Ronnie Montrose and Pat Travers - "Bad Motor Scooter"
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- Опубліковано 19 чер 2011
- Ronnie Montrose and Pat Travers performing "Bad Motor Scooter" @ Rib America in St. Louis, MO on May 28, 2011. Ronnie is backed by Keith St. John on vocals, Rodney O'Quinn on bass guitar and Sandy Gennaro on drums.
I can't believe Pat Travers didn't get a HELL of alot more cheering than that.He's a legend!!!! I love Pat!
Bigger than Ron
@@johnwinger2240no he's not
Montrose first album is a true classic ..😎🎛🎸
I wonder how many people in the audience know what a treat this is that they witnessed that day.
i did. i was there. it was amazeballs.
All of them. These two are the reigning kings of full tilt boogie. Period.
rafjr64 considering that it happened in St Louis, I'd say all of them. Montrose and Pat Travers are on regular rotation on St Louis radio.
very few my friend!!
Nobody today understands what happened on that day!
I was at this show in St. Louie which was fantastic!!! The bald guy who I am seeing comments regarding is the incredible Ronnie Montrose. RIP Ronnie. It's a sad day...
Ronnie cranks Pat's amp for the solo..........awesome!!!!
Yes...pure class!!
I love how Ronnie turns up Pat,s amp!
🎵at 3:35....
Ronnie really enjoyed that performance, what a shame we had to lose him so soon!
Montrose was the first concert I ever attended. They played with Foghat and Black Oak Arkansas in 77. It was a great concert. I used to crank Pat Travers "Puttin it Straight" on my Craig powerplay system with a 300 watt Craig amp in my 73 Mustang. You could hear me coming from a mile away. It's a wonder that I can still hear. Two legends of ROCK!
Pat Travers was my first concert. Rochester NY about 1977.
Montrose was my first as well. Opened for Golden Earring. Most of the audience was there to see Montrose because when they left the stage, most of the audience left with them.
@@tonydeaton2890 too funny
@@tonydeaton2890 Golden Earring was my second concert. They were opening for Aerosmith who didn't show for the gig.
Me too, I had Pat's first five album's. Those were his glory days.
The first joint I smoked we had Montrose playing on eight track. I thought the engine sound was the coolest thing I ever heard.
that's awesome
Still is
Even though Sammy wrote this, Ronnie definitely helped his guitar playing. The first Montrose album is a classic and I have the vinyl in a safe !!!! Travers rocked on this and R.I.P. Ronnie you'll never be forgotten.
right
Thank you for your comment my album is wore out but who cares LOL
Fuck Scammy Hagar. He ain't shit and doesn't deserve a moments fame.
MONTROSE 1 . top 10 desert album 10 on a 10
Take it out of the safe and play that mother!
Keith St. John sounds good
Pat travers great
Ronnie always a genius
Saw Montrose years in OKC when they were out promoting the 1st album. Had no idea who they were...they were on the bill with Foghat and J- Geils. They were first up and after they were finished we just looked at each other and said, "WOW!" They blew the other 2 bands away. We went out the next day and bought the Montrose album. "Rock Candy"..."Bad Motor Scooter".."Rock The Nation" and "Space Station #5" are on my iPod to this day. RIP Ronnie.
That kid's is how it's done.
Fuckin' A bro!!!
We grew upon a heavy diet of Montrose and Pat Travers. Thanks for the upload Mark Tuttle!
Two of the greatest guitar players of our time together....what more could a girl ask for?
Old school straight up rock & roll!!!! This is how it is supposed to be done!!!
+sgt803 can I get an AMEN
You got that right.
LOUD & FUCKIN' PROUD!!!!! H.F.Y.!!!!!
Montrose was my favorite band growing up and still is. RIP Ronnie Montrose.
the first time I heard rock candy I knew I was going to play guitar RIP Ronnie Montrose you were a huge influence
when i was a teenager in the days when a hundred watts of stereo power was extremely loud i used to blast these old montrose songs along with many others ... good old rock and roll the way it was intended to sound.. its when sound takes on a physical property not just a audio expierence .. if you know what i mean rock on
Cool
UNDERSTOOD!!!!!!!
alez jaklic , You said it I'm glad Pat Travers is still rocking I took my wife and daughters to see him at Jamming Java and as usual Pat Never fails to rock the house. RIP Ronnie Montrose I hope you found peace.
I don't always listen to Pat Travers... but when I do, so do my neighbors.
Viking Power:
Montrose 🕀
Went to see Montrose in the 70s in B'ham Al. Great concert! I was 16 years old. Ronnie can throw down and he was unselfish and thats one of the things I liked about him. I still listen to his music. RIP Ronnie Montrose. Gone but not forgotten.
😎💯✌️✌️
I had to listen to this again and same reaction, they STILL sounded like an American Led Zep!!!
I saw zeppelin that day in SF they sucked ronnie and pat rock zep
It's awesome how Ronnie gave PT's amp 'a little love'. Great video, friend!
what a f..c...g glorious racket-saw Montrose play this at The Rainbow London back in 1975-just great.
The band I was in(Joe Kelly Band) in the 90s got to open for Pat in Waco Texas then I was offered a job playing bass for Pat Travers. Damn those were the days.
RIP Ronnie in early 70s only the coolest listened to Montrose.
Saw both Pat Travers and Ronnie Montrose in Albany NY in the late 70's percorming in separate shows. Ronnie's band was wedged in between opener Van Halen and headliner Journey at the famous Palace Theatre in March 1978, then Pat Travers played a relatively small movie auditorium called The Madison Theater in Octobe with Richard T Bear warming up. In December 1979 Gamma played Allen's Pub in nearby Scotia and we had a table upstairs overlooking the band from 30 feet away and had a terribly cute waitress serving our drinks all night. 3 great shows like we'll never see again for a total ticket cost of under $25 for all 3 shows.
Pat "Boom Boom" Travers is one of the most overlooked and underrated guitarist`s and songwriters ever! Sammy was actually better later on,but he still rocked!
And don't forget Pat Thrall from the best era of Pat's career too! He was very tasty and really filled out Pat's Live sound back in the mid to late 70s :) ♫
you mean over-rated
Del McTarsney rite on brother. When I took the next step up at drumming I would play along with go for what u know. Aldridge's most awsome drum parts he ever made. Always will luv PTs song writing. One of a kind
Especially if you aren't from Toronto. Even people in the next province don't know him...but...he kicks ass on guitar and his band is the hardest rocking band in the country. Still rocking. I love this. I don't know Montrose, but ...this is great. I have found another great band.
"Stevie" is Pats best man. Damn vicious and beautiful at the same time. Like a good looking woman with a temper.... Love it or kill it.... HA....
That intro gave me goosebumps!
What a inspiration, what a loss. Spoke with Ronnie just a few months before he died. Those white Marshalls in my picture were his before he sold them to me. Used on his first few albums with Sammy. Didn't appreciate what I had but I will love his music forever. Rest in peace old friend. Mick
Reminds me of sitting with my younger brother in his 69 GTO with this on the cassette deck. Down at Golden Gardens in Seattle.On shitty rainy day. Just us in the parking lot. Smoking weed drinking beer. And doing whippets. Looking at the Puget Sound. Can't do that shit now in the new world order.
This socool I never forget this the last rock and roll .... guys
Pat Travers my most favourite guitar player of all time. Ronnie Montrose was a fantastic player too, a monster guitar player like Pat.
MONTROSE #1!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Ronnie lives forever in his music!!!!
Ronnies solo albs are something else. Territory Diva Station. Such a cool pieces of work
Man what a shame I missed this, I should have been there
This is, always has been, one bad ass song.
That's me yelling that drummer kicks ass at the end....love ronnie
who was the drummer?
That was absolutely kick ass fantastic!
Props to Rodney for the bass line. Love it.
That is how you play that song. Incredible.
Ronnie AND Pat? Yes. Please.
Was there for this concert.Mark Farner also rocked the place.
Keith St. John really does a Great Job on the Vocals.
I miss Ronnie. RIP
me too
Unfortunately as we witness the slow demise of this good old rock and roll to see it replaced by the crap they put out now, a part of a great generation's soul will be lost.
Dan Robbins ,As we of that great generation watch our musical hero's die a bit of me dies with them. Long live real rock. I lost all respect for the rock hall of fame the night NWA was inducted. rap is NOT ROCK..rap just SUCKS!
There is/was no bigger egomaniac in Rock than Ronnie. For him to crank up Travers amp tells me how much respect he has for him
RIP Montrose, rocked out to you many a night as a teen
The 2 most influential straight ahead hard rocking guitarists of the 70s, on the same stage. Speechless..
Ritchie Blackmore, Micheal schenker, tony iommi , are the best 70s guitar gods. Followed by rik emmit ronnie montrose, early Nugent ,
@@jerrywoods4066 Could say a dozen more...
@@lukemanify sure but those are my favorites
@@jerrywoods4066 All mine too
Just super badass! This is so good! Pat T is a great guitarist! Always has been, and will be
These are the best, of the best!!
Loved both of these guys for decades. What a gas to see them play together!
the amount if good guitar rock from these two
History in the making. But such strange contrasts with the concrete corporate backdrop. Great playing and singing. That's how to do a show. 🎸🥁🎸🎤
Love it- RIP Ronnie
Nothing like Ronnie's slide
WOw! And great singer
Thanks for this who put this clip of joy 😂 on public 🇺🇸 uses. God bless the u s a. And. Ronnie and pat
Love Pat Travers,One Of My All Time Favorites
2 of the greatest from the 70's.
Long Live Rock & Roll !!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Fantastic to see a rare moment...
Vocals are pretty damn good too!
Great rare video. thanks...
Two of My Fave Six string Gunner's!
Ronnie you ARE the best
Pat & his band are still rocking the socks off -in fact, his slide work has progressed quite nicely. Saw an interview shortly after Ronnie's passing & Pat was quite affected. Long live Ronnie Montrose & hope to see the mighty Pat Travers Band real soon ......
You may enjoy Pat Travers Band from 1976 with Pat, Mars Cowling, and Nicko McBrain (now with Iron Maiden) on drums. Start the video at about twenty-five minutes into this concert where Pat just changed from a Telecaster to his trademark Gibson Melody Maker, he tunes up a bit, and BAM he breaks into a great slide performance on "You Don't Love Me"... enjoy
loraljohnson Mars Cowling was AWESOME!
Great video! R.I.P Ronnie.
I saw Montrose in 1974 with Spooky Tooth and Humble Pie. Humble Pie was the Headliner and that's who I was there to see. Never heard of Montrose before but when they came on stage for the last set they tore the Baltimore (Maryland) Civic Center away. I became a fan right there and then. What an amazing group and first album. One of the greatest in rock history.
In this video it features two of the greatest guitar slingers to ever walk the planet. Pat Travers and Ronnie Montrose, what more can I say?
Incredible lineup!!! Damn!!!
Excellent video.
That was an awesome show!
I saw Pat Travers open for Sammy Hagar at the Checker Dome in St. Lu. t'was a night to remember.
thanks for the post!
You are sorely missed Ronnie! R.I.P.
Seen both of em. Glad I did.
Whoa! GREAT SINGER!
The vocalist is nailing it Good job
Great performance!!! Nothing like two AWESOME guitar players coming together to perform a classic song like this. And what a great job they did😁. If anyone knows the names of, the vocalist & bassist & the drummer. I would love to know what are. A great video worth watching a few more times, you know 😊. ❤❤🖒🖒🖒
Never seen these two perform together. Killer! Two greats rockin' it!
This sounded awesome!
RIP Ronnie. You will be missed.
Fantastic vid..
Thanks Mark.
It's nice that Ronnie stops to watch the show for a bit.
seeing these guys together would be so bad ass - live I mean
Two of the best playing together! Ronnie Montrose and Pat Travers. Pat Travers is doing a show at the Bodega Cafe(Hayfork, CA) on December with "Cold Sweat" opening for him and the band. That's what I read, anyway.
The Bodega Cafe is bringing some great acts to the area. This Friday 13, 2015 we';re(Looney Tunes) opening for Led Zepplica, so come out if you're in the area.
I la la love this song and performance!! Yeah!!!!!
Pat T has got to see this. thanks for posting. 2 of my all time faves on the same stage playing one of my fav songs. wish i could have been at this show. peace out and Rock On!!!!
superb music
Wow two great guitarist one so so singer, still very much worth the watch. RIP Ronnie.
Awesome! R.I.P. Ronnie the genius!
Oh Yeah, great way to start off the day.
Never get tired of PT blisterin it up. Ronnie is still killin it as well.
RockinRon
Oh yeah! Love me some excellent guitar 🎸🎶❣️😘
i was there and didnt even know PT was there!
Now that's music by professionals
Oh my, words!
R.I.P. Ronnie Montrose!!!!!
Amazing thanks
Hey the guy got the peak of his life! Singing with these guys is not a karaoke gig, Well done
Love it! All that's missing is Rod Price.
Great jam! R.I.P. Ronnie Montrose
Pat played putting it straight record lrember life in London n. Makes no difference oh yeha I was a motocross racing motorcycle boy at ten but this record I got hooked on music 🎵🎶🎵🎶🎵 🎵🎶🎵🎶🎵🎶. Still love motocross n freestyle enduros. Flat track sacramento mile my home I was born in music took me lots of places florida I miss I stayed the tour was over I got a offered to play lead guitar in a panama city beach florida band heck yes I miss florida
No reply stupid comment? No i love music i went on tour at 17years old BEFORE that motocross rideing i stop RACEING i love to watch such skilled young dudes TODAY is that a stupid comment too????????
Legends of my time.