He's a fantastic guitarist. Top 5 of all time to me. And I thoroughly agree with his opinions, and I'm actually further, much further to the right conservative side than him.
Yup...they're Killin it because THIS, is REAL music kids....this generation missed it. This has EVERYTHING MUSIC TRULY IS. TALENT! Which rap, or whatever this generation listens to will never have. Period. That was such a great time for super groups and stadium concerts, but they we're starting to fizzle out..
It doesn't get any better than Tommy Shaw, he's 68 now and sounds better than ever. Styx has been on tour since June and when he sings Sound the Alarm off the new album Crash of the Crown it will bring tears to your eyes. Tommy is freaking amazing!!
Damn Yankees were one of the biggest rock super groups. Tommy Shaw from Styx on Lead vocals and Rhythm Guitar. Jack Blades from Night Ranger on Bass and backing vocals. Ted Nugent on lead guitar, and Michael Cartellone on drums has worked with John Fogerty and Lynyrd Skynyrd.
Exactly!!! Ted F**king Nugent!!! Tommy and Jack have Great Harmony!!! You should check out the band Night Ranger- Don't Tell Me You Love Me, Sister Christian and You Can Still Rock In America. I bought this Damn Yankees album without hearing one song from it back in '89. I saw who the members of the band were and it was a no brainer.
This band was THE ULTIMATE SUPERGROUP. What a FANTASTIC song & album. This album & Dont Tread were PERFECT. Thank you for playing this. Tommy's hitting on all cylinders again with Styx's Crash Of The Crown album
Tommy was great in Styx, but he was definitely tamed too much. Luckily for us, he was able to let loose in Damn Yankees and unleash his true powerful rock voice (figuratively & Literally!) There's a video of Damn Yankees on youtube somewhere of a song called Mystified, I think Tommy goes to town on that one, Great song!
@@daleperkins4901 thank you! I stand corrected 😉 These guys were so incredible together. I’ve seen Jack Blades a few times in Florida. Would have loved to see Shaw Blades when they toured for a bit.
@@lizzieb6311 I was indifferent to Styx until Tommy Shaw joined. His songwriting and vocals elevated the entire band. I liked his solo stuff as well, but when he hitched up with Jack and Ted they moved to a whole new level.
@@daleperkins4901 yes those guys had incredible chemistry and their vocals harmonized brilliantly. Look up Hannah Shaw- The Kitten Lady. I have followed her because I foster kittens. I kept thinking “who does she remind me of”… she looked so familiar (and I didn’t know her name… only Kitten Lady). Well, she is Tommy Shaws Daughter and looks EXACTLY like him. No mistaking who her Daddy is. His voice is just perfect… stay well!
@@lizzieb6311 Ha!!! That's funny, because I found her through Tommy, doing a duet with him! I never knew her as "Kitten Lady" only as Tommy's daughter. She is the "Hannah" referenced in the song "Sing for the Day".
Damn Yankees definitely one of the best straight ahead rock ‘n’ roll bands in the early 90s. Check out “don’t tread on me.” That’s a killer tune! I’m just sad that we only got two albums from these guys. They definitely kicked ass!
You should watch the rest of this concert which includes them doing Renegade! I'd love these guys to get back together, at least for one tour ❤ You must watch the video for the song "High Enough" by Damn Yankees too.
I really enjoyed you reviewing this video. You don't keep stopping it and talking over it. And Ted, Tommy, Jack Blades are phenomenal. And uncle Ted is one of the best guitar players there ever was.
Dude I would do a lot of bad things to see this song performed live by these guys. I think it’s the best power ballad of all-time. That solo just puts it over the top. What masterful songwriting this is.
USUALLY ALWAYS FOLLOW THE RULE: "SHOULD ALWAYS HEAR STUDIO VERSIONS FIRST!" NOT REMASTERS YET EITHER. THEN LIVE SHOULD NOT BE LATER FIRST HEARS EITHER! THIS IS A RARE CASE WHERE A BAND CAN PULL ALL OF IT OFF! GREAT MUSICIANS❣🤘💜
Tommy Shaw and Jack Blades also did some other work together under the name Shaw/Blades. To those DY fans, I advise you check out their album "Influence". It's a collection of covers that are absolutely amazing.
YES YES YES!!! Thank you, T!! That was my suggestion, bro! But no one on the various reaction channels knows my patreon username. To them I'm Frostrazor :-) I think I'm two for two now on great picks for you. I knew you go bananas over this brother T! Your face was lit up like a big ol jack-o-lantern. I don't think there are any by them that are "better" than this jam, but just about every song they did was great. This is IMO their top song performance wise. "HIGH ENOUGH" was their real crowd pleasure radio popular one that was released. It's equally good, and little more ballad like. Not as kinetic as Come Again. Others are: Coming of Age, Bad Reputation, Pile Driver (is a real fun one - a real nugent like song), Damn Yankees (yes it's a song too), Runaway, Mystified The entire first album (Called DAMN YANKEES) is pure fire - every song will get you moving. Full of riffs, great guitar, and great harmonizing, and Tommy's amazing vocals. If you want to hear some good Styx (tommy specifically) Man in the Wilderness, Crystal Ball, and Blue Collar Man If you want some Night Ranger - Don't Tell Me You Love Me, When You Close Your Eyes, Sister Christian (one of the most popular power ballads of the 80s).
There is another one, High Enough. Tommy Shaw is such an amazing songwriter. The whole band is amazing and Jack Blades is a ball of fire. Uncle Ted is just amazing and Michael Cartellone is amazing 😍. They are truly a " supergroup"
Ted transitioned seamlessly from the Gibson Birdland in the Cat Scratch Fever days to the solid body whammy dives in this one which continues to build and build till Ted tears into the solo and it's hard to stay seated at that point, finishing with Tommy taking you back down gracefully till you finally are left with a Holy Crap! Jack and Tommy vocals, Insane. You called it well. Aloha from Maui. Look forward to watching more of your vids.
Uncle Ted just being Uncle Ted,rocking your face off with his awesome guitar work!! Giving zero F's!! Im surprised that there wasn't smoke & fire coming off the neck of his guitar!! He was giving it hell !!
I loved this band back in the day... but you could have Nugent play along on anything and make it amazing. Check out High Enough to really get a focus on Tommy Shaw and Jack Blades' ability to harmonize their vocals.
Great band. I got to see them once, at Ted Nugents whip lash bash concert in 1989. They came on right after XYZ opened the show. Ted played a full set with them, and then did a full set of his own band. Ted is probably the most underrated guitar player ever, cause let me tell you, that guy can play a guitar....
Saw them on the inaugural tour in 90. They co-headlined with Bad Company but for the show I saw, they went first. And tore it up. They tore it up so much that two songs into Bad Company, half the crowd was heading for the exits trying to keep that concert buzz. Ted was phenomenal, so I recommend "Piledriver". Thanks!
I saw Damn Yankees twice, once after each album, and of the 60 or 70 different bands I've seen over the years, they're still top 5, probably top 3 for just how good they sound live. Others like KISS put on bigger "shows." But for pure sound, Damn Yankees was VERY hard to beat. You mentioned your prior reaction to Styx's "Renegade." For most of their shows, for the encore, Damn Yankees did "Renegade," Ted's "Catch Scratch Fever," and Night Ranger's "You Can Still Rock in America." In fact, this video was taken from their 1992 Uprising concert in Denver, Colorado. I think the entire show may be on UA-cam still. You should checkout the encore. It's awesome. Just checking out their take on "Renegade" is worth your time. Rumor had it that Tommy Shaw always wanted to be a bit more of a hard rocker, but landed in a pop band instead. Damn Yankees was his chance to step it up a notch.
Had this cassette(telling my age, lol) and literally wore it out playing it so much. I love it! Check out some more please Runaway, Bad Reputation, Coming of Age, Mystified...Keep On Rockin'
Jack Blades is the bass player and lead singer from "Night Ranger" Check out there songs "Don't Tell Me you Love Me" and "Can Still Rock In America" both kick ass!
Damn Yankees- the best 4- years Ever, (check out their live version of Renegade (they threw in a few from each of their other bands) But their own writing and performing, wa like no other. Drummer Michael Cartellone has been with Skynard for decades, Tommy and Jack put out a couple of records Shaw/Blades, their harmonic talent together is forever matchless. Now they both are back with Styx and Night Ranger. Ted pops in here and there and has jammed with both live, Tommy and Jack once in a while show up on stage to sing the signature song they wrote together High Enough. Check out the original video of that song!!! Love your show!!!
Excellent reaction, Brother! Another awesome song they did from that same concert was "Uprising"!!! Hell, checkout that entire concert series and you will be blown away. I've seen Styx and Uncle Ted many times separately, and each can really bag it, but Damn Yankees.... Fuck, what can I say!
Ted Nugget was my first concert! Yup the shred master he is.I had the pleasure of seeingTed Nugent 3 times , 1 time with the Damn Yankees. Also,so,Tommy Shaw 5 time 4 with Styx and once with Damn Yankees man they were all awesome beyond measure
Well he and James made a comeback with her own band basically styx and they did a live version of crystal ball which had either a high school or a college orchestra backing them up and it is badass man if you can find it you will definitely dig it
With Styx's music, you have to listen to James (JY) Young's songs. •"Miss America" •"Half Penny Two Penny" •"Midnight Ride" •"Quick Is The Beat Of My Heart" •Young Man •"Put Me On" JY was always the main "rocker" in Styx. Unfortunately his music gets ignored a lot. Other D**n Yankees tracks are •Don't Tread On Me •Firefly •Uprising •15 Minutes Of Fame
Nugent is one of those old school players who ensures he always is in the melody and absolutely kills it. IDK I have seen alot and love Clapton, Page, Vaughn, Hendrix and I will definately put Nugent in that same category.
DUDE you HAVE to listen to Crystal Ball if you want to see Styx rock it out with Timmy Shaw on lead vocals. That song kicks ass. I thought I knew Styx until I heard that song come on the radio. Suite Madame Blue is another epic classic with DeYoung on vocals.
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Ted is one of those rare players who actually advanced with the times as far as guitar playing is concerned, he got faster and better as time went by
this solo is uncle teds finest hour
No matter what his personal beliefs are, there’s no doubt that uncle Ted can play!
He makes it look easy while he does it.
He's a fantastic guitarist. Top 5 of all time to me. And I thoroughly agree with his opinions, and I'm actually further, much further to the right conservative side than him.
Ted for President !
both are part of why we love him ;)
@@scottmcquarrie7295 SPIRIT CAMPFIRE !!
Ted Nugent, Tommy Shaw, Jack Blades and Michael Cartellone they were a gret band wish they would reunite for a tour id pay good money to see them
F*ck yes.
Unbelievable.
Absolutely!!!!
Saw Tommy 4 years ago and his voice is gone!!!!
@@oknein9356 DAMN YANKEES!!
Tommy and Jack have some of the best harmonies ever. Uncle Ted tops it off with his super talented guitar playing.
amen!
Agreed! Tommy is such an underrated talent!
This band was amazing live
Totally agree! Saw them many times in Maine with Bad Company
Damn Yankees is the BEST supergroup EVER IMO!
Yup...they're Killin it because THIS, is REAL music kids....this generation missed it. This has EVERYTHING MUSIC TRULY IS. TALENT! Which rap, or whatever this generation listens to will never have. Period. That was such a great time for super groups and stadium concerts, but they we're starting to fizzle out..
"Ted Fucking Nugent"...I couldn't have said it better.
The ENTIRE band was great! A tour from these guys would be AMAZING!!!
It doesn't get any better than Tommy Shaw, he's 68 now and sounds better than ever. Styx has been on tour since June and when he sings Sound the Alarm off the new album Crash of the Crown it will bring tears to your eyes. Tommy is freaking amazing!!
Damn Yankees were one of the biggest rock super groups. Tommy Shaw from Styx on Lead vocals and Rhythm Guitar. Jack Blades from Night Ranger on Bass and backing vocals. Ted Nugent on lead guitar, and Michael Cartellone on drums has worked with John Fogerty and Lynyrd Skynyrd.
Exactly!!! Ted F**king Nugent!!! Tommy and Jack have Great Harmony!!! You should check out the band Night Ranger- Don't Tell Me You Love Me, Sister Christian and You Can Still Rock In America. I bought this Damn Yankees album without hearing one song from it back in '89. I saw who the members of the band were and it was a no brainer.
Exactly - those guys - there's no way it can be not be awesome!
This band was THE ULTIMATE SUPERGROUP. What a FANTASTIC song & album. This album & Dont Tread were PERFECT. Thank you for playing this. Tommy's hitting on all cylinders again with Styx's Crash Of The Crown album
Tommy is the reason I became a die hard Styx fan. Loved DYs too...
HSAS is a phenomenal super group too. Equal to this.
Jack Blades from Night Ranger
With a name like that, he was destined to be in a rock band!
Tommy and Jack were born to sing together. They harmonize better than family and it is magic
@@jamestate5059 Yup. they did two albums - mostly acoustic guitar stuff. Very "tom petty" vibe. Very very good.
The drummer in this band has been drumming for Skynyrd for over a decade now
Michael Cartellone
Tommy was great in Styx, but he was definitely tamed too much. Luckily for us, he was able to let loose in Damn Yankees and unleash his true powerful rock voice (figuratively & Literally!) There's a video of Damn Yankees on youtube somewhere of a song called Mystified, I think Tommy goes to town on that one, Great song!
Mercy yes!!!
These guys didn’t record a bad song in their one album together… absolute DREAM TEAM…MASSIVE TALENT 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
TWO albums!!!
@@daleperkins4901 thank you! I stand corrected 😉 These guys were so incredible together. I’ve seen Jack Blades a few times in Florida. Would have loved to see Shaw Blades when they toured for a bit.
@@lizzieb6311 I was indifferent to Styx until Tommy Shaw joined. His songwriting and vocals elevated the entire band. I liked his solo stuff as well, but when he hitched up with Jack and Ted they moved to a whole new level.
@@daleperkins4901 yes those guys had incredible chemistry and their vocals harmonized brilliantly. Look up Hannah Shaw- The Kitten Lady. I have followed her because I foster kittens. I kept thinking “who does she remind me of”… she looked so familiar (and I didn’t know her name… only Kitten Lady). Well, she is Tommy Shaws Daughter and looks EXACTLY like him. No mistaking who her Daddy is. His voice is just perfect… stay well!
@@lizzieb6311 Ha!!! That's funny, because I found her through Tommy, doing a duet with him! I never knew her as "Kitten Lady" only as Tommy's daughter. She is the "Hannah" referenced in the song "Sing for the Day".
That guitar solo is just awesome !!!! Great reaction T !!!
This song is dope. Damn Yankees were incredible. This live performance is in my favorites.
Damn Yankees definitely one of the best straight ahead rock ‘n’ roll bands in the early 90s. Check out “don’t tread on me.” That’s a killer tune! I’m just sad that we only got two albums from these guys. They definitely kicked ass!
They were set to record a third however.the record company paid them not to. It was the beginning of the garbage hip hop era.
You should watch the rest of this concert which includes them doing Renegade! I'd love these guys to get back together, at least for one tour ❤ You must watch the video for the song "High Enough" by Damn Yankees too.
Ted is one hell of a guitarist
I really enjoyed you reviewing this video.
You don't keep stopping it and talking over it.
And Ted, Tommy, Jack Blades are phenomenal.
And uncle Ted is one of the best guitar players there ever was.
Dude I would do a lot of bad things to see this song performed live by these guys. I think it’s the best power ballad of all-time. That solo just puts it over the top. What masterful songwriting this is.
The other big hit by Damn Yankees was "High Enough"
USUALLY ALWAYS FOLLOW THE RULE: "SHOULD ALWAYS HEAR STUDIO VERSIONS FIRST!" NOT REMASTERS YET EITHER. THEN LIVE SHOULD NOT BE LATER FIRST HEARS EITHER! THIS IS A RARE CASE WHERE A BAND CAN PULL ALL OF IT OFF! GREAT MUSICIANS❣🤘💜
I got the perfect request for you. Heart Stairway to Heaven Kennedy Center Honors Led Zeppelin
Yes absolutely, easily a candidate for the best cover of any song by any band.
some of Uncle Ted's best guitar Right there !!
These guys do an incredible version of Renegade
Tommy Shaw and Jack Blades also did some other work together under the name Shaw/Blades. To those DY fans, I advise you check out their album "Influence". It's a collection of covers that are absolutely amazing.
That was awesome and not a studio track, fully live. Just shows you how awesome Tommy Shaw can sing and Ted was just amazing.
Damn Yankees is my favorite band!
best nugent solo ever
Yeah he DESTROYED it.
Ted master of guitar and great showman! Vocals awesome. Love the song in 80s love it still!
Saw these guys live with Slaughter and Jackyl in '92 and they were phenomenal!!!
would love to have seen that
YES YES YES!!! Thank you, T!! That was my suggestion, bro! But no one on the various reaction channels knows my patreon username. To them I'm Frostrazor :-)
I think I'm two for two now on great picks for you. I knew you go bananas over this brother T! Your face was lit up like a big ol jack-o-lantern.
I don't think there are any by them that are "better" than this jam, but just about every song they did was great. This is IMO their top song performance wise.
"HIGH ENOUGH" was their real crowd pleasure radio popular one that was released. It's equally good, and little more ballad like. Not as kinetic as Come Again.
Others are: Coming of Age, Bad Reputation, Pile Driver (is a real fun one - a real nugent like song), Damn Yankees (yes it's a song too), Runaway, Mystified
The entire first album (Called DAMN YANKEES) is pure fire - every song will get you moving. Full of riffs, great guitar, and great harmonizing, and Tommy's amazing vocals.
If you want to hear some good Styx (tommy specifically) Man in the Wilderness, Crystal Ball, and Blue Collar Man
If you want some Night Ranger - Don't Tell Me You Love Me, When You Close Your Eyes, Sister Christian (one of the most popular power ballads of the 80s).
This was a too fuckn good! The vocals, the solo. Everything about this was a chefs kiss! Magnificent!
Damn Yankees...Coming of Age. Used to cover that as a kid, and being lead vox and lead guitar on it was a fun challenge. ;-)
The DAM YANKEE so underrated but us rockers Knew what was up....FIRE!
This entire concert is on UA-cam and worth every second to watch. Only one hour long and every song is Killer!
These guys are AMAZING in concert
Damn Yankees were great! All their songs were good. 🔥
Tommy Shaw and Jack Blades did 2 albums under the name Shaw-Blades.
Those were great too!!!
There is another one, High Enough. Tommy Shaw is such an amazing songwriter. The whole band is amazing and Jack Blades is a ball of fire. Uncle Ted is just amazing and Michael Cartellone is amazing 😍. They are truly a " supergroup"
Great live band. Saw them several years ago in southern Oregon, love this song!
Ted transitioned seamlessly from the Gibson Birdland in the Cat Scratch Fever days to the solid body whammy dives in this one which continues to build and build till Ted tears into the solo and it's hard to stay seated at that point, finishing with Tommy taking you back down gracefully till you finally are left with a Holy Crap! Jack and Tommy vocals, Insane. You called it well. Aloha from Maui. Look forward to watching more of your vids.
High enough is my favorite from them. Loved this performance. ❤
Check out High Enough by Damn Yankees.
Damn Yankees - Silence is broken
Was partially deaf for two days after having seen uncle Ted at Forest National in Brussels, Belgium, back in 1979.
If you want damn Yankees you can't go wrong with don't tread on me
It rocks harder
Lynch Mob wicked sensation
the vocal , the harmonies , the drums , and bass are all excellent , but the guitar drives this one home ;)
Styx has several live concerts. Look for the Grand Illusion/ Pieces of Eight . Check out Man in the Wilderness, Castle Walls, Renegade.
Uncle Ted just being Uncle Ted,rocking your face off with his awesome guitar work!! Giving zero F's!! Im surprised that there wasn't smoke & fire coming off the neck of his guitar!! He was giving it hell !!
I bought this album when it came out. This is one of my favorite songs of all time. Just killer...
I don't know what is more brilliant, the sum of the parts , the guitars, or the vocals and harmonies
Braaaa! One of the best songs ever written!
Guitar solo is great WOW
I loved this band back in the day... but you could have Nugent play along on anything and make it amazing. Check out High Enough to really get a focus on Tommy Shaw and Jack Blades' ability to harmonize their vocals.
High Enough is another one to check out!
Great band. I got to see them once, at Ted Nugents whip lash bash concert in 1989. They came on right after XYZ opened the show. Ted played a full set with them, and then did a full set of his own band. Ted is probably the most underrated guitar player ever, cause let me tell you, that guy can play a guitar....
Saw them on the inaugural tour in 90. They co-headlined with Bad Company but for the show I saw, they went first. And tore it up. They tore it up so much that two songs into Bad Company, half the crowd was heading for the exits trying to keep that concert buzz. Ted was phenomenal, so I recommend "Piledriver". Thanks!
Listened to this band since the 90's . Ted since the 60's
GREAT!! GREAT!!! Thanks so much!!
I saw Damn Yankees twice, once after each album, and of the 60 or 70 different bands I've seen over the years, they're still top 5, probably top 3 for just how good they sound live. Others like KISS put on bigger "shows." But for pure sound, Damn Yankees was VERY hard to beat. You mentioned your prior reaction to Styx's "Renegade." For most of their shows, for the encore, Damn Yankees did "Renegade," Ted's "Catch Scratch Fever," and Night Ranger's "You Can Still Rock in America." In fact, this video was taken from their 1992 Uprising concert in Denver, Colorado. I think the entire show may be on UA-cam still. You should checkout the encore. It's awesome. Just checking out their take on "Renegade" is worth your time. Rumor had it that Tommy Shaw always wanted to be a bit more of a hard rocker, but landed in a pop band instead. Damn Yankees was his chance to step it up a notch.
Had this cassette(telling my age, lol) and literally wore it out playing it so much. I love it! Check out some more please Runaway, Bad Reputation, Coming of Age, Mystified...Keep On Rockin'
@Dee.the ol no.2pencil should fix it for one more try 😂👍🤘
"(telling my age, lol)" - And still beautiful !
Firefly is a banger from Damn Yankees! You might also like Bad Reputation, Mystified, Coming of Age, or Double Coyote.
Saw them twice live. Excellent both times! So lucky to have seen that!
Man...I'd just like to smoke with this dude and listen to all of these classics again. It feels new again.
great live performance , mark of a truly good band
Jack Blades is the bass player and lead singer from "Night Ranger" Check out there songs "Don't Tell Me you Love Me" and "Can Still Rock In America" both kick ass!
Damn Yankees- the best 4- years Ever, (check out their live version of Renegade (they threw in a few from each of their other bands) But their own writing and performing, wa like no other. Drummer Michael Cartellone has been with Skynard for decades, Tommy and Jack put out a couple of records Shaw/Blades, their harmonic talent together is forever matchless. Now they both are back with Styx and Night Ranger. Ted pops in here and there and has jammed with both live, Tommy and Jack once in a while show up on stage to sing the signature song they wrote together High Enough. Check out the original video of that song!!! Love your show!!!
Excellent reaction, Brother! Another awesome song they did from that same concert was "Uprising"!!! Hell, checkout that entire concert series and you will be blown away. I've seen Styx and Uncle Ted many times separately, and each can really bag it, but Damn Yankees.... Fuck, what can I say!
I saw Tommy Shaw warm up for Rush in the early 90's, Great Double Bill
Awww man... that had to be an amazing show!
@@TheAdventuresofTNT Agree!
I was lucky enough to see this band in concert back in the 80s
DY's weren't around in the 80's. Their first CD release and tour wasn't until 1990...
@@Deborahtunes Actually it was 89
@@poeslanding ~ It was recorded in 1989 yes. But it wasn't actually released until February 1990...
@@poeslanding ~ And they didn't tour until 1990 as well...
@@Deborahtunes Well maybe I got the date wrong but I didn’t see them in concert
My man, watching you enjoy that down to your core was amazing!! God bless.
They are awesome together
Love Tommy Shaw
I got to see one of the last times that Ted Nugent played with Damn Yankees & Jakyl opened for them!! Fantastic Concert!!
Saw the same show but it was Jackyl, Damn Yankees and Bad Company.
This band was awesome!!
I LOOOOOOOOOVE THIS SONG!!!!
It is a crime against music that Ted Nugent is not in the R&R HOF.
Sadly Damn Yankees only did two albums.
this sounds better live than it does on the album.
Ted Nugget was my first concert! Yup the shred master he is.I had the pleasure of seeingTed Nugent 3 times , 1 time with the Damn Yankees. Also,so,Tommy Shaw 5 time 4 with Styx and once with Damn Yankees man they were all awesome beyond measure
Everybody out here, thinking that uncle Ted is a one trick pony. The dude can play.
Well he and James made a comeback with her own band basically styx and they did a live version of crystal ball which had either a high school or a college orchestra backing them up and it is badass man if you can find it you will definitely dig it
Do Night Ranger’s Don’t tell me you love me
With Styx's music, you have to listen to James (JY) Young's songs.
•"Miss America"
•"Half Penny Two Penny"
•"Midnight Ride"
•"Quick Is The Beat Of My Heart"
•Young Man
•"Put Me On"
JY was always the main "rocker" in Styx. Unfortunately his music gets ignored a lot.
Other D**n Yankees tracks are
•Don't Tread On Me
•Firefly
•Uprising
•15 Minutes Of Fame
Great band!
Goosebumps 😍
You probably listened to the song "High Enough" by Damn Yankees. I remember that song more. They ARE great!
Garth killed those vocals!! 🤘
Uncle Ted laying it down as only the Motor City Madman can….
Fantastic video but the ORIGINAL video is FIRE & so much fun! 🥰🎶
Nugent is one of those old school players who ensures he always is in the melody and absolutely kills it. IDK I have seen alot and love Clapton, Page, Vaughn, Hendrix and I will definately put Nugent in that same category.
Rumors of them reuniting
My husband and i are going to see night ranger on my birthday. I've seen damn Yankees 3x. Lol
Good old Nugent, gotta love that Detroit style of rock/blues style of guitar
DUDE you HAVE to listen to Crystal Ball if you want to see Styx rock it out with Timmy Shaw on lead vocals.
That song kicks ass. I thought I knew Styx until I heard that song come on the radio.
Suite Madame Blue is another epic classic with DeYoung on vocals.
These guys were great live. I saw them with Bad Company.
Coming of Age is a great Damn Yankees tune as well.