Pat Travers Live at the Bamboo Room (FULL CONCERT) | Blues, Rock, Guitar
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- Опубліковано 28 вер 2024
- Calling all Hammer Heads! Get down and dirty with Canadian blues rock guitar legend Pat Travers on this epic live document recorded in 2013 at The Bamboo Room in Lake Worth, Florida! Includes performances of the icon's best known tunes including “Boom Boom Out Go The Lights," “Snortin’ Whiskey,” “Crash And Burn” and many more! Special guest performance by Pete “Mars” Cowling who played on the original recording of “Boom Boom!”
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Frank Marino and Pat Travers are the two most underrated guitarists in the history of rock.
not by me..just by the mainstream music ?business"... they both kick ASS !!!!!!!
don't forget Robin Trower !,
my words bro my words
this comment deserves 1000 thumbs up!!!!! you are so freaking right!!!!!!!
thumbs up on that shit.
Pats a true artist and one of the best rhythm and blues guitarist in the history of rock and roll . His live album "Go For What You Know" featured Pat Thrall on lead and rhythm guitars Mars on bass . The legendary Tommy Aldridge on the drum kit . And Pat Travers on lead and rhythm guitars and lead vocals. This line-up was designed for one reason and one reason only and that was to kick your ass with their hard dose of boogie woogie blues party music ever . and they were all that and more . I grew up in Orlando florida and Pat moved to the city in the late 70s and i have seen Pats band live plenty of times and never once did they disappoint . Just phenomenal group of musicians that was so tight it was unimaginable...
pat thrall mars cowling tommy aldridge. Was the height of the band. Still love Pat all ways finds good players.
Oakland california s. In collaboration with our buddy Mr Bill gram day on the green Pat's band in sevendy six tommy aldridge blew us away best band I saw back then I was a pat travers fan first record I got hooked
Tommy was in a LOT of bands at their heydays. Coincidence?
So true!
Hell yeah
This was the best band collectively since Mars, Pat and Tommy. I've see several of his groups and Kirk, Rodney and Sandy were freakin awesome!!
This takes me back to 77 when a buddy of mine turned me on to PT with the Putting it Straight album. Good times..!
RIP Mars... you are a Bass legend.
Still can't believe he is no longer of this planet. He was the love of my life. 10 years I will always cherish. No one ever filled that void.
@Mick Cripzzz I have been thinking about him so much. He'd have been a blast in lockdown! His laugh was the best.
He didn't read music. He would listen, and play it. Technical terms I'm not sure of, but he learned by ear. He was a great cook, and that was how we first met. I was sort of stuck, as my friend went off with Jerry. I just wanted to eat! It was 3 AM. I was getting really grumpy. He didn't say much, but soon walked into the living room with a whole meal! One kiss lead to 10 years. Geography separated us. Always in my heart, and a part of my soul. Hope you are well, and safe, wherever you are~
I'm a guitar player,saw PTB two times once as 3 piece then with Pat Thrall.Mars Cowling was totally outstanding.A True bass legend, just a knockout.
@@jaclynrae4918 wow what a story.Saw Mars 2times he was an absolute knockout.A show stopper!
And we got to see that lethal line-up. Travers, Thrall, Cowling, Aldridge!! Twice!! Then much later with Dave LaRue on bass...😳
That my friends is what you call REAL musicianship!!
My thoughts bro
Still kickin ass after all these years!
Every time I see Pat Play, he inspires me to pick up my guitar and play. Such an awesome talent
me too!
Me 3
"Crash and Burn" has to be one of the most relevant songs ever written.
LOVE that album
Born under a bad sign is the theme song to my life. Can't stand the original after hearing Pat tear it up
My favorite line up had Jerry Riggs playing lead/rythem guitar. He played a well worn 62 sunburst fender stratocaster thru a Marshall. Absolutely Killer. Jerry plays for .38 special now.
I agree 100% !! Pat really hasn't had a great band since the early to mid-90s that are up to his talent and passion level.
Without doubt seen both Pat Travers and Frank Marino live they literally make the hair on your neck stand up amazing talent !!!!!
Opened for him once in Albuquerque. Kinda of full of himself. Great player and very under-rated voice and guitarist. Hope to see him tour again
Exactly ! And was probably this night ! He took forever to cone out after the rest of the band was enjoying the people, Pat already was headed for certain people , blew this hippie of like a cheaprug , BUT always loved his shows 🎶
I saw PT on March 20th, 1982 when he graciously replaced Ozzy Osbourne the day after Randy Rhoades passed away. Sandy Gennaro was the drummer that day. I think his foot was in a cast and he had to be carried on the stage. They were great then and they’re still kicking ass!
The timing changes were always my favorites!
RIP Peter "Mars" Cowling -- died 3/20/18. Very sad news indeed. And his fellow hard blues rock bass pal, Craig MacGregor of Foghat, died just 39 days before Mars did.
Interesting that Terry O'Quinn ended up on Foghat when the smoke cleared...
@@dennis-ul5ht It's Rodney O'Quinn. My best guess as to why he left the Pat Travers Band to join Foghat is that Foghat seems to perform much more regularly than PT does, so I assume that Rodney makes much more $$$ in Foghat than he would with PT.
I was a huge Foghat fan back in the 70s
I had all of his albums and I saw him 4 times
Thank GOD for music that is not rotten and produced by the illuminati at the top.
I'm with you on that my friend! Today's music is crap. The industry sucks more now than ever. Thank God the older guys are still playing so they can pass the torch to young guys that care about great music and playing.
This is great! Thank you for posting this. I think Pat is underrated as a guitar player!
Not underrated by those of us who know him... ;)
Amazing is all I can say.
Props Pat.
Very sorry to hear about Peter's passing earlier this year, RIP Mr. Cowling. Was lovely to see him again in the final song.
Damn.......this makes all the bad go away!!!!!!!!!!!!
Ronnie Montrose and Rick Derringer are under rated as well.
Pat Travers is the one guitarist that will be welcomed in " Heaven or Hell " but "We " know where " HE " will always go to "His " heart"s desire !
Back in the'70s I had all his album's. He used to be a three piece. Best show I ever seen was Aerosmith, Foreigner, Pat Travers, AC- DC and Van Halen.
You lucky bastard ya!! Seriously though, I’d of killed to see all of these great acts. Hoping Bon Scott was still alive and Aerosmith weren’t completely wasted just yet? Sincerely yours truly, DJP ex PostMortem and Kilslug Boston Massachusetts USA Amerikkka of course 🇨🇳🏳️Nothing like that would even happen in today’s world 🌎 What year in the 70’s? Had to be at least as late as 1978. Yeah? Thanks 🙏🏻 in advance!!
Day on the Green 1978 Oakland Coliseum
@@deanpesaturo6401 Day on the Green 1978 Oakland Coliseum. From what I remember Aerosmith was bad. Bad sound. Awful guitars. Bad vocals. probably wasted. AC/DC were the opener at 11am. The stage was in the outfield of the Baseball stadium with packed crowd on the field(that's where the Green comes from). I think during Problem child, Bon Scott got on Angus' shoulders and went Through the crowd from the stage all the way to the other end of the field and back to the stage while Angus was soloing. So, fair to say they stole the show. Woke everybody up. It was a hot day and I was wasted so that's about all I remember.
@@Sonoma_Coast Thanks Tom, all I knew it was in the '70's, how did you remember?
That was the best lineup ever, weren't we lucky. Most people don't believe it's possible.
@@douglaschristine8387 Remember the Monsters of Rock Day on the Green Ted Nugent swinging from a rope like Tarzan. landing on Stage. Kicking and throwing the fake rocks into the crowd. That show is on UA-cam. AcDc was opener for that one too. I think it was Aerosmith again and Mahogany Rush.
Gute Jungs. RESPEKT !!!!
LOUD... CLEAR.... and TIGHT!
LOVE the arena effect on the bombing chords finishing off songs!
❤❤❤
Writer Jas Obrecht had an appt. to interview Travers in the late 70's at a festival. He got there, and Pat was on the bus with groupies and blew off the interview. Jas turned to a young EVH for his interview and history was made! It was EVH's first guitar mag interview.
That was at a Day On The Green show in Oakland California July 1977. The lineup was Van Halen,AC/DC,PT,Foreigner and Aerosmith. Van Halen's first US tour and AC/DC's first bay area show.
Rockin out!!!
Legend....🎸🔥💪👊🙏
I saw Mr pat.. 3. 4 x. All hazy..in the wind...!
JAMMIN ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤😂😂😂😂🎉🎉🎉🎉
That's my mother in law on drums!!! 😲Wow! She never told me she took that gig!!!
LOLOLOLOLOL!!!!!! Rockin' mama in law!
It's sad that after all these years Pat has been around, he does not have more traction. I am selling some of his earlier albums on ebay for cheep and am getting no views.
You don't see PT doing slide too much maybe the best thing here
Great line up
Pat Travers lead/rythem guitar vocalist front man
Kirk McKim lead/rythem guitar
Rodney Q Kwinn bass guitar back up vocalist
I forget the drummers name
He's great too
Is the drummer Sandy Genario
Let me know if I'm right
Is
Wow!!!! Marc Bonilla on bass?!! Dude is a fret master!!!!
I’m presuming that you’re not kidding around. That’s actually Rodney O’Quinn on Bass. Marc Bonilla is a lefty BTW…
I have been scanning the comments section here for a setlist...anyone?
Клёво, Интересно....
WE LOVE YA ALL.O:-):-\:-)
'Lost more'? Who lost it? And what was lost? Has there been a police investigation? The public need to know!
I seen Pat open for Aerosmith in 1983. Pat was way better than Aerosmith back then.
👻👍💕
Great to see Mars. Too bad what he played and what I heard wasn’t the same. Dubbed
I nnoticed too
That is not Mars firstly. It is Rodney O'Quinn. It is not dubbed. What you may be experiencing is poor syncing of video and audio.
It's Not Unusual when a band records live, for the guys to go in the truck afterwards and touch up their parts.
This bassist is no Mars Cowling. Deception.
The most amazing underrated guitarist on the planet. If you've been under a rock for all these years pick up "Go for What You Know" and you will witness one of the greatest live albums you've ever heard. The famous "Their here to kick your ass" intro and they will do just that. It's a live concert you will never forget. It had a lasting impression on me.
Welcome to the club
Thank you as I am listening now !! Flint mi.
@lukemanify Charter member here too. Bought the LIVE album, my Junior year, in High School, back in 79, went to his show, in 1980 and 1981, promoting Crash and Burn, and Radioactive.
This is a great version of The Pat Traverse Band with Sandy Genero on drums, Rodney O’Quinn on bass and Mr. Kim on guitar…and of course Pat Traverse on lead vocals and lead guitar.
Same scenario with Sean (the cannon) Shannon on drums even better❤❤❤
I saw Pat back in the early times and his light shows were legendary, i can still see those in my head! But this video goes to show that he doesn't need a light show to be great, because he is for real! Pat is a real Legend in a world of fakes!
He always needed the wind machine. Cooling Cool
TRUE.Pat Travers is the hardest working Musician on Planet Earth.That's a Fact.
this is Rock n Roll, first time listening to this guy, im already hooked.
whaaaaaaaa ? WhereYaBeen350 ?!
Right on man
Only time I saw Pat Travers was in Dallas @ Electric Ballroom in 1974. LOL
"Go for what you know"; Live... best era for PT Band! (1977 - 1979?) Great memories!!!
I Feel You! Lived down in Homestead ! WOW when Pat was Around !! That's Partying!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
One of the all time best live albums period. 🤘🤘🤘👍👍👍✌✌✌
That album along with a couple Rush albums (I guess you could throw a few VH albums in there as well) was the soundtrack for my youth..
Oh man! It's a masterpiece of live music! Both Pat's play some AMAZING solos.....plus some cool flange and delays were used.
That's a smoking 🚬 Album. I've listened to that one ALot. That band was hard to beat. Great Musicanship. I met Pat Travers in 2002 talked to him for ten minutes. One of the most nicest person I've met. And I've met Steve Vai and Joe Satriani November 1, 2003 and Pat was the best in my opinion.
What makes Travers a real standout in so-called "blues rock" is his songwriting, compositions, and arrangements. He goes far beyond the typical four-on-the-floor 3-5 chord construction, with plenty of stops and starts, modulation, and dynamics. It is obvious to me he studied jazz because very few write and plays like he does in the rock idiom. Randy Bachman is another that can do this stuff in his sleep as well. Rock ON, Pat!
It must be that thing about his music that I hear but can't explain that makes it such a unique sound.
agreed %2000!! ive seen PTB a dozen shows .....They NEVER Disappoint!!!!@@JackSparrow-yb3lq
Love Pat Travers! Makin Magic!
Another underrated guitar god.
I never underrated him....Underrated is an overrated word on YouBoob.
@@dh-flies Right
What is his rating?
Pat travers,,"heat in the street"...killer album.. !!! Pat Travers is a legend !!!!!
I saw PT in Miami at a little theater called "Gusman". They had just finished recording the album Heat In The Street down the road at Criteria studios and wanted to try out some of his "new" songs. Incredible show!!!!
Huge PT fan since the 70's, Pat always had the clean hooks and solid backing band
Pat Travers, hell of a musician!! My favorite PT album is “Putting it Straight”, ALSO my favorite album cover (and back) of all time. 👍
The cover... and the back
Life in London's at the back of my mind.
…and this movie starts with ”Life In London”! One of my absolute favorites…
LOooooVED!!!!...Nicko McBrain's!!!!!... drumming tooo!!!....
I.....opened up.. for Pat Travers!!!!!... got to meet him...,&.... talk to him!!!... &.....I.. said....ThankU!!!... for his...Influences....AMMMMZZING...nice guy!!!.... plus...AMMMMZZING!!!!!.. Guitarist/ Lead vocalist/ writer!!!!!......ThankU!!!!!!....😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊🎶🎶🎶🎵🎵🎼🎼🎵🎶🎶🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸🎤🎤🎤🎤🎤
Everyone has to get over the lineup changes in this band Named "Pat Travers Band" He can change at the drop of a dime. Any lineup he had has been in it's own way Excellent. Keep Rocking Pat!!
Yeah, no lol
Pat Travers one of the greatest classic rock guitarist that ever lived Pat Travers is a great he can make a guitar talk I love that song he did smoking whiskey and drinkin Cocaine going to drive that girl insane I heard that particular song on a rock station a minute ago rock on Pat Travers 🎵🎶🎵🎶🎵🎶🎵🎶🎵🎶🎶🎵🎶🎵🎶🎵🎶🎵🎶🎵🎶🎵🎶🎵🎶
Pat Travers rocks the blues like no one else.
Pat Travers is a force of nature. I think he was born to rock, literally. It's in his DNA. Like John Lee Hooker's folks said; Let that boy boogie woogie. And for all that baddassery, he's a nice guy. I met him at a fair in CA and he's a down to earth, genuine dude who's grateful for his fans and his success. Godspeed Pat.
@@Ppuffdiddleydangdoof One of the best shows I have ever seen was Pat Travers in 1994 at The Cabaret Club in San Jose! He had Aynsley Dunbar on drums. Pat was on fire that night!! Unfortunately, Pat hasn't had a great live band since the early 90s.
Pat Traver's is a Kick Ass straight to the point guitarist , No gimmicks just shedding and great vocals!
This is one of the best group of musicians Pat has assembled I saw these guys in Buffalo ny it's a treat to see them sounds awesome.
Love Pat! I have seen him many times, He is a very nice guy too!
Awesome! I’ve never seen this lineup. Mars, Tommy, Patx2 was simply the best, but this was great. It’s still going I hope. Be great to see him again. I’ve still play along with you guys! 🥁🙂
He needs another guitar to put it straight. PatPat and then Kirk completes the worx.
Wow. That was great. Wish he would have done some more of his own songs (Makes No Difference and Hooked on Music, to name but two), but still...Love PT. One of my all time favorites.
0:00 - Life in London
6:05 - Crash & Burn
11:12 - Heat in the Street
16:04 - I've Got News for You
22:24 - Black Betty
28:30 - Josephine
34:00 - Ask Me Baby
41:32 - Black Dog Blues
45:40 - Stevie
54:20 - Red House
1:02:06 - Death Letter
1:07:38 - If I Had Possession Over Judgement Day
1:14:55 - Snortin' Whiskey
1:18:40 - Introduction of Mars Cowling
1:19:30 - Boom Boom (Out Go
Saw them in 1976 with Nicko McBrain on drums. ABSOLUTELY blew my mind. Went out and bought his albums the next day and still think he's the real deal.
Sound's exactly like I remember Pat's playing just great.
This is just superb, total class and groove from the entire band! Magnificent!
TOTALY AGREE WITH YOU!! FLINT MI.
Great show. I saw PT quite a few times in the UK in the 70's, and, as a young bass player back then, Mars was absolutely one of my biggest heroes, and a huge influence.
And I didn't realise quite how much of influence PT was, until I started playing guitar in the late 80's, and all these Travers' licks started falling onto my fingerboard. Fantastic players, and always a cracking band to behold.
This sounds great for such a small venue. Love the tone on both guitars. Travers is a guitar legend in my opinion, and right up there with the greatest. Glad he’s still able to tour. 👏
Other guitarist kicks ass!
Kirk Mckim from Texas
Pat is fantastic. Saw him in a small club in Sarasota FL back in the day. He tore the roof off the place
Old Man Travers!
U made me pick up a guitar!
way way back!
Mr Travers feels and sounds like u had a great night!
At ur age of 48 still sounding good .
Great job gentlemen and that drummer rocks wow!!!!
Solid tight performance my hats off a huge high five.
Mr Travers May the God of All Gods bless u and ur loved ones and wow ur still rocking!
ladies and gentlemen all canadians stand snf honour our Mr P Travers! Thank u Dear friend Daniel
And did I attend and meet u u bet thanks high 5 Sir
Well, that brightened up a cold, wet, Scottish January night.
Right Lad
was he even at least inducted in the hall of fame. I think Pat and Alvin Lee have always been mega underrated. Didn't please the intelligentia
Wish Pat would go back to a 4 pc. so much fuller sounding.
This era of Pat Travers was very underwhelming. His band back in the early 90s kicked major ass on these guys! I saw Pat at The Cabaret in San Jose in 1994 and can attest to that personally! lol ♫
@@1970borntorun wow. Thats a bold statement that I’m sure many would disagree with. Ur underwhelmed by this lineup? Seriously?
Love the Puttin it Straight Album!!
Me too
awesome as usual , THANK YOU SO MUCH !
Pat Travers and Frank Marino both both Canadian and continue to pump the best rock& roll guitars riffs whether you think rated underrated is entirely up to the listener. See PT live;' is his show!!!!
Thanks for watching, John.
Pat and Frank are my guitar messiahs.
This was a Strong Iteration of the PTB.. Pat Travers .. Of Course .. Sandy Gennaro, Drum , Rodney O'Quinn, Bass . Kirk McKim - guitar .. I saw them 3 time in Portland., Great Show.
Downstairs at the Roseland! - KFA ♫
The Panic Room, Dantes also play Cascade in Vancouver
I cant believe how many people comment thinking that the bass player is Mars Cowling ! They act like how great Mars is playing. People that is not Mars, it is Rodney O'quinn , and besides being a really cool guy he has not only awesome stage presence but is a killer bassist as well.
1:19:30 and whaddayaknow.....
Mars was at the show and sat in on Boom, Boom. Mars was a great friend. RIP Mars
Love those smaller venues 👏👏👏👍
This line up is soo much better than his current,
Wow, At least some guitarists know how to tune their own guitar.
cmon one of the best small room gigs ever. Even the songs I don't like so much work like dynamite
Foghat and pat travers Dallas convention center 1980.I thinks.
Life in London should be Pat's opener and closer every night! Fak, that just cooks... I found the PRS a tad out front in the mix, unless Pat was soloing.
Please a little appreciation to Kirk. The man is smoking... flaming!
You want underated?.... check out "Stinky Kitty" by Blues Saraceno and get back to me..... wipes the floor with all others mentioned IMO.......Taking nothing away from these previously mentioned guitar God's but Saraceno definitely in league with Satch, Gilbert, Morse.....and virtually nobody knows him.... shame....on personal note...was invited to green room @Travers show in Sunrise Fla (Alligator Alley) to sign an Epiphone acoustic I'd brought on a whim and the whole trio was so cool and humble I learned to keep my ego in check when playing out....local legend Jimmy Fiano opened, same guy that would turn his back on us guitarists so we couldn't see what he was doing when he soloed..... what a difference!!! Thanks Mr Travers for the early inspiration in my picking journey.....
Thanks for the recommendation. That was worth following up.
Big PT fan! Heat in the street was my album I bought of him in the 1976 time frame I guess. Saw him only once in a little bar in Baton Rouge Louisiana called night moves I think. He signed a couple of CD's and I spoke to him a little. Great show love to see him again but he never plays anywhere near me.
Just a tid bit here, All of these guys are brothers and i believe love one another. Anything other than that is just a bunch of BS, let the stories fall to the waste side and just enjoy 4 guys busting their asses off and producing great music together. NO?
The PatPat live album is just so cool. Mars was THE MAN...
you high right now
Fah-HUCK YES!! Life in London, 1st track... Sandy Gennaro KILLING it!
damn they sound killer ! that Crash And Burn just straight rocked ass, I seen em before I'm still impressed af ...!
Jammin' rock n roll!
Add another...Robing Trower...Being underrated means Born Under A Bad Sign...Bad luck...!But keep rockin' guys you're the best we all are with you...Crash N Burn one of my favourites.
Outstanding talent and performer
Pat traverse one of the best classic rock Stars I would classify this music is being classic rock bluesy Rock yeah you got a voice sound like Gregg Allman of the Allman Brothers band rock on Pat Trevor's 🎶🎵🎶🎵🎶🎵🎶🎵🎶🎵🎶🎵
Great band! Thanks Nuno Bettencourt for introducing Pat Travers..❤
Nearing 50 years and ' STEVIE ' Still Mesmerizes 🤘
And Evie as well