Ted Nugent – Together
Oldies Songs A Soaring Anthem of Hard Rock Devotion and the Power of Shared Passion, Forged in the Fiery Crucible of a Band’s Internal Turmoil. To those of us who came of…
Ted Nugent – Yank Me, Crank Me
A Raucous Anthem of Raw, Unapologetic Rock ‘n’ Roll Swagger and the Fleeting, Transactional Nature of the Road. There are certain songs that don’t just recall an era, they ignite…
Ted Nugent – Street Rats
The Raw, Street-Level Chronicle of Society’s Discarded and Dangerous Outcasts, Set Against the Fiery Backdrop of Hard Rock’s Most Dramatic Power Struggle. For those of us who came of age…
Ted Nugent – Writing on the Wall
The Drama of Doomed Prophecy: An Epic Rock Warning on the Inevitability of Consequences The year 1976 was a high-water mark for the hard rock circuit, and Ted Nugent was…
Ted Nugent – Fist Fightin’ Son of a Gun
A Ferocious Celebration of Unbridled, Bare-Knuckle, American Rock-and-Roll Attitude In the late seventies, when rock music was wrestling with the slickness of disco and the snarl of punk, Ted Nugent…
Ted Nugent – Hammerdown
A Testament to Relentless, Uncompromising Rock and Roll, “Hammerdown” Is the Sound of a Man Driven by Pure, Unstoppable Internal Combustion. The autumn of 1976 was a watershed moment in…
Ted Nugent – You Make Me Feel Right At Home
A Rare Moment of Quiet Intimacy and Melodic Soul in the Hard Rock Barrage of the Motor City Madman There are certain tracks in a legendary rocker’s catalogue that stand…
Ted Nugent – Turn It Up
An Electrified Anthem to the Unadulterated Joy and Raw Power of Pure, Uncompromising Rock and Roll Ah, 1976. For those of us who lived through it, that year wasn’t just…
Ted Nugent – Workin’ Hard, Playin’ Hard
A Gritty Testament to the Hedonistic Balance of the 1970s Rock and Roll Life: The Unspoken Code of the Road Warrior The year is 1977. Bell bottoms were getting tighter,…
Ted Nugent – Queen of the Forest
An Ode to Primal Power: The Enduring Rock Mythology of Nature’s Sovereign Spirit It was 1975, a year that marked a raw, unapologetic shift in the landscape of American hard…