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God bless you Ronnie you were one of a kind .

Ronnie Montrose and his band gamma and all of them were all iconic bands and still are in Rock and roll history... To this day ❣️🎉🎉🎉 I think

Legendary guitar player

The self titled Montrose album (1973) is in my top 10 favorite albums of the seventies. It's so sad Ronnie has passed.

Rest in peace Ronnie.

What a great interview!!! Ronnie comes across totally different than how Sammy describes him.

That was it Montrose jump on it was awesome never got into paper money the song that is I still play on the guitar rock the nation bad motor scooter rock candy and about a dozen more love that stuff

He will be so missed I loved all the monströse music grew up on it that and UFO N RUSH

Love Montrose stuff , straight rock guitar bass and drums

Miss you Ronnie

I loved the simplicity of his riffs ,tied in with a great sense of rhythm

Such a fantastic guitarist, and cool person, I met and talked him at 4 concerts in 1999. My all time favorite muscian.

Ronnie was, and is my all time favorite musician, the most soulful and melodic guitarist I've ever seen.

Ya i never buy this magazine. I read the articles but i buy guitar mags for song tabs.. there are way too many gear reviews and interviews , i never buy this magazine....just sayn, respectfully

His debut album is the greatest rock album ever in my mind. Got hooked on him playing for Edgar Winter/"They Only Come Out At Night" album.

Ronnie was a great interview. If I had a way to go back and change something, I would have loved a couple of more Montrose albums with Hagar fronting. There was something special about both albums they did together.

1970 something ,WNEW FM 102.7, NYC, d j Scott Muni plays this band Montrose. Outstanding!!!!

WOW learn something everyday. I think I remember hearing that evh was a fan. I didn't know the producer for both bands was the same?

I remember the Edgar Winter Don Kursner Rock Concert. In one of the Songs Ronnie the King Montrose came out on a stage extension and in a solo ripped the Lrs paul in half.

Voyager one of the best songs ever made. RIP Ronnie Montrose

Those songs are what turned me on to Ronnie Montrose. Followed him immediately after that. Introduced my friends to MONTROSE debut album. What a killer album.

I followed MONTROSE since he played on They Only Come Out At Night, Edgar Winter. MONTROSE DEBUT ALBUM IS AN 8 SONG HARD ROCKING CLASSIC.

Space Station #5 is about as exciting as a rock tune can get. Monstrose absolutely shredded that whole album. th-cam.com/video/Ts1z_Tx8aMQ/w-d-xo.html&ab_channel=Montrose-Topic

Long live Ronnie

I love Ronnie but I think he was on something Columbian here, and it might explain the manic cycle that ended with his personal tragedy shortly after this.

Clapton , Page,Slash, step aside this is the MAN!

Saw him live shortly before he passed , had been a fan since the Edgar winter group, as young guitar players we held him as the standard we only hope to get close to. I still play and sing rock candy several times a week.. the greatest guitar hook ever written

Sammy did good with VH 5150 0U182

is he wearing a pawn star shirt? that's the emblem that identify a pawn shop.3 balls

I saw him a couple of times. I have one of limited 500 copies of his signed CD a bit before he got sick. I bought it directly from him. I play is once in a awhile but not often. It's a treasure. RIP Ronnie.

RIP Ronnie…..loved your music.

This is a bit haunting in retrospect knowing he would be gone not long after this interview.

Voyager from Gamma 2. Now that song is the definition of timeless. I always get choked up when I hear it because it is just beautiful and so moving.

Montrose first album changed my life. What a talent

Ronnie would be 73 today (11-29-2020). Happy birthday in heaven Ronnie.

Ronnie R.I.P.

rip to the master

Y OU R EARLY LIVE A CTS - WE NEVER FORGET - RONNIE MONTROSE !!!

YOU R EARLY LIVE - A CTS WITH B AND ; WE N EVER F ORGET - RONNIE MO NTROSER !!!

RIP Ronnie. You still rock the nation!

Good interview,to bad you couldn't continue your plans for more awesome music. Thanks.🎧🎸🎶🐋

I saw MONTROSE open for a few bands in the 70s. In fact, my favorite band of all time is HUMBLE PIE. I saw MONTROSE open for them at COBO HALL in Detroit way back when and I thought that MONtROSE, that night...kicked HUMBLE PIEs asses. They stole the show. Ronnie was definitely one of my guitar teachers when I was a teenager. I still go back to those first 2 albums and learn something new every time, By the way, i am 63 years old now. i was a pimply faced teenager back then.

Interviewer is trash for not being amazed. It's like he has no respect. Ronnie is such a gentlemen though he just performs on demand.

Ronnie had cancer 😥😢 and I will never forget playing with him 😢 he was my guitar hero my friend was older Dave Mott in Sacramento and I will never forget Dave Mott and Donnie and mom Carol Dave played Montrose s first record all the time and Dave Donnie's and mine thing was motocross ridding then racing it was so sweet of a unreal power of Montrose music and still irember it trueley Was a real ritcharual even in the Pitts before a race we would listen to Ronnie Montrose nothing but Montrose to get pumped for the race and then Bob James came in and still irember song one on wanerbrothers present Montrose we chose two before the race matrearch and black train we we're winning well I did a unreal turn around from being back in the pack to get the hole shot and then 😂 top of pack with Ronnie s music that frickin awesome guitar parts were playing in my head as I became fearless to make moves on the bike I'd dream about but never ever in a million years 😂 as I got into playing music and had to stop ridding playing with a few people who have many friends who have major big shots did never ever get a chance to talk with to jamwith and then play bass with me hero guitar idol to me man Ronnie was my main favorite 😍 so yes it is still a dream come true for me and my friend s music was my reason to be rest peace full my hero and ledgend

Glad Ronnie mentioned Blow by Blow by Jeff Beck - almost sold my album at my Garage sale - Bad idea - grate video - Thanks 🤪 ✌️

Montrose was a narcissistic prick as shown here. The interviewer here has his tongue up ronnies arse. Poor.

he sure had a happy way of being depressed.

When the Cancer came back he should of fought it off like the first time!!!, Less than a year later after this interview he shot himself to death! Listening to what he said in this interview even though the Cancer kept him from playing the Guitar for at least two years, he should of looked back, and listened to his own words of enjoying Life after the 1st. round of Cancer! At the 13:33 mark he said that he couldn't wait to wake up, and Play the Guitar, and do other things in Life etc. Shortly afterwards he took his own life! A Contradiction to how he felt less than a year before his Death! Strange! I had the Privilege to see him Play Live back in the 70's 80's and the 90's. He was a Great Show to Watch!!!! R.I.P. Ronnie! Your are Missed!!!!! I have Cancer as well, and i'm going to Fight it to the End!!!

Montrose debut album is without question one of the best hard rock albums of the 70s...

Terrible move to fire Hagar back in the day. That KILLED the band Montrose.