Ted has stayed true to himself over many years. What an interesting and impressive guy. It seemed like Letterman was a bit uncomfortable next to someone so genuine
Nugent has an ego but quite an amazing guy. He's not God or anything. He's human. Praise is nice to a point. Letterman at this time was practicing his own kind of Carson persona but perhaps more behaved to the wants of NBC. He got more comfortable on screen later and more daring. So I think Letterman was well behaved here.
@@NoOne-kr4jc And not uncomfortable. He is reacting to Ted to make Ted shine. Letterman is a showman and it's not about Letterman, its about Ted as his guest.
@@ToniHunterOne You don't think it can be arguable that early Letterman is more uncomfortable than later Letterman who was more comfortable to saying what he wanted? I mainly am talking with the comfort _within_ Letterman rather than the comfort within _us_ looking at him.
@Yadi Yada Once you`ve journeyed to the center of the mind, the drugs just get heavier. I bet he doesn`t smoke pot because he thinks it is for pussies, lol!
@@kevinwilson8429 You must really be a pussy to say all this stuff about Uncle Ted. What did he ever do to you? Steal your girl, or do you swing the other way and he turned you down?.
Kevin Wilson btw Kevin you weak soul. I speak with Ted often, I’m going to show him this deranged comment and let him take care of you. You should have watched your words son.
@@nathantennison1379 His "ranch" is fenced in and he gets "hunters" to pay him to shoot the animals from vehicles. Disgusting. He's also been convicted of illegal hunting at least twice.
Back in the early 80's, I thought Ted Nugent was way cooler than David Letterman. 30 years later, I've come to the same conclusion; Ted Nugent is way cooler than David Letterman!
Jacob J., you made my day. I'm glad you're glad and I'm sure glad, too. I've found more clips (Van Halen) from interviews that are maybe not this good, but will be uploading soon. Hope you catch them. Thanks again for your comment.
When Ted spoke about the concert at Arrowhead, it is all true. I live about 5 miles from it, and you could hear him playing as plain as day. There were many, many complaints about the volume, but the concert went on.
He hasn’t changed a bit since then. Just saw him on Joe Rogan. With all the Flip floppers out there it’s good to see someone that is consistently true to himself!
Thank you for that! I saw Ted play 45 years ago, in 1978, at Cal Jam 2. He arrived on stage in typical Ted style. It’s no big deal when a performer arrives in a helicopter, but Ted threw his own spin on things…. by showing up swinging from a long rope, attached to the helicopter skids! No shoes, no shirt, no helmet…. just his white pants and raccoon tail. The copter buzzed over my head, circling around the raceway a few times, until it eventually lowered him right onto the stage. The 350,000 friends that I brought along were quite pleased as well!! 🎸 😁
Aaron: I’ve spent time in England and will probably be back this year...my favourite place to vacation. My comment of course was to point out that Robert Heinlein made up a lot of nonsensical stories including the one about “an armed society”.
I saw Ted in 70's "Cat Scratch Fever" Tour. Speakers seemed to be stacked 50-60 feet high. He appeared atop of them & swung onto the stage on a rope (vine lol) wearing nothing but a "Tarzanlike" loincloth!!! It was loud as hell but clear with no mistakes! ONE HELL OF A CONCERT!!!!!
Are you sure you aren't talking about the Scream Dream tour. First concert I ever saw, Scorpions opened, Pat Travers band played next and then the madman swung in on the end on a rope in a loincloth. I don't think he did that two tours in a row. I could be wrong. Also, very proud to say that was my first concert. Hell of a show!
Which ever tour that was I saw it to in Houston, we splurged and bought tickets close to the stage on the right side, as soon as he started playing we had to move to the noise bleed section, I swear my body organs were vibrating inside of me, man it was loud.
Believe in the right to legally own guns and protect yourself, absolutely! As far as the nra, (small letters) a lot of good to say about them. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ . : )
@@prestonnotserp221 i think Nuge is underrated, of course a lot due to the liberal media that wouldn't think about paying him mind, but it is a bit nutty to say hes top 20. He's my favorite musician, and my idol as a man and guitar player, but there are just a lot of better guitar players.
See, somehow back in the 70's and 80's, we all still got along, because, no matter if democrat or republican, we still had rock'n'roll in common and deep down we knew that made us americans. Thanks for this upload Rebecca, it's a pure joy to watch Ted talk & play.
WOW.... Thank you for this. Ted Nugent is such a great guy for this country and for his music. It's so great to see what he said yesterday, he still says today. Ted truly believes in what he talks about. A real stand up guy. Thanks again Rebecca.
@@beckaboard Ditto for me! Had to say THANK YOU... for digitizing uploading ..one can tell you are a true fan and is a labor of love..by a fan, for fans of Ted!
Gotta love Ted even if you disagree with him because he appreciates his First and second Amendment Rights, a true patriotic American treasure, he could of hung out with John Adams and all the rest.
@@FontediCalore How come Switzerland has as many guns as the US but the crime rate is a lot lower? Do you think maybe because everyone carries a gun in Switzerland therefore people will not just up and shoot you because you can shoot back!
@@FontediCalore , so it absolutely has to be guns huh? Not the culture of ghettos, crap parents, low education, uninvolved fathers, welfare and drugs huh? Na...those guns jumped out on their own and killed people..right? You'll never bring people along to this "gun control" rhetoric when you gun grabbers absolutely fall all over yourselves to dodge acknowledging the real issue and you incessantly refuse to bring up the root fucking problems. That's because you know that addressing it will greatly reduce the murder problem, squashing your gun grabbing narrative and you'll not be able to blame it on the guns anymore. Admit it, you want the murders to continue, you don't really want to get to the heart of the matter, because that will blow your gun grabbing garbage narrative to absolute shit...and you know it. Just admit it's about taking guns....not reducing murders. You feel so inclined and strongly about it, roll the dice and come and take mine. Let me guess, you'll run to nanny state govt to do your bidding for you???
What does not surprise me is this. Dave was actually letting Ted talk about guns, and the producer/whomever told Dave to back off. The network (NBC) didn't want Ted's opinion/side of the story to be heard.
I agree with you but your still fools this culture war/ civil war has been raging in the background since the 70’s and no ones notice because controlling the hearts and minds is the name of the game which ever side actually moves first will become demonized and ultimately loose some to a majority of there support. Educate yourselves friends ever wonder why all these stories are all categorized as conspiracy theories
I live south of Waco Texas about 70 miles. Ted lives on a ranch there and I'd love to meet him someday. I've loved his music since I first heard him back in '76. I also am a 2nd amendment supporter and enjoy his comments about gun control and how useless it is, especially in big cities where crime runs rampant. Go TED and keep on rockin'.
@Tony Lasagna lmao i love teds music but he's straight up heavily misrepresenting data here. This is a classic rightwing talking point, that conservatives have been recycling for literal decades. Go ahead and google "US population density" you'll notice that millions more people live in cities, so it's is literally a given that theres going to be more gun violence in cities. "BuT ChiCagO hAs sTriCt gUn LaWs anD thE MOST gun VioLeNce" Chicago isn't its own isolated country, you can literally drive across state lines, buy a gun and drive back. If we had more gun control at the federal level this problem could be reduced substantially
Most Cities Are Run By Democrats Therefore There Are More Crimes Under Democrat Leadership Because There Are More People Living In All The Democratic Cities Than All The Republican Cities...
@@FastED1988 which proves his point get ride of Democrats and replace them with republicans and what about the large cities run by republicans that have literal half the crime rate? You failed to mention that you said most but didn’t want to give Creedence to his claim by admitting there’s roughly as many large cities ran by republicans yet the crime rate is a least 50 percent lower and doing actual research into what your talking about it’s your party’s inability to actually make real change for the better and are guided by feelings instead of intellect dude your literally in the matrix you need it to exist
@@FastED1988 So, by your logic implies more people means more crime - by numbers maybe - but NOT by percentage. YOUR wording "RATE" means the data is based on "percentages". Try again lib snowflake.
Saw Uncle Ted w/ the Amboy Dukes with Frank Marino and Mahogany Rush at the Masonic Temple in Detroit in the early 70s. I still can't hear as well. What a night. Thanks for sharing this Rebecca. You Rock!
Spring/summer of 1987 I got an all access backstage pass in Fort Wayne when Ted opened for KISS. My boss was old friend with Teds road manager, made it happen with a 2 minute phone call. Got to hang out with him for about an hour. Just Ted, his daughter who was reading a book in the corner, me and my boss. At 17 I was starstruck and didn't even know what to say. Boss kindly picked up the slack and made great conversation. He asked Ted if he'd ever had Cat Scratch Fever. Ted smiled, said "funny story". Said his first wife rolled over one morning in bed and told Ted she thought she had Cat Scratch Fever. The riff went off in his head and he wrote that song that instant. He was unassuming, kind, and just a nice guy. Wasn't putting on a show, and kindly signed way too many autographs for me to take back to my classmates.
I am pleased and /or surprised how well he seems to speak. Maybe I'm just being closed-minded but I would be afraid that years of all the stuff that comes with the rock and roll lifestyle would have 'slowed his wits' but jokes on me! --The man seems to have a good head on his shoulders. :-)
Its so weird. They disagreed with his politics but still cheered to hear him play music. Its almost like back then they didn't demonize you for not having the same opinion.
Not only the most talented guy in the room, the most intelligent as well. Everything he said about anti gun lobbyists is still true 40 years later. Loved the wimps comments and the fact Paul Schaeffer actually had hair!
Rebecca, THANK YOU for following through on this! Great show! Ted is ALWAYS great to watch and listen to. He was SO tongue-in-cheek over the top that it was just great to watch and do the inside chuckles.
I was a big Ted Nugent fan in the late 70's early 80's and still am. I was in high school then and wasn't very politically aware at the time . My parents who were devout liberals (and still are) liked Jonny Carson and David Letterman but wouldn't let us stay up late to watch them. My parents were worried that I was listening to Ted ,Kiss, and southern rock as well as country. I didn't know the media bias back then, but it was sure on display with Letterman and his studio audience. Ted was right then as he still is today! Keep rocking Ted,and speaking the truth! Shame on you David Letterman and the whole liberal media.
Never forget my 1st seeing him. It was at a small local teen club in MI of only a couple hundred in “69”. He jumps out on stage as the Amboy Dukes Greg Arama, Andy Solomon, and Dave Palmer are building up a song.He was wearing nothing except a tan leather loincloth, full Indian headdress, and a neck choker. He jumps out onstage screaming with a bow & arrow and jumps up on top of his amplifier, drills an arrow perfectly in a deer decoy hung on a pole that has been placed barely above the audience. Throws the bow and arrow down with the band building up a song, and puts a Bowie knife in his mouth, slings up his guitar and with a thousand decibels steaming from it, jumps off the tall amp onstage again, perfectly to the opening downbeat of the song not missing a beat and throws the knife into the deer as an afterthought never missing hardly a note on his guitar, still screaming the whole time.Those were the days my friend, Good Golly Miss Rolly. Made such an impression on me I decided to play rock & roll in a band.
When I was a young pup, I cut my teeth on every lick Ted ever recorded... thanks for uploading this... Letterman steered the convo right into a gun battle... in case no on knows... Letterman is a true blue diehard liberal... I did notice that back then Ted was a but toned down... but he was being harrased (IMHO) by Letterman on the gun issue...
Ted was so far ahead of his time! Talk about intelligent talented and genuine! I was a little kid during his popular streak but I remember him and had sister and cousins that played his tunes to which i remembered once I was older and listened to him as a teenager and still do! Nothing like blasting a Ted Nugent jam while at work! Coolest dude around!
Great upload! I was going to get some tin foil for the rabbit ears, then I realized that was 4 decades ago! Wish I had all my VHS TV tapes from back then... actually I think I only owned one, and would rerecord everything over and over on it on Long Play, until it was unviewable. Great Memories, thank you Rebecca!
MrJeffacide - so glad you liked it. I hope you saw part 2 as well. It wouldn’t let me do the whole segment in one piece back when I uploaded it. Good memories!
I saw Ted at the House of Blues in L.A. back in 1999. At one point, his son brought a guitar out to him (as he had just set his other one on fire with a flaming arrow). As his son walked off, Ted look at him and commented at what a good boy he was. Then reiterated, saying "yeah, he's a good boy. I'm gonna buy him a new gun". This was shortly after a shooting in the city at a Jewish Community Center. A couple in front of me had a fit. Ted definitely liked to stir it up.
Recorded in the 80’s. I graduated in 1983. Started listening to him in about 1979’ or 80 about 15 years old. Love him just the same. Btw. I don’t care so much about the quality so much. I appreciate the videos. I think the beginning of the music he play was a song called “Paralized”. AWSOME
I met Ted in Portland Maine after a show there. He lived up to his rep that night, great show. He asked me and my friends if we were “The insane from Portland Maine?” I’m guessing that was a tag line he’d use. One of his band mates was a colossal douche, he signed my friends ticket “Ted Nugent” and he had the attitude that went with “his I’ve got no time for this”. Ted appreciated our fandom, even if his band mate didn’t. Ted later after meeting him was showing off and almost ran over someone walking by when he peeled out driving a “rented limo” backwards, oddly enough considering his backwards driving story. My mom had met him years earlier and said he was full of testosterone then too. In short, I had a great night and met Ted, he escaped hurting anyone unintentionally, no arrests at that moment anyways, haha
Thank you for these videos, Parts 1 & 2. They have held up well with the socio-political climate of today. Ted's music is timeless, enjoyed these immensely!
Sounded like he was swinging into Stranglehold but then he figured out the rest of the band didn't pick up on that so he just slid into a bit more of a random jam instead.
100% FRIGGIN LEGEND!!!! UNCLE TED IS A REAL MAN AND A MANS MAN!!! Something these friggin awesome candy ass fruit flies of today cannot even comprehend!!!!
@@bunkman64 I thought we were gonna stop having elections since trump was in we don’t need another president beside trump he gave us time to prepare for these liberals hostile take over
@BloomingdaleTN: It's interesting how this "cloistered," NYC audience laughs in certain segments whenever T.N. talks about hunting. I spent my early childhood in Missouri where all boys (and girls) know *how to handle* a shotgun by the age of 12-13. One of my fondest of memories was the last, deer hunt undertaken by all of the menfolk shortly before my Grandfather was killed in 1958. People of the city and suburbia do not "get it." Hunting for food is a "Rite of Passage" for men. Period.
We need more TED talks like these.
Lol. Yes. Ted on TED. We should see that
Go to his channel you'll find all kinds of crazy ted talks.
Uncle TED talks; still as awesome today as they were then.
Just think if N.Y. had no gun control. Ted is pure Rock n Roll but his gun defense point is mute.
Ted has stayed true to himself over many years. What an interesting and impressive guy. It seemed like Letterman was a bit uncomfortable next to someone so genuine
Posers, celebrities, and various assorted wimps get uncomfortable around educated people who speak with authority.
Nugent has an ego but quite an amazing guy. He's not God or anything. He's human. Praise is nice to a point. Letterman at this time was practicing his own kind of Carson persona but perhaps more behaved to the wants of NBC. He got more comfortable on screen later and more daring. So I think Letterman was well behaved here.
@@NoOne-kr4jc And not uncomfortable. He is reacting to Ted to make Ted shine. Letterman is a showman and it's not about Letterman, its about Ted as his guest.
@@ToniHunterOne You don't think it can be arguable that early Letterman is more uncomfortable than later Letterman who was more comfortable to saying what he wanted? I mainly am talking with the comfort _within_ Letterman rather than the comfort within _us_ looking at him.
DEIDRA, DAVID IS A TYPICAL HOLLYWOOD STYLE LIBERAL LOON! SCREW THOSE PERVERTS!
Ted is the man !!! A sober well spoken, well educated rock n roll legend !
@rick mann Bernie Sanders!
@Yadi Yada Once you`ve journeyed to the center of the mind, the drugs just get heavier. I bet he doesn`t smoke pot because he thinks it is for pussies, lol!
Uncle Ted is one crazy man.
@@kevinwilson8429 You must really be a pussy to say all this stuff about Uncle Ted. What did he ever do to you? Steal your girl, or do you swing the other way and he turned you down?.
Kevin Wilson btw Kevin you weak soul. I speak with Ted often, I’m going to show him this deranged comment and let him take care of you. You should have watched your words son.
Ted could always speak so well and never lost for words. He could debate anyone and play the heck out of a guitar too.
He Still Can, he has a ranch in Texas we're he hunts his Family's food
@@nathantennison1379 His "ranch" is fenced in and he gets "hunters" to pay him to shoot the animals from vehicles. Disgusting. He's also been convicted of illegal hunting at least twice.
Back in the early 80's, I thought Ted Nugent was way cooler than David Letterman. 30 years later, I've come to the same conclusion; Ted Nugent is way cooler than David Letterman!
Who ever thought Letterman was cool?
@@danthurston5264 Letterman
I agree... LOL... maybe its the space in between Letterman's teeth or something...
@@candlestickproductions6950 are maybe the space in between his ears thats empty
He is a great guy in person as well. A friend one can count on! Honest great guy!
Just saw him 2 days ago at the Keswick in Philly. 74 yo
and he still kicked ass. Thank you Uncle Ted. You still rock the house.
So glad you saved this masterpiece for the future where it is much needed. Some cold hard truth & good music.
Jacob J., you made my day. I'm glad you're glad and I'm sure glad, too. I've found more clips (Van Halen) from interviews that are maybe not this good, but will be uploading soon. Hope you catch them. Thanks again for your comment.
@@beckaboard You bet! YW
@@beckaboard maybe you didnt realize it...
While the kkp5200 guy stole it he brought the volume up...which was really needed
@@beckaboard I don't know where you get these clips, but a huge Thank you for posting them!
When Ted spoke about the concert at Arrowhead, it is all true. I live about 5 miles from it, and you could hear him playing as plain as day. There were many, many complaints about the volume, but the concert went on.
Those were not complaints to turn it down but complaints to turn it UP !
That's so awesome.
He hasn’t changed a bit since then. Just saw him on Joe Rogan. With all the Flip floppers out there it’s good to see someone that is consistently true to himself!
Ted is the type of neighbor i want for backup. One of the most talented rock artists around.
Me too. I'll take him anyday over a liberal. You know no one will mess with you having him as a neighbor...
Thank you for that! I saw Ted play 45 years ago, in 1978, at Cal Jam 2. He arrived on stage in typical Ted style. It’s no big deal when a performer arrives in a helicopter, but Ted threw his own spin on things…. by showing up swinging from a long rope, attached to the helicopter skids! No shoes, no shirt, no helmet…. just his white pants and raccoon tail. The copter buzzed over my head, circling around the raceway a few times, until it eventually lowered him right onto the stage. The 350,000 friends that I brought along were quite pleased as well!! 🎸 😁
Nugent is one bad ass guitar player even now here in 2020. The man has never lost it.
The younger generation that haven't looked into uncle Ted's background, don't know how well read, well educated this guy is.
Let em fly Ted!!!
"An armed society is a polite society." Robert A. Heinlein
But then Robert Heinlein was a science fiction writer...obviously, lol.
@@rayray8687 the public treats unarmed cops in England so great.
Aaron: I’ve spent time in England and will probably be back this year...my favourite place to vacation. My comment of course was to point out that Robert Heinlein made up a lot of nonsensical stories including the one about “an armed society”.
Agree
Agree with Ted
I saw Ted in 70's "Cat Scratch Fever" Tour. Speakers seemed to be stacked 50-60 feet high. He appeared atop of them & swung onto the stage on a rope (vine lol) wearing nothing but a "Tarzanlike" loincloth!!! It was loud as hell but clear with no mistakes! ONE HELL OF A CONCERT!!!!!
Are you sure you aren't talking about the Scream Dream tour. First concert I ever saw, Scorpions opened, Pat Travers band played next and then the madman swung in on the end on a rope in a loincloth. I don't think he did that two tours in a row. I could be wrong. Also, very proud to say that was my first concert. Hell of a show!
Yeah, I saw him 6 times. Toledo isn't far from where he lives so we saw him a lot. Whiplash Bash New Years Eve!
I saw him perform same act at Wings Stadium in Kalamazoo. Either 1979 or 1980.
Which ever tour that was I saw it to in Houston, we splurged and bought tickets close to the stage on the right side, as soon as he started playing we had to move to the noise bleed section, I swear my body organs were vibrating inside of me, man it was loud.
I saw that in Memphis....He made a famous comment about “that sweet Memphis pu**y”
And now he sits on the board of the NRA, Right on TED NUGENT!!!!!
You make me proud to be an American
Great video, God I miss the 80’s
dragonsfire6664
You should have been around for the late 60's & the 70's, that shit makes the 80's look tame!! 😉😁
I was born in 64 so I was
God Bless Uncle Ted
Believe in the right to legally own guns and protect yourself, absolutely! As far as the nra, (small letters) a lot of good to say about them. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ . : )
There was an 80's....WOW! I need to let more people know about this....
Clearly belongs in the top 10-20 greatest guitar players ever list.
Lol
@@meetmyanimalfriends9363why’s that funny
@@prestonnotserp221 i think Nuge is underrated, of course a lot due to the liberal media that wouldn't think about paying him mind, but it is a bit nutty to say hes top 20. He's my favorite musician, and my idol as a man and guitar player, but there are just a lot of better guitar players.
I love it when he talks about guns. He's a great guy
Ted Nugent speaks the truth - Love this man
"An aficionado of fine firearms!"
@@robedmund9948 😂
See, somehow back in the 70's and 80's, we all still got along, because, no matter if democrat or republican, we still had rock'n'roll in common and deep down we knew that made us americans.
Thanks for this upload Rebecca, it's a pure joy to watch Ted talk & play.
WOW.... Thank you for this. Ted Nugent is such a great guy for this country and for his music. It's so great to see what he said yesterday, he still says today. Ted truly believes in what he talks about. A real stand up guy. Thanks again Rebecca.
You’re welcome. Glad you enjoyed it.
@@beckaboard Ditto for me! Had to say THANK YOU... for digitizing uploading ..one can tell you are a true fan and is a labor of love..by a fan, for fans of Ted!
Gotta love Ted even if you disagree with him because he appreciates his First and second Amendment Rights, a true patriotic American treasure, he could of hung out with John Adams and all the rest.
I agree with that. Boo or no boo, there's a billion more dead people in USA than in UK where not even cops are armed, just sayin.
@@FontediCalore There are most definitely armed cops in the UK. As far as a billion more dead people, that is completely false as well.
@@FontediCalore
How come Switzerland has as many guns as the US but the crime rate is a lot lower? Do you think maybe because everyone carries a gun in Switzerland therefore people will not just up and shoot you because you can shoot back!
@@FontediCalore , so it absolutely has to be guns huh? Not the culture of ghettos, crap parents, low education, uninvolved fathers, welfare and drugs huh? Na...those guns jumped out on their own and killed people..right? You'll never bring people along to this "gun control" rhetoric when you gun grabbers absolutely fall all over yourselves to dodge acknowledging the real issue and you incessantly refuse to bring up the root fucking problems. That's because you know that addressing it will greatly reduce the murder problem, squashing your gun grabbing narrative and you'll not be able to blame it on the guns anymore. Admit it, you want the murders to continue, you don't really want to get to the heart of the matter, because that will blow your gun grabbing garbage narrative to absolute shit...and you know it. Just admit it's about taking guns....not reducing murders. You feel so inclined and strongly about it, roll the dice and come and take mine. Let me guess, you'll run to nanny state govt to do your bidding for you???
@@benjigault9043 , well, CNN and Beto says it's true...so it must be true. Lol!
What does not surprise me is this. Dave was actually letting Ted talk about guns, and the producer/whomever told Dave to back off. The network (NBC) didn't want Ted's opinion/side of the story to be heard.
I agree with you but your still fools this culture war/ civil war has been raging in the background since the 70’s and no ones notice because controlling the hearts and minds is the name of the game which ever side actually moves first will become demonized and ultimately loose some to a majority of there support. Educate yourselves friends ever wonder why all these stories are all categorized as conspiracy theories
Uncle Ted rocks!!! Highly gifted with talent and intelligence! God bless uncle Ted!!!
I live south of Waco Texas about 70 miles. Ted lives on a ranch there and I'd love to meet him someday. I've loved his music since I first heard him back in '76. I also am a 2nd amendment supporter and enjoy his comments about gun control and how useless it is, especially in big cities where crime runs rampant. Go TED and keep on rockin'.
Ted is a down to earth friend not to sold on himself to wave hello when he passes in his limo
Ahh the good old days when gun owning NRA members weren't demonized 😈😈😈
Back when mass shootings weren’t rampant
@Tony Lasagna lmao i love teds music but he's straight up heavily misrepresenting data here. This is a classic rightwing talking point, that conservatives have been recycling for literal decades. Go ahead and google "US population density" you'll notice that millions more people live in cities, so it's is literally a given that theres going to be more gun violence in cities. "BuT ChiCagO hAs sTriCt gUn LaWs anD thE MOST gun VioLeNce" Chicago isn't its own isolated country, you can literally drive across state lines, buy a gun and drive back. If we had more gun control at the federal level this problem could be reduced substantially
@@nickevans8990 yet the largest school killing in US history was done with dynamite.
@@nickevans8990 , wrong. You mean back before gun grabbing wasn't exploited as a garbage political weapon.
@@thechuube8442 , way to argue against yourself. Self-owning comedy gold! Lol!
Ted was born smart and Dave is no competition
Man, Ted dominates the interview. He's sprawled out over Dave's desk. He's quite a personality.
we love the constituion and bill of rights! we love ted nugent! and we love president trump!
Your statement is an oxymoron.
@@drivinsouth651 Better than being just a moron like you.
Yes We do...even those that say they don't....they just don't know any better at the moment.
Goofball
He was so ahead of the times and still relevant today
Ted has been calling out woke wimps longer than I've been alive. Rock on, brother.
If you want high crime in your city then be sure to elect a Democrat for mayor.
Most Cities Are Run By Democrats Therefore There Are More Crimes Under Democrat Leadership Because There Are More People Living In All The Democratic Cities Than All The Republican Cities...
@@FastED1988 which proves his point get ride of Democrats and replace them with republicans and what about the large cities run by republicans that have literal half the crime rate? You failed to mention that you said most but didn’t want to give Creedence to his claim by admitting there’s roughly as many large cities ran by republicans yet the crime rate is a least 50 percent lower and doing actual research into what your talking about it’s your party’s inability to actually make real change for the better and are guided by feelings instead of intellect dude your literally in the matrix you need it to exist
TRUER WORDS ON TH-cam WERE NEVER WRITTEN.
@@FastED1988 So, by your logic implies more people means more crime - by numbers maybe - but NOT by percentage. YOUR wording "RATE" means the data is based on "percentages". Try again lib snowflake.
@@91dodgespiritrt Yes The Rate/Percentage Is What You Must Look At And NOT The Total Crimes Under Each!!!
Saw Uncle Ted w/ the Amboy Dukes with Frank Marino and Mahogany Rush at the Masonic Temple in Detroit in the early 70s. I still can't hear as well. What a night. Thanks for sharing this Rebecca. You Rock!
Thanks, Dave D! I was just a kid sister who was brainwashed to hate disco and love rock n roll. It worked!
Spring/summer of 1987 I got an all access backstage pass in Fort Wayne when Ted opened for KISS. My boss was old friend with Teds road manager, made it happen with a 2 minute phone call. Got to hang out with him for about an hour. Just Ted, his daughter who was reading a book in the corner, me and my boss. At 17 I was starstruck and didn't even know what to say. Boss kindly picked up the slack and made great conversation. He asked Ted if he'd ever had Cat Scratch Fever. Ted smiled, said "funny story". Said his first wife rolled over one morning in bed and told Ted she thought she had Cat Scratch Fever. The riff went off in his head and he wrote that song that instant. He was unassuming, kind, and just a nice guy. Wasn't putting on a show, and kindly signed way too many autographs for me to take back to my classmates.
I was a teenager in the late 70s ..... played Nugent on my 8-track so much thought it would catch fire !!!
Love it, old Ted or new Ted, still the same, spitting out facts and licks
Ted has never been short on words :) Thank you, these were a great treat for me.
I am pleased and /or surprised how well he seems to speak. Maybe I'm just being closed-minded but I would be afraid that years of all the stuff that comes with the rock and roll lifestyle would have 'slowed his wits' but jokes on me! --The man seems to have a good head on his shoulders. :-)
I've said it before but I'd like to see him & David Lee Roth in a closed room for 8 hours.
@@chivalryalive Ted didn't drink or do drugs but he had to fire many band mates over the years.
Stranglehold is his finest masterpiece!! ❤️❤️❤️
100%!!
He would always say this song is all about living your baby!
But he's not the one who originally sang it. The other member in his band was the lead vocalist.
@@tazz7830 I know. He's a badass with that guitar but a singer he's not. :D
Double live gonzo ted said i like it i like i like so much im about to do it all over myself i still love it since 1976
Put Uncle TED in the Rock-N-Roll Hall of Fame where he belongs!!!
Its so weird. They disagreed with his politics but still cheered to hear him play music. Its almost like back then they didn't demonize you for not having the same opinion.
Not only the most talented guy in the room, the most intelligent as well. Everything he said about anti gun lobbyists is still true 40 years later. Loved the wimps comments and the fact Paul Schaeffer actually had hair!
This was back when TV interviews were fucking interesting. Now it's just "Ah, so you were in that movie recently, how was that?"
Why did I go to four of his concerts? Because he is that damn good!
Rebecca, THANK YOU for following through on this! Great show! Ted is ALWAYS great to watch and listen to. He was SO tongue-in-cheek over the top that it was just great to watch and do the inside chuckles.
Strangled hold is my all time favorite jam in my vehicle on my way to work at 5:30 am and on my way home
This too cool, back when Letterman was a great show, and Ted is consistent no doubt, still preaching the same truth damn near 40 years later, respect.
I was a big Ted Nugent fan in the late 70's early 80's and still am. I was in high school then and wasn't very politically aware at the time . My parents who were devout liberals (and still are) liked Jonny Carson and David Letterman but wouldn't let us stay up late to watch them.
My parents were worried that I was listening to Ted ,Kiss, and southern rock as well as country. I didn't know the media bias back then, but it was sure on display with Letterman and his studio audience.
Ted was right then as he still is today! Keep rocking Ted,and speaking the truth! Shame on you David Letterman and the whole liberal media.
Ted is surely one of the top 10 greatest guitarists ever and had some of the best rifs ever
TY#2 Rebecca Lowe. Love the Patriots out there!!
thanks Rebecca for posting this,of course theres always some pea brains that have to post negative comments
^^^ what folden said. Thanks Rebecca, this was awesome.
@@Iatolaazzahola Yeah, what you cats said! Thanks!
PEACE from Philadelphia
I never knew much about Ted Nugent, but he is right on the money about guns and the information that the media puts out about it.
The Nuge! Another underrated guitar player. Best regards from Detroit.
I'd rather watch this in glorious 240i with tracking issues than any modern woke show. Thanks for posting this gem.
The crowd was so quiet. Hilarious. I. Love. That.
Never forget my 1st seeing him. It was at a small local teen club in MI of only a couple hundred in “69”. He jumps out on stage as the Amboy Dukes Greg Arama, Andy Solomon, and Dave Palmer are building up a song.He was wearing nothing except a tan leather loincloth, full Indian headdress, and a neck choker. He jumps out onstage screaming with a bow & arrow and jumps up on top of his amplifier, drills an arrow perfectly in a deer decoy hung on a pole that has been placed barely above the audience. Throws the bow and arrow down with the band building up a song, and puts a Bowie knife in his mouth, slings up his guitar and with a thousand decibels steaming from it, jumps off the tall amp onstage again, perfectly to the opening downbeat of the song not missing a beat and throws the knife into the deer as an afterthought never missing hardly a note on his guitar, still screaming the whole time.Those were the days my friend, Good Golly Miss Rolly. Made such an impression on me I decided to play rock & roll in a band.
Love me some Ted!!! Seen him play in concert 6-7 times and he was never disappointing! 🎸🎶💫🎸🎶💫🎸🎶💫🎸🎶💫🎸🎶💫
Love this and total respect for Ted and the 2nd Amendment support he represents. Rock and roll without drugs.
When I was a young pup, I cut my teeth on every lick Ted ever recorded... thanks for uploading this... Letterman steered the convo right into a gun battle... in case no on knows... Letterman is a true blue diehard liberal... I did notice that back then Ted was a but toned down... but he was being harrased (IMHO) by Letterman on the gun issue...
Rebecca Lowe, again, Thanks for posting!
You're welcome!
I have always love this man and his stance on this fucked up country. Would love to hunt with him sometime. What a icon.
Ted was so far ahead of his time! Talk about intelligent talented and genuine!
I was a little kid during his popular streak but I remember him and had sister and cousins that played his tunes to which i remembered once I was older and listened to him as a teenager and still do! Nothing like blasting a Ted Nugent jam while at work! Coolest dude around!
Great upload! I was going to get some tin foil for the rabbit ears, then I realized that was 4 decades ago! Wish I had all my VHS TV tapes from back then... actually I think I only owned one, and would rerecord everything over and over on it on Long Play, until it was unviewable. Great Memories, thank you Rebecca!
MrJeffacide - so glad you liked it. I hope you saw part 2 as well. It wouldn’t let me do the whole segment in one piece back when I uploaded it. Good memories!
Rebecca Lowe, thank you for this it was great to watch!
Dave was a different person and he had a different audience back then.
I saw Ted at the House of Blues in L.A. back in 1999. At one point, his son brought a guitar out to him (as he had just set his other one on fire with a flaming arrow). As his son walked off, Ted look at him and commented at what a good boy he was. Then reiterated, saying "yeah, he's a good boy. I'm gonna buy him a new gun". This was shortly after a shooting in the city at a Jewish Community Center. A couple in front of me had a fit. Ted definitely liked to stir it up.
Love it, I follow and watch alot of Ted on Fb and TH-cam. Love his attitude towards the issues that keep getting worse.
Recorded in the 80’s. I graduated in
1983. Started listening to him in about 1979’ or 80 about 15 years old. Love him just the same. Btw. I don’t care so much about the quality so much. I appreciate the videos. I think the beginning of the music he play was a song called “Paralized”. AWSOME
Strangle hold
Speaking the truth back in the day. Still the truth today!
I met Ted in Portland Maine after a show there. He lived up to his rep that night, great show. He asked me and my friends if we were “The insane from Portland Maine?” I’m guessing that was a tag line he’d use. One of his band mates was a colossal douche, he signed my friends ticket “Ted Nugent” and he had the attitude that went with “his I’ve got no time for this”. Ted appreciated our fandom, even if his band mate didn’t. Ted later after meeting him was showing off and almost ran over someone walking by when he peeled out driving a “rented limo” backwards, oddly enough considering his backwards driving story. My mom had met him years earlier and said he was full of testosterone then too. In short, I had a great night and met Ted, he escaped hurting anyone unintentionally, no arrests at that moment anyways, haha
Thank you for these videos, Parts 1 & 2. They have held up well with the socio-political climate of today. Ted's music is timeless, enjoyed these immensely!
Hey, HUGE thanx for posting these. I just found them and it was a great trek down memory lane. I remember watching this episode! Great stuff!!!
@mkeulr, who wrote:>>That was some sweet Ted Nugent jam there.
Best interview Dave ever had, that I have seen. Ted!!!
... ya gotta love how he's just sittin next to Dave ... jammin.
Hey Rebecca ... Thanks for putting this on TH-cam. It brings back a lot of good memories.
OMG, HE hunts and likes guns!…….sounds like a real man
Sounded like he was swinging into Stranglehold but then he figured out the rest of the band didn't pick up on that so he just slid into a bit more of a random jam instead.
This is so classic!! Just watched him on Pierce Morgan and then this. The man hasn't changed in 30 years.
Im so glad I grew up with my dad listening to Uncle Ted!!! This was filmed a few years before I was born but man I love Uncle Ted!!!!
Rock on Ted! Teach your kids to shoot early, teach them to be safe. Good stuff.
100% FRIGGIN LEGEND!!!!
UNCLE TED IS A REAL MAN AND A MANS MAN!!! Something these friggin awesome candy ass fruit flies of today cannot even comprehend!!!!
Really Really Hard to come by that Kinda Well rounded Talent
Comfortable in his own loincloth as always. Thanks for the share. Wonder if Dave would have Ted on his Netflix show in 2021?
No Way- !!!
Ted has been saying it like it is for a long time
Never seen these clips before man. Cool stuff and cool of you to post it.
Great video! Thanks videotape for preserving this. Interesting how relevant what he had to say in the early eighties is compared to today!
One the greatest guitar players ever to walk the face of the Earth hands down in any life time or any music genre ever
Wild that I found this! I was at the taping of this show. Long time Ted fan here!
IN LUUUUUUV🤷🏻♀️🙌😍🙌😍🙌😍my God he sat there & KILLED IT ON HIS GUITAR!!!💪💪💪
Uncle Ted, the motor city madman, loves his cars and guitAR's. Wang dang sweet poontang! Woooo!!!! Luv u Ted!
Motor City Madman forever. Music + lifestyle rocks.
Thanks for the post. 👍
I've never seen this before.
Gotta love the magic of TH-cam.
Thanks TH-cam, for bringing me here.
TED FOR PRESIDENT !!!
Scott Cozart -🌈👍💪👩💼🤠. Yes . & Chuck Norris for Vice President .
As soon as Trump's second term is over!
@@bunkman64 I thought we were gonna stop having elections since trump was in we don’t need another president beside trump he gave us time to prepare for these liberals hostile take over
This has been a delight. Thanks for the upload!
Who's here from part one?
Can't believe they made him change the topic. He's so smooth and so legit he just flows with the garbage. Ted is awesome!
@BloomingdaleTN: It's interesting how this "cloistered," NYC audience laughs in certain segments whenever T.N. talks about hunting. I spent my early childhood in Missouri where all boys (and girls) know *how to handle* a shotgun by the age of 12-13. One of my fondest of memories was the last, deer hunt undertaken by all of the menfolk shortly before my Grandfather was killed in 1958. People of the city and suburbia do not "get it." Hunting for food is a "Rite of Passage" for men. Period.
Thanks again for uploading this, and keeping Comments on! God Bless Our Free America! 🇺🇸 ❤️ 🇺🇸 Love You Uncle Ted.
Guns are not the killers people are.
Thanks for sharing Rebecca. All the best & stay well !!!