I can't tell you how many times I saw Pat Travers but I saw him open up for AC DC in 79 with Bon Scott on the Highway to Hell Tour and it was awesome played in Florida myself in the a bars and Traverse was down there forever and a day and still rocking hard Pat Travers is a rock God nothing better
One of the best rock and roll bands I've ever seen I saw them open up for ACDC on the Highway to Hell Tour and then saw Pat Travers in Florida several times after that, Pat Travers is a true legend, one of the best rock and roll composers, singers, frontman to ever front a rock and roll band, thank you Pat Travers for everything you have done for us in this rock and roll world
52, grew up listening to PT. Great to read that people know talent and class. Pat Travers didnt get all the credit he deserves. Touches my musical heart that we can give credit here now. Pat is a very skillfull guitarist and songwriter. All in on every note! I love that! Thank you Pat Travers for your music! Colorado is here and listening still...for life.
Just saw Pat in Kent, Ohio. Still a great player (his voice sounds like he's 70.... Father time gets them all eventually). It was a great show. He's a three-piece now, so he didn't play this song. It's one of my Favorites. Go for what you know is one of my favorite albums of all time. He played some songs off a new album he's working on and they were really good.
Pat travers, Frank Marino mahogany rush, Randy hanson. Uli Jon Roth. All Beatles fans until Jimi Hendrix changed their lives . Randy hanson is Hendrix devotee from 70s ,still goin today. Everyone on this page already knows.
I worked for him in the late 80's. He is everything and more. Way underrated and overlooked. Go For What You Know Live is the standard for which live bands are measured. Pat and band set the bar...
And Mars is in my shitty option the best bass player there is, was. Mars never got the credit he deserved, Mars is known and widely respected by most pro bass players, but still. Mars was on a level he invented.. A one of a kind.
The Bowery in West Palm Beach... Wow! Many moons ago and a huge thank you! Stevie was my brother killed on his motorcycle @age 15. I love this tremendously...
I love rush but I never got to see them live I got to see the Pat Travers Band live right before Crash and Burn came out and the lineup was Tommy Aldridge on drums Cowling on bass and Pat Thrall... that lineup was the tightest band I've ever seen in concert and they put on the best show I was ever privileged to see, the musicianship was just incredible... I've seen Van Halen, Aerosmith,Ted, Boston, REO, Sammy, Sabbath,Journey, E.L.O.,etc. They opened for Foghat whom I'd already seen twice before. Foghat opened with Stoned Blue, I asked my girl if she minded if we split before the song was even over, and she just smiled and shook her head... Pat and P. Thralls duel leads were so spotless it's a shame they couldn't stay together. I remember reading a guitar mag interview with some sidemen including Thrall, Vivian Campbell, and I think Dave Manniketti, and Brad Gillis, where I think I remember Thrall saying that it had something to do with Pat's huge ego. As a 57 y/o player since the age of 12 myself I of course can't imagine that... still o' shame ; the best show I ever saw. During Tommy's solo after about 10 or 12 minutes of beating on the set with the sticks he threw those out to the crowd played another 5 or so with his hands. I never got to see Palmer or Peart so... Dude was incredible...
I appreciate your post and agree with you completely. I had to pleasure to be on the sound crew for him in Philly in 2017 and he's 1 of the most down to earth people I've ever met and I appreciate your post
Tommy Aldridge and that lineup was, indeed, the best. Especially in concert ! Tight as fuck. Live Go for What You Know proves this specifically. Aldridge playing drums with his hands is damn sweet. And an obvious crowd pleaser.
I'm 57 and grew up in Orlando florida .and I to got to see PTB at least 4 or 5 times but just once with Thrall about the same time as you right after the "Go For What You Know" album and I have to agree they were as tight as humanly possible .but The The Blizzard Band was also extremely tight. But like you I've seen about every single group that came out of the late 70s and 80s .and in all honesty I'm gonna say Judus Priest was the tightest live band EVER .and also saw Aldridge with Pat Travers Gary Moore .Blizzard Of Oz and Whitesnake .dude was a beast and only drummer that was any better especially on a double base kit was Neil Pert .he was just from another planet .honesty he was SO ahead of every other drummer .but yeah Aldridge would be my second pick .
Pat Travers is my bucket list , must see live guitarist , and my dream will come true this JULY at the Iridium in N.Y.C., Love My P.T. , keep a rockin and keep em dazzled !
I've been going to see Pat perform for over 40 years... He's incredible! So is Jerry Riggs, who is now playing lead guitar with 38 Special!!!! They are also fantastic!
Yes, saw Pat Travers crash and burn tour Evansville, Indiana shout out. One of the best concerts I’ve ever seen 62 sing a lot of concerts. God bless him.
I own Pat's pink strat now an we've used it in studio several times. It IS magical. At 6:41 the real meat of its tone can be heard. Pat is truly a legendary guitarist and has influenced countless players and artists alike. Cheers!
@@brianharra611 I don't because they were other artists recordings and I don't have the right to share my copy of the work with anyone. HOWEVER I do have a website I created for the guitar showing some work done on it and some great pictures. Thanks for the reply! Here is the link... www.masteruser.com/pattraversstrat/
@@GaiaMiranda Damn that’s awesome! How did you get that? If you don’t mind me asking, how much did you pay for it? Great find bro! Pat is an absolute guitar genius!🙌🙌🔥
@@markrosenquist8259 sorry missed the post! He was selling it off and had it on eBay. I knew him because a friend of mine's brother is Sean Shannon one of his past drummers who owned a studio in Florida. I was recording a CD there and had no lead guitarist because mine passed away. Sean called Pat and he came down personally to do a lead track on one of my songs. After that Sean called me and said hey! Pat has it (the strat) on eBay BUT he said if you make him a cash offer right now he'll pull it down for you. The rest was history... BEST MONEY I'VE EVER SPENT ! ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥
saw him at a high school dance in ottawa, i think the band was called Red Hot, first time I smoked and drank, been playing the song Stevie for 44 years still one of my favorite, ottawa boy
I agree with Larry. I saw PT open for Rush at Alpine Valley. I had no idea what i was in for. OH MY GOD!!! I freaked out, it was so amazing!!!Tommy Aldridge was simply incredible as was the entire band. Tight as hell and the energy was like i had never seen in a band. Just an Amazing experience!!! Pat Traverse should be much more recognized in rock/blues history
Like i mentioned on a reply Pat in the late 70s early 80s was my favorite guitarist .i met him once at the Legendary Fern Park Station (Orlando Area) when i wasn't even old enough to be in the joint (17 but looked older Lol) saw him In Daytona Beach (twice) once at the Peabody Auditorium .and once during Spring break at the Old Plaza Hotel Ballroom along with Aldo Nova (for free i might ad) and at least once at the Lakeland Civic Center .His live Record "Go For What You Know" is in a tie for my favorite Live record of all time along with Judus Priest "Unleashed In The East" Randy's Tribute Album too.Rhoads was another unbelievably talented guitarist .after seeing him in 81 at Tampa's Curtis Hixon Hall i turned into a Randy Rhoads fanatic .also had tickets to see them again with Fournier in March 82 at the Tangerine Bowl but he got killed the day before in Leesburg on his way to the Festival .Pat living in Orlando at the time offered to fill in for Ozzy with less than a 24 hour notice .A Real Class Act for Pat to do .Have to admit it was a sad concert but seeing Pat again was the highlight of the Show .So yeah ive seen PTB more times than any other band and he never failed to impress .Thanks Pat for the music that inspired me and helped lay down my musical roots
I've seen Pat at least a half dozen times, surely more, at a nightclub in Cocoa Beach, FL called "Brassy's"' This video looks like it could have been filmed there. PT is the killer!!~
I shot several concerts back in the 80's for magazines (MUSIC and CREEM) at Brassy's. Johnny Van Zant, Anthrax, Night Ranger, Kim Mitchell, and a reggae band I forgot their name at the moment. And probably a couple others. I lived in Orlando
Rob. Working @ PRC Recording in the 70's. Had been handed the album Making Magic by the floor super. Took home n listened. The score the Stevie is. Rob processed. TY RLC
I mean think about it put anybody next to Pat Travers and they're going to look inadequate but the guy in the 2019 video of Stevie buddy I don't know who you are I'll just call you buddy and not being disrespectful but it's kind of a dark blackened score that you'll see on your TH-cam if you're looking at your phone and then when you open it up his hair is kind of blowing and he's got like a kind of a printed light green t-shirt on that's a great Stevie clip I know you'd love that just thought I'd tell you sound like an all star to me
Look for that one that says Stevie and then it has parentheses on it and Stevie is in small writing in the background is kind of dark even when you open it up but it will pan up to Pat Travers and you can see his hair kind of flying in the background that's a much better Stevie clip than this one because the other guitar player player so if you're looking at your screen he's to the left of Pat and Pat comes over to him when they're playing those same notes that guy's good
love Jerry, we go back to Riggs when they were releasing their album. Jerry crashed on my couch ...lol Jerry is in 38 Special now along with Barry Dunaway who played bass for Travers after Mars and with Jerry
@@ResidentEt I just post some shots of PT with Riggs on Facebook last week and might post some more tonight, I did..oh I happened to be a professional rock photographer and shot for most all the major mags in the 80's & 90/s. I also did work for Pat's mgt co., they managed Molly Hatchet too.
@Jennifer PuhlI am not sure it's about that stuff. I do know Stevie is his brother. PT said when he was recording it he had the instrumental part done but didn't have the lyrics written yet. He was set to lay down the vocals the next morning and didn't know what he was going to do. Luckily for us he got an inspiration to write it about his brother.
hi there, how are you there? I do like P.T. he might be drunk as someone was saying. lately I've seen him four times out of the last four years, never with a drink these times. he signed my very cool Ibanez Talman (97ish), with a silver pen. anyway one of his band mates says he is sober these days. Kirk McKim 's a great guitarist, too... that guy looks like yngwie, I probably misspelled, I prefer the dude playing with Patrick Travers. I like to call him Patrick. 😍
Awesome, I agree with you...people are so damn judgemental and if you met them they are probably the ones that are doing worse than he.Human nature it's interesting. ..this is still as beautiful as always. Pat is an incredibly talented musician
Classic I get it I was starting to read it briefly before I wanted to make a comment on some of other pets great work especially Stevie in another concert and I was like Jerry Riggs oh yeah I get it yeah more like geriatrics get it haha yeah it's like there's a guy that has like groomed hair with him in that Stevie clip it's just it's a two-night 2019 showing okay it just shows Stevie and you could tell that it's a video live in concert just go to that the guy with the groomed hair next to him to the right that comes up to him into the song that is playing the same notes as him not this clown that guy's good that surely is not this clown geriatrics or Jerry Riggs as you say
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I can't tell you how many times I saw Pat Travers but I saw him open up for AC DC in 79 with Bon Scott on the Highway to Hell Tour and it was awesome played in Florida myself in the a bars and Traverse was down there forever and a day and still rocking hard Pat Travers is a rock God nothing better
Pat Travers is the man
Amen
I saw that tour in Washington DC
Been waiting patiently for him to tour the UK, he’s not coming ☹️
We went everywhere in Miami watching them back in the days
One of the best rock and roll bands I've ever seen I saw them open up for ACDC on the Highway to Hell Tour and then saw Pat Travers in Florida several times after that, Pat Travers is a true legend, one of the best rock and roll composers, singers, frontman to ever front a rock and roll band, thank you Pat Travers for everything you have done for us in this rock and roll world
Thank God I got to see him with Pat thrall
We went all over Miami listening to PT band. It was just the very best of times
Always loved this song. Got this gig on DVD, Jerry Riggs is a fantastic player too and compliments Pat perfectly.
52, grew up listening to PT. Great to read that people know talent and class. Pat Travers didnt get all the credit he deserves. Touches my musical heart that we can give credit here now. Pat is a very skillfull guitarist and songwriter. All in on every note! I love that! Thank you Pat Travers for your music! Colorado is here and listening still...for life.
Just saw Pat in Kent, Ohio. Still a great player (his voice sounds like he's 70.... Father time gets them all eventually). It was a great show. He's a three-piece now, so he didn't play this song. It's one of my Favorites. Go for what you know is one of my favorite albums of all time. He played some songs off a new album he's working on and they were really good.
An actual rock singer that has vocal chops and can actually sing. Pats vocal abilities are always overlooked.
One of the greatest guitar heros I've ever had the privilege of seeing several times
Same here.
Pat was first guitar hero. Pat paved the way. before there was SRV. There was PAT.
Truly a living legend. You will always be a part of my music DNA.
Ever hear of Les Paul? Jimi Hendrix? They might have been before Pat....
keep your enthusiasm that comment made me grin.
Pat travers, Frank Marino mahogany rush, Randy hanson. Uli Jon Roth. All Beatles fans until Jimi Hendrix changed their lives . Randy hanson is Hendrix devotee from 70s ,still goin today. Everyone on this page already knows.
I worked for him in the late 80's. He is everything and more. Way underrated and overlooked. Go For What You Know Live is the standard for which live bands are measured. Pat and band set the bar...
And Mars is in my shitty option the best bass player there is, was. Mars never got the credit he deserved, Mars is known and widely respected by most pro bass players, but still. Mars was on a level he invented.. A one of a kind.
The Bowery in West Palm Beach...
Wow! Many moons ago and a huge thank you!
Stevie was my brother killed on his motorcycle @age 15. I love this tremendously...
Sorry for your loss, this is my favourite version of Stevie ♥️🤘
@@matthewneale428 Thank you!
Concerts at the Angora ball room many in Fort Lauderdale...
I love rush but I never got to see them live I got to see the Pat Travers Band live right before Crash and Burn came out and the lineup was Tommy Aldridge on drums Cowling on bass and Pat Thrall... that lineup was the tightest band I've ever seen in concert and they put on the best show I was ever privileged to see, the musicianship was just incredible... I've seen Van Halen, Aerosmith,Ted, Boston, REO, Sammy, Sabbath,Journey, E.L.O.,etc. They opened for Foghat whom I'd already seen twice before. Foghat opened with Stoned Blue, I asked my girl if she minded if we split before the song was even over, and she just smiled and shook her head... Pat and P. Thralls duel leads were so spotless it's a shame they couldn't stay together. I remember reading a guitar mag interview with some sidemen including Thrall, Vivian Campbell, and I think Dave Manniketti, and Brad Gillis, where I think I remember Thrall saying that it had something to do with Pat's huge ego. As a 57 y/o player since the age of 12 myself I of course can't imagine that... still o' shame ; the best show I ever saw. During Tommy's solo after about 10 or 12 minutes of beating on the set with the sticks he threw those out to the crowd played another 5 or so with his hands. I never got to see Palmer or Peart so... Dude was incredible...
I appreciate your post and agree with you completely. I had to pleasure to be on the sound crew for him in Philly in 2017 and he's 1 of the most down to earth people I've ever met and I appreciate your post
That’s a hell of a band right there!
Tommy Aldridge and that lineup was, indeed, the best. Especially in concert ! Tight as fuck. Live Go for What You Know proves this specifically. Aldridge playing drums with his hands is damn sweet. And an obvious crowd pleaser.
I'm 57 and grew up in Orlando florida .and I to got to see PTB at least 4 or 5 times but just once with Thrall about the same time as you right after the "Go For What You Know" album and I have to agree they were as tight as humanly possible .but The The Blizzard Band was also extremely tight. But like you I've seen about every single group that came out of the late 70s and 80s .and in all honesty I'm gonna say Judus Priest was the tightest live band EVER .and also saw Aldridge with Pat Travers Gary Moore .Blizzard Of Oz and Whitesnake .dude was a beast and only drummer that was any better especially on a double base kit was Neil Pert .he was just from another planet .honesty he was SO ahead of every other drummer .but yeah Aldridge would be my second pick .
@markneeley4288 next Peart Tommy is my second favorite drummer and that's no disrespect to Tommy at all. Seen him many times!!!!
Pat Travers is my bucket list , must see live guitarist , and my dream will come true this JULY at the Iridium in N.Y.C., Love My P.T. , keep a rockin and keep em dazzled !
This is one of those rare artists that slipped through the cracks. His live shows are so true and most people don't know that.
Hardest working musician! He is still out there touring.
I've been going to see Pat perform for over 40 years... He's incredible!
So is Jerry Riggs, who is now playing lead guitar with 38 Special!!!!
They are also fantastic!
Yes, saw Pat Travers crash and burn tour Evansville, Indiana shout out. One of the best concerts I’ve ever seen 62 sing a lot of concerts. God bless him.
Seen Pat Travers 5 times, killer every time, awesome band
So beautiful version !, awesome Pat as always ... great band as well !
I will be strong, and will go on !
Still one of the best, awesome.
Bless the day when the original band get,s together for a killer re-union tour! Never say die !
Killer performance!!! Pat's a badass!!!
His mastery of the blues is amazing, he plays with such emotion.
RIP Mars Cowling
Damn! What a performance! What a Song! Makes your hair sand on end!
That kicked some major ass. Stevie always one of my favorites!!
The guys put their souls in this one.. always heavy..a whole story.
I own Pat's pink strat now an we've used it in studio several times. It IS magical. At 6:41 the real meat of its tone can be heard. Pat is truly a legendary guitarist and has influenced countless players and artists alike. Cheers!
Lucky you!
Do you have any posted songs with the guitar? Send a link
@@brianharra611 I don't because they were other artists recordings and I don't have the right to share my copy of the work with anyone. HOWEVER I do have a website I created for the guitar showing some work done on it and some great pictures. Thanks for the reply! Here is the link... www.masteruser.com/pattraversstrat/
@@GaiaMiranda Damn that’s awesome! How did you get that? If you don’t mind me asking, how much did you pay for it? Great find bro! Pat is an absolute guitar genius!🙌🙌🔥
@@markrosenquist8259 sorry missed the post! He was selling it off and had it on eBay. I knew him because a friend of mine's brother is Sean Shannon one of his past drummers who owned a studio in Florida. I was recording a CD there and had no lead guitarist because mine passed away. Sean called Pat and he came down personally to do a lead track on one of my songs. After that Sean called me and said hey! Pat has it (the strat) on eBay BUT he said if you make him a cash offer right now he'll pull it down for you. The rest was history...
BEST MONEY I'VE EVER SPENT !
♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥
saw him at a high school dance in ottawa, i think the band was called Red Hot, first time I smoked and drank, been playing the song Stevie for 44 years still one of my favorite, ottawa boy
Now that is a kick ass live performance!
Amazing live! Seen him many times during this period!
Fantastic...my favorite PT lineup
Pat was top of his game on this tour, would like to know what year this was.
@@danielvasquez8830 1990
Amazing performance!
PT is a guitar god. this version of Stevie is great.
One of the first blues rock guitarists, if not, the first.
I agree with Larry. I saw PT open for Rush at Alpine Valley. I had no idea what i was in for. OH MY GOD!!! I freaked out, it was so amazing!!!Tommy Aldridge was simply incredible as was the entire band. Tight as hell and the energy was like i had never seen in a band. Just an Amazing experience!!! Pat Traverse should be much more recognized in rock/blues history
Like i mentioned on a reply Pat in the late 70s early 80s was my favorite guitarist .i met him once at the Legendary Fern Park Station (Orlando Area) when i wasn't even old enough to be in the joint (17 but looked older Lol) saw him In Daytona Beach (twice) once at the Peabody Auditorium .and once during Spring break at the Old Plaza Hotel Ballroom along with Aldo Nova (for free i might ad) and at least once at the Lakeland Civic Center .His live Record "Go For What You Know" is in a tie for my favorite Live record of all time along with Judus Priest "Unleashed In The East" Randy's Tribute Album too.Rhoads was another unbelievably talented guitarist .after seeing him in 81 at Tampa's Curtis Hixon Hall i turned into a Randy Rhoads fanatic .also had tickets to see them again with Fournier in March 82 at the Tangerine Bowl but he got killed the day before in Leesburg on his way to the Festival .Pat living in Orlando at the time offered to fill in for Ozzy with less than a 24 hour notice .A Real Class Act for Pat to do .Have to admit it was a sad concert but seeing Pat again was the highlight of the Show .So yeah ive seen PTB more times than any other band and he never failed to impress .Thanks Pat for the music that inspired me and helped lay down my musical roots
This sure sounds extremely good with headphones!
Saw Pat at the Stanley theater in Pittsburgh Pennsylvania, 1978. Still can't hear
I've seen Pat at least a half dozen times, surely more, at a nightclub in Cocoa Beach, FL called "Brassy's"' This video looks like it could have been filmed there. PT is the killer!!~
I shot several concerts back in the 80's for magazines (MUSIC and CREEM) at Brassy's. Johnny Van Zant, Anthrax, Night Ranger, Kim Mitchell, and a reggae band I forgot their name at the moment. And probably a couple others. I lived in Orlando
@@fasterman3 Brassys was a great club!
I will be seeing him on November 21st!!!!
Just love this song, especially the one on the record, great vocal from Glenn Hughes on there. Nice performance here.
LOVE IT!!! FAVORITE PAT TRAVERS JAM.....
Rob. Working @ PRC Recording in the 70's. Had been handed the album Making Magic by the floor super. Took home n listened. The score the Stevie is. Rob processed. TY RLC
That is Jerry Riggs on guitar with Pat...GET WITH IT!!!
I mean think about it put anybody next to Pat Travers and they're going to look inadequate but the guy in the 2019 video of Stevie buddy I don't know who you are I'll just call you buddy and not being disrespectful but it's kind of a dark blackened score that you'll see on your TH-cam if you're looking at your phone and then when you open it up his hair is kind of blowing and he's got like a kind of a printed light green t-shirt on that's a great Stevie clip I know you'd love that just thought I'd tell you sound like an all star to me
Look for that one that says Stevie and then it has parentheses on it and Stevie is in small writing in the background is kind of dark even when you open it up but it will pan up to Pat Travers and you can see his hair kind of flying in the background that's a much better Stevie clip than this one because the other guitar player player so if you're looking at your screen he's to the left of Pat and Pat comes over to him when they're playing those same notes that guy's good
love Jerry, we go back to Riggs when they were releasing their album. Jerry crashed on my couch ...lol Jerry is in 38 Special now along with Barry Dunaway who played bass for Travers after Mars and with Jerry
@@fasterman3Pat Travers with Jerry on guitar was awesome. Jerry was wearing a u.s. navy sailors uniform white hat n all. Was an awesome show.👍
@@ResidentEt I just post some shots of PT with Riggs on Facebook last week and might post some more tonight, I did..oh I happened to be a professional rock photographer and shot for most all the major mags in the 80's & 90/s. I also did work for Pat's mgt co., they managed Molly Hatchet too.
such a freaking amazing vibe!
PAT IS DE" BEST !!! No other way !!! You Rock P.T. !!!
Pat a commencer sa carriere au bar Ottawa House a Hull ,Qc ,avec le groupe Merge!Inoubliable!!!Merci Pat,pour ces souvenirs!!!!
LOVE IT!!!!!!!!
Got to see him Twice My pleasure!
awesome! one of the legends. my 1st concert. rainbow opened. he set the bar really fucking high!
Toronto 1990
DAMN was Pete a beast on the bass.
That's the best song I ever heard. Here's proof: I'm not strong right now.
I'm not sure. I think it's to fight the urge to do hard drugs?
@Jennifer PuhlI am not sure it's about that stuff. I do know Stevie is his brother. PT said when he was recording it he had the instrumental part done but didn't have the lyrics written yet. He was set to lay down the vocals the next morning and didn't know what he was going to do. Luckily for us he got an inspiration to write it about his brother.
wow wee that was COOL!!
Seen them in my home town of south shields (uk) they played in a night club "brilliant"my sons called stevie !
Ahhh out of this World and seen live twice but listening now in 2020 -09-07-2020
Class!
i paid 5.00 in 1980/and Im still Deaf.
Saw him 4 times, met him at 2 of them. He was a damn great guy without any hubris and a great sense of humor :)
Funny. I saw him in Boston with Rainbow. Then in mid 80's at a club in Manchester N.H. called The Casbah.
Great guitarist and singer too.
A true rock God
Best live version of 'Stevie' hands down.
Great song,even better guitar player
Damn right he was !
alot of people dont know but pat wrote this after his brother fell down the slippery slope of heroine.
Nice one! Sweet intro!
Drunk or not, PT still rules.
Huge !
proper rock/blues artist
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PAT IS Killer. So is the other guitarist JERRY RIGGS.!
Jerry Riggs but wondering who the other guitarist was, Thanks
@@danielvasquez8830 Pat Thrall
great audio thank you *
yum yum music
just listen to the music !!
That intro reminded me of the outro to Mercyful Fate- Come To The Sabbath. Maybe Denner and Sherman were fans of Travers.
it's the same.........
Kool!🎸 🔊💥 😨 🍻
Excellent
Super
ETERNAL TRUES____________________*
So fuckin good it's Ridiculous!
Saw Him last night
Blast
stevie isn't dead. he's alive and well and working in BC
Damn hippies :D :D
💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖
Wish play That
DIDNT PREFER THIS SHOW, BUT LOVE HIM ANYWAYS!!!!!!!!!!
Curious as to where this video was shot??
Jerry Riggs is fucking awesome! Still like Pat Thrall but JR can hold up! Bitchin'! Awesome! Great! BAG!
Cool
Isn't that the Seinfeld shirt? Pretty puffy to me :)
hi there, how are you there? I do like P.T. he might be drunk as someone was saying. lately I've seen him four times out of the last four years, never with a drink these times. he signed my very cool Ibanez Talman (97ish), with a silver pen. anyway one of his band mates says he is sober these days. Kirk McKim 's a great guitarist, too... that guy looks like yngwie, I probably misspelled, I prefer the dude playing with Patrick Travers. I like to call him Patrick. 😍
Awesome, I agree with you...people are so damn judgemental and if you met them they are probably the ones that are doing worse than he.Human nature it's interesting. ..this is still as beautiful as always. Pat is an incredibly talented musician
The other guitarist is Jerry Riggs.
Not drunk; you cannot perform at this level if you are impaired......his voice may have lost a step, but not his guitar.
WOW MY SWEET SATAN YOU ARE THE ONE!
Classic I get it I was starting to read it briefly before I wanted to make a comment on some of other pets great work especially Stevie in another concert and I was like Jerry Riggs oh yeah I get it yeah more like geriatrics get it haha yeah it's like there's a guy that has like groomed hair with him in that Stevie clip it's just it's a two-night 2019 showing okay it just shows Stevie and you could tell that it's a video live in concert just go to that the guy with the groomed hair next to him to the right that comes up to him into the song that is playing the same notes as him not this clown that guy's good that surely is not this clown geriatrics or Jerry Riggs as you say
Told You
Canada"s Jeff Beck!
i paid 5.00 in 1980/and Im still Deaf.Remember Pat Warmed Up For Rainbowor Vice Versa
Ha! Pat wasn't about to go with the 80's hair & fashion thing. Make's the rest of the band look overly silly. Cookin' though.
Agree 110%
Who's the drummer btw?
I think that is Pat Marchino... later he joined Ted Nugent.....
Subliem!
I Can
Pat on a strat ?🤔
Like put anybody next to Pat Travers really they're going to look inadequate
i paid 5.00 in 1980/and Im still Deaf.Remember Pat Warmed Up For Rainbow
Old plying
Actually tad too slow but killer❤
Hes Canian
love Pat ,jry riggs not at all