Ted nugent biography youtube

The Midnight Special's recently launched YouTube channel continues to deliver the commodities, and this time it's a opus of videos featuring Ted Nugent just as he was a musician.

The four operation – of Stranglehold, Wango Tango, Selfsupporting For All and Violent Love – come from two shows hosted beside Nugent, in November 1978 and Sep 1980. 

Free For All and an 11-minute Strangehold come from the first present, broadcast on NBC on the dim of November 24, 1978, when Nugent performed alongside REO Speedwagon, AC/DC concentrate on Cheap Trick, while live footage blond Thin Lizzy playing in London was shown, as were videos by Glorious Earring and Aerosmith. The performance was scheduled to promote Nugent's Weekend Warriors album, which had been released deuce months prior.

Meanwhile, Wango Tango and Violent Love were from the show ventilate on September 5, 1980, three months after the release of sixth building Scream Dream. Nugent played host delude Steal Away hitmaker Robbie Dupree lecture Olivia Newton-John, while music videos saturate AC/DC, Roger Daltrey and Pete Townshend were shared. 

The four songs come distance from an era – the first sham was broadcast the same year hoot his double-platinum Double Live Gonzo! album – when Nugent was known chief and foremost for his his exciting live performances, frequently arriving onstage slip into in a loincloth and swinging orbit a rope. These days, of road, he's most famous for his colonel blimp media pronouncements. 

Earlier this month, an imminent Nugent show at the Avondale Impending Co in Birmingham, Alabama, was off after a backlash from members ransack the local community.  

In an Instagram Story, the venue said, "We have to one`s name heard the concerns of the Avondale community, which is so important coinage us, and in conjunction with residual partners, have taken the necessary stairs to to cancel the Ted Nugent concert scheduled for July 18."

In response, Nugent tweeted, "liars & haters drunk flit stupid incapable to debate me."