Lp Ted Nugent Cat Scratch Fever (Re) Blue Vinyl - Movlp1030 - Mint/Mint

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lp TED NUGENT
Cat Scratch Fever 

Limited edition of 1000 Numbered Copies InBLUE VINYL

Country of release: Netherlands, 2020

Originally released: 1977

Label: Music On Vinyl

Catalog number: MOVLP1030

Bar-code: 8719262013674

Folding cover/gatefold sleeve: Yes/ YES

 Condition Record: mint

Condition Cover: mint

Tracks Side 1:

Tracks Side 2:

1. Workin' Hard, Playin' Hard (5:42)

2. Sweet Sally (2:32)

3. A Thousand Knives (4:47)

4. Fist Fightin' Son of A Gun (2:48)

5. Out of Control (3:27)

Listen On YouTube:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I47floRRAFs 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZTVDHnwlz5k 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ItTJR7ViVdo 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XKNgEuZyvY0 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8sBPSwO0vR8 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6gmvsgCkV3k 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ku8AD2pj8eY 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CyVmPOBub9U 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r4WhAQZ5kHE 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DnnszG0lOB0

TED NUGENT's third solo album, The outrageous Cat Scratch Fever , was released in May 1977.

The record is best known FOR its title track, which remains OneofThe Motor City Madman's most beloved anthems (surpassed perhaps only by "Stranglehold"), butFromThe strutting"Death by Misadventure"To The Bo Diddley beatof "Live It Up" andThe storming "Sweet Sally," there's plenty moreToLOVEOnThe album.

Nugent explained Cat Scratch Fever 's appeal in HIS typically restrained, modest manner during an InTheStudio radio special commemoratingThe album's anniversary: ​​"It's notThe cleanest, most in-tune recordingof allTime – “Which is its beauty,” he said. "It's raw, it's A primal scream, it's defiant, it's irreverent. It's The reason Les Paul electrified The damn guitar. It's The reason Chuck Berry invented those rhythms. ... It didn't fit any formula, we made A point of that: Formulas are shotOn sight before they get anywhere closeThe perimeter."

The album's influence has revealed itself via younger generations of musicians in some pretty interesting ways. It's side one-closing instrumental track, "Homebound," was sampled by The Beastie Boys OnThe /Check Your Head/ track"The Biz vs.The Nuge." Well,To be more accurate, they playedTheFirst 30 seconds ofThe songOneTime while their friend Biz Markie sangOn topof it. It's entertaining, at least.

You want an even better measure of how influential Cat Scratch Fever /is? A band, and A rather popular One at that, named themselves afterA turnofA phraseFromOneof Nugent's legendary pre-song rants, in this case introducing The album's least subtle song, "Wang Dang Sweet Poontang": "This isALOVE song. I'd like To dedicate this To all that Nashville Pussy."

Cat Scratch Fever was The last album To feature Nugent's original soloband , with vocalist Derek St. Holmes and bassist Rob Grange, who had featured so prominentlyOnThe guitarist'sFirst three albums, departingThe group priorTo The releaseof 1978's Weekend Warriors.

Regardless, Nugent's career and methodology were both firmly established: "I basically shoved guitar rock 'n' roll down The throat of US radio. I said, 'Hey, listen, by The way ladies and gentleman. This is what The rock 'n' roll PEOPLE are digging. if You pass it up, You 're A chump!'" (ultimateclassicrock.com)



TED NUGENT - Lead Vocals, Lead Guitar, Rhythm Guitar
Derek St. Holmes - Rhythm Guitar, Lead Vocals, Backing Vocals
Rob Grange - bass
Cliff Davies - drums, backing vocals
&
Alan Spenner - Backing Vocals
Boz Burrell - backing vocals
Rory Dodd - backing vocals
Montego Joe - percussion
Tom Werman - percussion

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