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Ted Nugent - Double Live Gonzo!
Label:
Catalog#:
KE2 35069
Format:
2 x Vinyl, LP
Country:
US
Released:
1978
Genre:
Rock
Style:
Classic Rock
Tracklist
| A1 | Just What The Doctor Ordered | 5:13 | X | |
| A2 | Yank Me, Crank Me | 4:11 | X | |
| A3 | Gonzo | 3:50 | X | |
| A4 | Baby, Please Don't Go | 5:22 | X | |
| B1 | Great White Buffalo | 5:39 | X | |
| B2 | Hibernation | 14:06 | X | |
| C1 | Stormtroopin' | 8:03 | X | |
| C2 | Stranglehold | 9:46 | X | |
| D1 | Wang Dang Sweet Poontang | 5:00 | X | |
| D2 | Cat Scratch Fever | 3:35 | X | |
| D3 | Motor City Madhouse | 9:45 | X |
Credits
Bass -
Rob Grange
Drums, Vocals - Cliff Davies
Guitar, Vocals - Derek St. Holmes , Ted Nugent
Producer - Lew Futterman , Tom Werman
Drums, Vocals - Cliff Davies
Guitar, Vocals - Derek St. Holmes , Ted Nugent
Producer - Lew Futterman , Tom Werman
Notes
Tracks A1, D1, and D2 were recorded live at the Municipal Auditorium, Nashville, Tennessee in July of 1977.
Tracks A2 and A4 were recorded live at the Taylor County Coliseum, Abilene, Texas, in November of 1977.
Track A3 was recorded live at the Joe Freeman Coliseum, San Antonio, Texas in November of 1977.
Tracks B1 and D3 were recorded live in Dallas, Texas in July of 1976.
Track B2 was recorded live at the San Antonio Convention Center, San Antonio, Texas in July of 1976.
Track C1 was recorded live at the Seattle Center Coliseum, Seattle, Washington in August of 1977.
Track C2 was recorded live at the Civic Center, Springfield, Mass., in June of 1976.
Tracks A2 and A4 were recorded live at the Taylor County Coliseum, Abilene, Texas, in November of 1977.
Track A3 was recorded live at the Joe Freeman Coliseum, San Antonio, Texas in November of 1977.
Tracks B1 and D3 were recorded live in Dallas, Texas in July of 1976.
Track B2 was recorded live at the San Antonio Convention Center, San Antonio, Texas in July of 1976.
Track C1 was recorded live at the Seattle Center Coliseum, Seattle, Washington in August of 1977.
Track C2 was recorded live at the Civic Center, Springfield, Mass., in June of 1976.