Pat Travers

from the mars hotel escribió:

canela fina.......................

Zascandil escribió:

from the mars hotel escribió:

canela fina.......................

Buah, esto en el Z puede ser la fiesta padre. Se le ve en muy buena forma a Pat, no de hace tanto es el vídeo.

from the mars hotel escribió:

Zascandil escribió:

from the mars hotel escribió:

canela fina.......................

Buah, esto en el Z puede ser la fiesta padre. Se le ve en muy buena forma a Pat, no de hace tanto es el vídeo.

 

 
no te pierdas el directo de este mismo 2013...........brutalísimo....................Z burn,,,,,,,,,,!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

PaulKossoff escribió:Calentado motores para el Z! 

Que gran incorporación!

Pat Travers rules!

Zascandil escribió:

PaulKossoff escribió:Calentado motores para el Z! 

Que gran incorporación!

Pat Travers rules!

Bueno, yo todavía no caliento nada que si no, llegaré chamuscado a la cita y tampoco es eso.

Pat Travers rules!

PaulKossoff escribió:

Zascandil escribió:

PaulKossoff escribió:Calentado motores para el Z! 

Que gran incorporación!

Pat Travers rules!

Bueno, yo todavía no caliento nada que si no, llegaré chamuscado a la cita y tampoco es eso.

Pat Travers rules!

Como vengan NAZARETH se puede liar una buena!

Zascandil escribió:

PaulKossoff escribió:

Zascandil escribió:

PaulKossoff escribió:Calentado motores para el Z! 

Que gran incorporación!

Pat Travers rules!

Bueno, yo todavía no caliento nada que si no, llegaré chamuscado a la cita y tampoco es eso.

Pat Travers rules!

Como vengan NAZARETH se puede liar una buena!

Mira, Paul, te lo digo totalmente en confidencia: se va a liar vengan o no vengan Nazareth, mientras tú y yo vayamos al Z. Esto tenlo claro.

PaulKossoff escribió:de classic rock revisited ... parece que el nuevo disco promete ...

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Pat Travers – Can Do
Frontiers Records
http://www.frontiers.it/album/5153/

Rating: B+

It may seem odd to describe a multi-platinum recording artist as ‘underrated’ but that is true when it comes to Pat Travers.  Most know the name and the two big hits, “Boom Boom (Out Go the Lights)” and “Snortin’ Whiskey” but many don’t realize that Pat Travers is one of the most original rock guitarists on the planet with a huge catalog that celebrates all things hard rock, blues and even jazzy geetar sorta stuff.

Frontiers Records knows what PT is made of and on July 9, 2013 will release his latest studio album titled Can Do.  Simply put, Pat Travers has released another in a long line of great rocking albums.  PT has not lost a thing either vocally or musically and, in fact, is playing stronger than ever before.  

What makes Pat so special is his ability to play in a style of music that should be pretty obvious in its approach, but he puts in the unexpected creating his own sound and style in the process.

One listen to the guitar runs in “Long Time Gone” and one hears that off kilter touch that Travers gives his music.  On the tune “Wanted (That was Then/This is Now)” PT introduces the song with a cool guitar vibe by hammering notes on the fret board while his other hand twists the guitar’s volume knob up and down.  “Can Do” opens the album with that same confident musical punch that has made Pat start his concerts with the famous jeer, “We’re here to kick your ass!”

Indeed, Can Do does kick ass.  “Diamond Girl” is a love song but, once again, it is Travers-ized, taking it from the predictable to the kick ass in one fell swoop of the guitar.

As he has often done in the past Travers remakes a tune, totally reworking it and making it his own.  This time it is the Eurythmics classic “Here Comes the Rain.”  All one can say is ‘wow’ as Pat Travers takes a classic new wave ‘80’s tune and truly rearranges it into his classic sound and style.

The best and most Pat Travers classic sounding moment on Can Do is the instrumental “Keep Calm & Carry On.”  With this song PT proves he is not only playing at the top of his game, but that he still has that ‘it’ factor that has made him so endeared to his fans for over three decades.

“When I was contacted by Frontiers to record a new original studio album they asked me if I could create some music reminiscent of my earlier albums that were done in the U.K. and South Florida in the late ‘70’s early ‘80’s.” says Pat. “What made those records different was that I was allowed the luxury of spending some time in the studio without any outside influences and that’s when I could get really creative. Frontiers Records let me have the time I needed to work on the songs and production. Also the beginning of 2012 was a particularly creative period for me and I believe I have written some of my best material ever for Can Do a classic PT record.”

This one is a must-own for Pat Travers fans.

Tracklisting: Can Do; Stand Up / Give It Up; Diamond Girl; As Long As I’m With You; Long Time Gone; Wanted (That Was Then / This Is Now); Armed And Dangerous; Here Comes The Rain Again; Keep Calm & Carry On; Dust & Bone; Waitin’ On The End Of Time; Red Neck Boogie.

Musicians:
Pat Travers: Guitar and Vocals
Kirk McKim: Guitar
Sandy Gennaro: Drums
Rodney O’Quinn: Bass Guitar
Monica Travers: Backing Vocals
Sean Shannon: Drums and Percussion
Doug Bare: Keyboards
Carl Cleaver: Keyboards

By Jeb Wright
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Zascandil escribió:

PaulKossoff escribió:de classic rock revisited ... parece que el nuevo disco promete ...

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Pat Travers – Can Do
Frontiers Records
http://www.frontiers.it/album/5153/

Rating: B+

It may seem odd to describe a multi-platinum recording artist as ‘underrated’ but that is true when it comes to Pat Travers.  Most know the name and the two big hits, “Boom Boom (Out Go the Lights)” and “Snortin’ Whiskey” but many don’t realize that Pat Travers is one of the most original rock guitarists on the planet with a huge catalog that celebrates all things hard rock, blues and even jazzy geetar sorta stuff.

Frontiers Records knows what PT is made of and on July 9, 2013 will release his latest studio album titled Can Do.  Simply put, Pat Travers has released another in a long line of great rocking albums.  PT has not lost a thing either vocally or musically and, in fact, is playing stronger than ever before.  

What makes Pat so special is his ability to play in a style of music that should be pretty obvious in its approach, but he puts in the unexpected creating his own sound and style in the process.

One listen to the guitar runs in “Long Time Gone” and one hears that off kilter touch that Travers gives his music.  On the tune “Wanted (That was Then/This is Now)” PT introduces the song with a cool guitar vibe by hammering notes on the fret board while his other hand twists the guitar’s volume knob up and down.  “Can Do” opens the album with that same confident musical punch that has made Pat start his concerts with the famous jeer, “We’re here to kick your ass!”

Indeed, Can Do does kick ass.  “Diamond Girl” is a love song but, once again, it is Travers-ized, taking it from the predictable to the kick ass in one fell swoop of the guitar.

As he has often done in the past Travers remakes a tune, totally reworking it and making it his own.  This time it is the Eurythmics classic “Here Comes the Rain.”  All one can say is ‘wow’ as Pat Travers takes a classic new wave ‘80’s tune and truly rearranges it into his classic sound and style.

The best and most Pat Travers classic sounding moment on Can Do is the instrumental “Keep Calm & Carry On.”  With this song PT proves he is not only playing at the top of his game, but that he still has that ‘it’ factor that has made him so endeared to his fans for over three decades.

“When I was contacted by Frontiers to record a new original studio album they asked me if I could create some music reminiscent of my earlier albums that were done in the U.K. and South Florida in the late ‘70’s early ‘80’s.” says Pat. “What made those records different was that I was allowed the luxury of spending some time in the studio without any outside influences and that’s when I could get really creative. Frontiers Records let me have the time I needed to work on the songs and production. Also the beginning of 2012 was a particularly creative period for me and I believe I have written some of my best material ever for Can Do a classic PT record.”

This one is a must-own for Pat Travers fans.

Tracklisting: Can Do; Stand Up / Give It Up; Diamond Girl; As Long As I’m With You; Long Time Gone; Wanted (That Was Then / This Is Now); Armed And Dangerous; Here Comes The Rain Again; Keep Calm & Carry On; Dust & Bone; Waitin’ On The End Of Time; Red Neck Boogie.

Musicians:
Pat Travers: Guitar and Vocals
Kirk McKim: Guitar
Sandy Gennaro: Drums
Rodney O’Quinn: Bass Guitar
Monica Travers: Backing Vocals
Sean Shannon: Drums and Percussion
Doug Bare: Keyboards
Carl Cleaver: Keyboards

By Jeb Wright
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Pinta bien la cosa...hace  poco el pajarraco me lo trajo en el pico, pero todavía no lo he escuchado.

Por lo que veo, tiene a algún familiar en el grupo, imagino que será una hija.

PaulKossoff escribió:

Zascandil escribió:

PaulKossoff escribió:de classic rock revisited ... parece que el nuevo disco promete ...

....................

Pat Travers – Can Do
Frontiers Records
http://www.frontiers.it/album/5153/

Rating: B+

It may seem odd to describe a multi-platinum recording artist as ‘underrated’ but that is true when it comes to Pat Travers.  Most know the name and the two big hits, “Boom Boom (Out Go the Lights)” and “Snortin’ Whiskey” but many don’t realize that Pat Travers is one of the most original rock guitarists on the planet with a huge catalog that celebrates all things hard rock, blues and even jazzy geetar sorta stuff.

Frontiers Records knows what PT is made of and on July 9, 2013 will release his latest studio album titled Can Do.  Simply put, Pat Travers has released another in a long line of great rocking albums.  PT has not lost a thing either vocally or musically and, in fact, is playing stronger than ever before.  

What makes Pat so special is his ability to play in a style of music that should be pretty obvious in its approach, but he puts in the unexpected creating his own sound and style in the process.

One listen to the guitar runs in “Long Time Gone” and one hears that off kilter touch that Travers gives his music.  On the tune “Wanted (That was Then/This is Now)” PT introduces the song with a cool guitar vibe by hammering notes on the fret board while his other hand twists the guitar’s volume knob up and down.  “Can Do” opens the album with that same confident musical punch that has made Pat start his concerts with the famous jeer, “We’re here to kick your ass!”

Indeed, Can Do does kick ass.  “Diamond Girl” is a love song but, once again, it is Travers-ized, taking it from the predictable to the kick ass in one fell swoop of the guitar.

As he has often done in the past Travers remakes a tune, totally reworking it and making it his own.  This time it is the Eurythmics classic “Here Comes the Rain.”  All one can say is ‘wow’ as Pat Travers takes a classic new wave ‘80’s tune and truly rearranges it into his classic sound and style.

The best and most Pat Travers classic sounding moment on Can Do is the instrumental “Keep Calm & Carry On.”  With this song PT proves he is not only playing at the top of his game, but that he still has that ‘it’ factor that has made him so endeared to his fans for over three decades.

“When I was contacted by Frontiers to record a new original studio album they asked me if I could create some music reminiscent of my earlier albums that were done in the U.K. and South Florida in the late ‘70’s early ‘80’s.” says Pat. “What made those records different was that I was allowed the luxury of spending some time in the studio without any outside influences and that’s when I could get really creative. Frontiers Records let me have the time I needed to work on the songs and production. Also the beginning of 2012 was a particularly creative period for me and I believe I have written some of my best material ever for Can Do a classic PT record.”

This one is a must-own for Pat Travers fans.

Tracklisting: Can Do; Stand Up / Give It Up; Diamond Girl; As Long As I’m With You; Long Time Gone; Wanted (That Was Then / This Is Now); Armed And Dangerous; Here Comes The Rain Again; Keep Calm & Carry On; Dust & Bone; Waitin’ On The End Of Time; Red Neck Boogie.

Musicians:
Pat Travers: Guitar and Vocals
Kirk McKim: Guitar
Sandy Gennaro: Drums
Rodney O’Quinn: Bass Guitar
Monica Travers: Backing Vocals
Sean Shannon: Drums and Percussion
Doug Bare: Keyboards
Carl Cleaver: Keyboards

By Jeb Wright
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Pinta bien la cosa...hace  poco el pajarraco me lo trajo en el pico, pero todavía no lo he escuchado.

Por lo que veo, tiene a algún familiar en el grupo, imagino que será una hija.

Si, es su hija,
Zas que estas casado ...

from the mars hotel escribió:primera escucha del nuevo disco............. .......correcto,no es un mal disco,pero demasiado metalero/modernete para mi gusto..........el directo que sacó hace poco me gusta mucho más ,es más hard rock.........pero vamos,que no es mal disco...........

PaulKossoff escribió:

from the mars hotel escribió:primera escucha del nuevo disco............. .......correcto,no es un mal disco,pero demasiado metalero/modernete para mi gusto..........el directo que sacó hace poco me gusta mucho más ,es más hard rock.........pero vamos,que no es mal disco...........

Habrá que ir a por el directo también!

Zascandil escribió:Ayer escuché un par de veces "Can do", el último disco de Pat Travers y he de decir que me llevé una gran impresión.

Me da que nos encontramos ante un gran disco. Tengo que profundizar en él, porque dos veces no son demasiadas, pero, muchachos, no creo errar cuando digo que el bueno de Pat Travers lo ha conseguido.

blackfoot escribió:

Zascandil escribió:Ayer escuché un par de veces "Can do", el último disco de Pat Travers y he de decir que me llevé una gran impresión.

Me da que nos encontramos ante un gran disco. Tengo que profundizar en él, porque dos veces no son demasiadas, pero, muchachos, no creo errar cuando digo que el bueno de Pat Travers lo ha conseguido.

A mi también me ha gustado bastante el disco

Tiene canciones tipicamente 70's "Stand Up/Give It Up", "Armed & Dangerous", una de las Joyas del disco "Diamond Girl" y otros temas más experimentales como "Keep Calm & Carry On " que como el título indica crea un clima relajado y comtemplativo con todo su talento compositivo.

Es un poco una vuelta a sus origines después de sacar todos esos discos de Blues-Rock convencional en todos esos sellos como Blues-Boreau, otros discos tributo o de versiones " P.T. Power Trio 2" de grandes como Mountain o Trapeze

from the mars hotel escribió:

hell yeah...............

from the mars hotel escribió:

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Bastard Son Of Lemmy escribió:

from the mars hotel escribió:

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Pedazo de directo. Acompañado por Tommy Albrigde y Par Thrall.

manel. escribió:Entrevista con Pat en la web rutera a cargo de Sergio Martos.......

http://www.ruta66.es/2013/09/encuentros/pat-travers-nunca-mas-le-veremos-enfadado/

from the mars hotel escribió:

manel. escribió:Entrevista con Pat en la web rutera a cargo de Sergio Martos.......

http://www.ruta66.es/2013/09/encuentros/pat-travers-nunca-mas-le-veremos-enfadado/

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manel. escribió:

from the mars hotel escribió:

manel. escribió:Entrevista con Pat en la web rutera a cargo de Sergio Martos.......

http://www.ruta66.es/2013/09/encuentros/pat-travers-nunca-mas-le-veremos-enfadado/

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from the mars hotel escribió:

manel. escribió:

from the mars hotel escribió:

manel. escribió:Entrevista con Pat en la web rutera a cargo de Sergio Martos.......

http://www.ruta66.es/2013/09/encuentros/pat-travers-nunca-mas-le-veremos-enfadado/

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saldrá también en la edición papel o es exclusiva de la web...............?.....

manel. escribió:

from the mars hotel escribió:

manel. escribió:

from the mars hotel escribió:

manel. escribió:Entrevista con Pat en la web rutera a cargo de Sergio Martos.......

http://www.ruta66.es/2013/09/encuentros/pat-travers-nunca-mas-le-veremos-enfadado/

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saldrá también en la edición papel o es exclusiva de la web...............?.....

Creo que es para web.......

hell yeah:

from the mars hotel escribió:Pat Travers Setlist at O2 Academy 2 Islington, London, England

hell yeah:

coolfurillo escribió:Qué opinión hay por aquí del Heat in the street? Lo ví el otro día en una tienda por 9 lereles y me lo he bajado para echarle un oído..

nacho escribió:

coolfurillo escribió:Qué opinión hay por aquí del Heat in the street? Lo ví el otro día en una tienda por 9 lereles y me lo he bajado para echarle un oído..

pues pon las dos orejas... la pega que le pongo es que el sonido es poco contundente....

nacho escribió:lo suyo son los directos, claro

coolfurillo escribió:

nacho escribió:lo suyo son los directos, claro

Casi todos los de la primera época en estudio me parecen cojonudos(el primero, Makin' magic, Putting it straight, Crash and burn..).

viracocha escribió:

coolfurillo escribió:

nacho escribió:lo suyo son los directos, claro

Casi todos los de la primera época en estudio me parecen cojonudos(el primero, Makin' magic, Putting it straight, Crash and burn..).

  

El Makin' Magic lo tenía en K7 y lo reventé de tanto ponerlo en el SuperCinco...  

coolfurillo escribió:

viracocha escribió:

coolfurillo escribió:

nacho escribió:lo suyo son los directos, claro

Casi todos los de la primera época en estudio me parecen cojonudos(el primero, Makin' magic, Putting it straight, Crash and burn..).

  

El Makin' Magic lo tenía en K7 y lo reventé de tanto ponerlo en el SuperCinco...  

He tenido que mirar en google a ver qué era ésto.. 

viracocha escribió:

coolfurillo escribió:

viracocha escribió:

coolfurillo escribió:

nacho escribió:lo suyo son los directos, claro

Casi todos los de la primera época en estudio me parecen cojonudos(el primero, Makin' magic, Putting it straight, Crash and burn..).

  

El Makin' Magic lo tenía en K7 y lo reventé de tanto ponerlo en el SuperCinco...  

He tenido que mirar en google a ver qué era ésto.. 

     

Sí, te hablo de unos pocos años ya.... 

coolfurillo escribió:Qué opinión hay por aquí del Heat in the street? Lo ví el otro día en una tienda por 9 lereles y me lo he bajado para echarle un oído..

DAVIDCOVERDALE escribió:

coolfurillo escribió:Qué opinión hay por aquí del Heat in the street? Lo ví el otro día en una tienda por 9 lereles y me lo he bajado para echarle un oído..

Un toque aor muy chulo, y un sonido de bajo, que me encanta. Me gusta mucho

coolfurillo escribió:

DAVIDCOVERDALE escribió:

coolfurillo escribió:Qué opinión hay por aquí del Heat in the street? Lo ví el otro día en una tienda por 9 lereles y me lo he bajado para echarle un oído..

Un toque aor muy chulo, y un sonido de bajo, que me encanta. Me gusta mucho

Yo lo veo como un disco de transición entre el sonido crudo de sus tres primeros discos y el estilo más AOR de los posteriores(Crash and burn, Black pearl..). Pero sí, tiene temas guapos.

coolfurillo escribió:Qué opinión hay por aquí del Heat in the street? Lo ví el otro día en una tienda por 9 lereles y me lo he bajado para echarle un oído..