Showing posts with label Pat Travers. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Pat Travers. Show all posts

Monday, 25 August 2025






























Pat Travers Band
Studio L
Koln. Germany
November 4th 1976

Reposted from April 2024

An mp4 copy of this brilliant show
with future Iron Maiden drummer Nicko McBrain
and, the wonderful, Mars Cowling on bass.
Saw him for three quid in 1980.































regards
Titus

As My Life Flies
Stop and Smile
Hooked on Music
Feelin' Right
Need Love
You don't Love Me
Statesboro' Blues
Medley 1 & 2
Boom Boom (Out Go the Lights)
Rock and Roll Susie
Makes No Difference

Sunday, 23 February 2025

































Pat Travers Band
The Funky Biscuit
Boca Raton, FL
December 5th 2015

Remastered soundboard.
Not bad/not the best.
It's a little bit 'sterile' and the bass is rather low in the mix
so I mainly focused on getting Pat's guitar sound good.
The overall quality does improve after a couple of songs.
(or your ears get used to it?)
regards
Titus

01 intro/Rock 'n' Roll Susie
02 Life in London
03 Crash and Burn
04 I've Got News For You
05 Black Betty
06 Statesboro Blues
07 Red House
08 If I Had Possession Over Judgement Day
09 Snortin' Whiskey
10 Boom, Boom (Out Go the Lights)
11 band intros/All Along the Watchtower
12 Makes No Difference/outro

Wednesday, 10 April 2024

































Pat Travers Band
Los Angeles Sports Arena
California
July 26th 1981
Westwood One broadcast

Remastered FM broadcast.
Only 25 minutes but pretty good quality.
regards
Titus

01 intro/New Age Music
02 Crash and Burn
03 Boom Boom (Out Go the Lights)
04 blues/Snortin' Whiskey/outro

Friday, 22 March 2024

































Pat Travers Band
The Funky Biscuit
Boca Raton, FL
May 19th 2023

Remastered audience recording.
The band is a trio these days so Pat has to work.
but his backline is top-notch.
OK, I know nothing about Alex Petrosky
but David Pastorius (Jaco's nephew) on bass!
This stripped-down approach to the songs
doesn't half make them sound like Robin Trower/Rory/etc.
There is something to be said for bass/drums/guitar.
I am quite plesed with this reworking.
I am bi-lingual.
I speak English/American:
Car/Automobile
Bonnet/Hood
Boot/Trunk
Windscreen/Windshield
Gear stick/Shift Stick
Bumper/Fender
...but I know zilch about 'Laugh-In '.

regards
Titus

Disc 1
01 intro/Rock 'n' Roll Susie
02 Life in London
03 Crash and Burn
04 Ronnie
05 I've Got News For You
06 Gettin' Betta
07 Born Under a Bad Sign

Disc 2
01 Green Eyed Lady
02 The Art of Time Travel
03 Makes No Difference
04 Racing the Storm
05 Snortin' Whiskey 
06 Boom, Boom (Out Go the Lights)
07 instrumental
08 Let the Good Times Roll

Thursday, 22 April 2021


































Pat Travers Band
Warfield Theatre
San Francisco, CA
May 25th 1980

This one has been on Soundaboard before
but it's been in my listen-to pile for ages
so I thought I'd repost it anyway.
And hey...recorded on my 17th birthday!
I loved Hammerhead at the time but listening to it now
I think Pat's attempts to go 'metal' were misguided.
He was more than that.
I saw PTB on this tour and have , hopefully,
an interesting story which includes that gig.
Might tell it some time. (shit...Ed.)
This is a savage recording and that's coming from someone
who is no stranger to pushing levels into the red.
Oh shit...maybe it IS my remaster!?
Just a CD off the shelf which I remember nothing about.
I had to turn it down a bit.
If Frau Luxor had been at home she would have sashayed into the room,
Weißbier in one hand, cigarette in the other, uttering "mein Gott".
(picture Marlene Dietrich and you won't be far out)
regards
Titus

01 Hooked on Music
02 Gettin' Better
03 Your Love Can't Be Right
04 Life in London
05 Stevie
06 Born Under a Bad Sign
07 Boom Boom (Out Go the Lights)
08 band intros
09 Crash and Burn
10 The Big Event
11 Snortin' Whiskey
12 Hammerhead
13 Statesboro' Blues

Sunday, 31 January 2021


































Pat Travers/Robin Trower
1984/1974

This is from a rebroadcast in 2001.
I listened to it through headphones and the quality is top drawer.
The role of 'bass & vocals' has some celebrated proponents.
None better than the late, great, James Dewer.
regards
Titus

Pat Travers
West Palm Beach, FL
March 26th 1984
01 radio intro/Born Under a Bad Sign/Hot Shot
02 DJ/Boom Boom (Out Go the Lights)/Snortin' Whiskey

Robin Trower 
The Record Plant, Sausalito, CA
May 30th 1974
03 radio intro/Bridge of Sighs/Too Rolling Stoned/Slow Jam
04 DJ/Day of the Eagle
05 radio promotion (for this broadcast - from the week before)