Pat Travers - P.T. Power Trio

Pat Travers - P.T. Power Trio - 2003

On "P.T. Power Trio", Pat Travers, one of the staples of American blues/rock, digs deep into the archives and delivers amped up covers of tracks by artists such as ZZ Top, Grand Funk, Cream, Robin Trower, Stray Dog, Point Blank, Free and Mountain. Using a 1999 Gibson Les Paul Standard through a Marshall 900 amp, Travers unleashes his blues-based crunch over seminal tracks such as "Young Man Blues", "Fire And Water", and "White Room". Shrapnel head Mike Varney contributes guest lead guitar to "Free Man" over the groove laid down by veteran drummer Aynsley Dunbar and bassist Gunter Nezhoda

01. Tramp

02. White Room

03. Day Of The Eagle

04. Dreams Of Milk And Honey

05. Inside Looking Out

06. Free Man

07. Young Man Blues

08. Nasty Dogs And Funky Kings

09. Fire And Water

10. Higway 61 Revisited

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Pat Travers - P.T. Power Trio 2

Pat Travers - P.T. Power Trio 2 - 2006

On his latest release for Blues Bureau International, revered blues/rock guitarist Pat Travers, digs deep into the archives once again and delivers amped up covers of tracks by artists such as Led Zeppelin, Humble Pie, Johnny Winter, Queen, Deep Purple, Montrose, Grand Funk, Cream, Robin Trower, Trapeze, and Bad Company.

01. You Are The Music

02. I'm Yours, She's Mine

03. Stone Cold Fever

04. Rock Me Baby

05. Green Eyed Lady

06. Black Night

07. Aimless Lady

08. Swlabr

09. Red Skies

10. Ready For Love

11. Rock The Nation

12. How Many More Times

13. Keep Yourself Alive

Pat Travers - Guitar, Vocals

Steve Evans - Bass

Jeff Martin - Drums, Percussion, Back Vocals, Lead Vocals (9), 

Mike Rose   - Rhythm Guitar (3 & 11)

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TNA - Pat Travers, Carmine Appice & Tony Franklin - Live In Europe

TNA - Pat Travers, Carmine Appice & Tony Franklin - Live In Europe - 2013

From VintageVinyl

Take two sublime musical talents like Pat Travers and Carmine Appice. Let them go at it, and the results will be magical, like they were for their album, It Takes a lot of Balls. As Appice recalls, “It was the best album I’d done in years.” In 2004, they toured together and brought the house down everywhere they went, playing 30 shows in Europe. This night was no different. “That was the first night Tony Franklin played with us,” said Appice. “We had T.M. Stevens playing with us for two weeks before that, and then Tony joined us, and we did another two weeks. Somebody sent me that CD, a live gig. I don’t even know where it came from, but when I got it in the mail in my office in L.A., I played it in the car, and I said, ‘Wow! This sounds great.’ And I had it in my computer, and I would listen to it on my iTunes for my enjoyment, and it was really good.” The versions of Da Ya Think I’m Sexy and the Travers classic Boom Boom are full of vim and vigor, and there is one bonus item, an unreleased studio track that Appice finished with keyboardist Alessandro Del Vecchio.

01.Taken
02.Better from a Distance
03.I Don’t Care
04.Crash and Burn
05.Livin’ Alone
06.Tony Solo
07.Gotta Have Ya
08.Keep on Rockin’
09.Snortin’ Whiskey
10.Can’t Escape the Fire
11.Evil
12.Da Ya Think I’m Sexy
13.Boom Boom
14.Stand Up
15.Funkified


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