Pat Travers- P.T. POWER TRIO

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Pat Travers- P.T. POWER TRIO- CD- 2003- Not On Label- No UPC- 100 grn
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. That's right. This CD definitely rocks! P.T. Power Trio more than makes up for it. If you're looking for some hard-driven tunes, this CD will satisfy you all the way through from track 1 to track 10.
If you're a Pat Travers fan, you'll definitely not want to miss picking up this CD!!
PERSONNEL: Pat Travers - guitars, vocals; Aynsley Dunbar - drums; Gunter Nezhoda - bass.
No matter how far away he moves from the average rock fan's consciousness, one thing you can always count on from '70s guitar hero Pat Travers is guaranteed fret-board excitement and a certain element of surprise. Or can you? Whatever your thoughts on the matter, there's no question that, unlike many of his increasingly obsolete and desperate contemporaries, Travers seems at once both more accepting of his diminishing role in the international arena and unwilling to allow this negative perception to in any way tarnish his love of performance. Boasting a typically pyrotechnic display of his legendary six-string abilities, the P.T. POWER TRIO album finds Travers [alongside aging drum colossus Aynsley Dunbar and relative unknown bassist Gunter Nezhoda] tackling blues staples as well as psychedelic and classic rock standards with taste and vivacity. Among the standout tracks, one finds astoundingly precise and faithful renditions of Cream's "White Room" (complete with wah-wah flourishes that Eric Clapton himself might have a hard time replicating these days), Robin Trower's "Day Of The Eagle," Free's "Fire And Water," ZZ Top's "Nasty Dogs And Funky Kings," and even Bob Dylan's "Highway 61 Revisited." In short, it's entirely feasible that these wizened old pros could have thrown this entire set together in a single, bored weekend; such is the innate, effortless genius of their musical talent. But considering it makes for such an easy and familiar listening experience, who really cares?
Comes In A Standard Jewel Case With Clear Tray Includes Foldout Inlay.
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