🎵PAT TRAVERS BAND - Boom Boom (Out Go The Lights) REACTION
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Pat Travers is a very underrated guitar player.
I thought that was Alex Lifeson. Blah blah. :-)
Pat Thrall was the lead axe
Pat Thrall kills it on this album.
Very underrated!
@@davidmesple I went to high school with Pat thrall. Not only has he always been one of the most amazing guitarists ever, he's an amazing person. An incredibly nice man. I always love revisiting those early years of his career, just spectacular.
Recorded in 1979. One of the best live bands to ever hit the stage. Aldridge on drums. Cowling on bass. Thrall and Travers on guitars.
Didn't matter how big the venue was. These guys had no problem rocking out a full stadium of over 60k people all the way to the top of the rear of the stadium.
I did not know Aldridge was drumming. One of my favz!
@@alexjuvy475 He was doing his bare handed drum solo back then.
Had this on vinyl. Until I stupidly moved without my vinyl collection many moons ago. One of the best live albums. Tommy Aldridge played with so many people, including the famous Ozzy lineup with Randy Rhoads and Rudy Sarzo--heard on Diary of a Madman. Another great live album by a criminally-underrated guitarist is Frank Marino and Mahogany Rush LIVE.
@@thomasbrissee3251 I agree.
I saw Pat a couple summers back...old guy played some melt your face off rock and roll electric guitar.
He’s living proof that you don’t need to be young to really rock out. I was really shocked at just how great he was when I saw a few years ago in London, he hasn’t lost any of his spark.
The original version was older but Pat Travers was popular in the late 70's and early 80's.
Written by harmonica player Stan Lewis, it was originally recorded by another harmonica player, Little Walter, on Chess Records in 1957. Little Walter (real name Marion Walter Jacobs, 1930-1968) was inducted into the Rock And Roll Hall of Fame in 2008. In the Pat Travers Band cover, the harmonica was replaced with guitars. The song is actually about a taboo subject: spousal abuse.
Well, it's not like the meaning is really hidden, y'know. Pretty in-your-face lyrics.
"No reason? I can think about nine while being drunk!!!!" - Bill Burr
Gotta do Snorti'n Whiskey next
Most definitely !!!
You got it right Lex. It was around the mid-70s and they would turn off the lights when the crowd yelled "Out go the lights" and then turn them back on.
Ima witness…1978….boom boom….
82 live for me Boom Boom
Snorting whiskey and drinking cocaine is another good Pat Travers song
👍
Yeah, love that one
That was our when we were partying back in the late 70s early 80s. We were bad boyz lolol.
4sure !!!
man i have not heard this in decades but used to hear it all the time in the '70s and into the early '80s. live music was such a big thing.
Ray " Boom Boom " Mancini used it as his walk up song . Lightweight champ
Audience participation at concerts back then was absolutely great. Loads & Loads of fun.
This is an OLD blues harp number, Pat Traverse was GREAT, slayed it. 70's tune. High school youthful magic moments. Thanks for playin' it. This guy put on a show, incredible live.
Pat is so great. Seen him twice in the last 3 years and he is not to be missed. And his backing band (drummer, bass) are amazing. Current bassist is David Pastorius, nephew of bass legend Jaco Pastorius. If you get a chance to see Travers live, GO.
Like I said in the comments section, its amazing how good Travers is right now. He hasn't played in my area that I know of but I'm hoping...saw him a few times, 40, 50 years ago, & loved him, but his new, hard blues-y style blows away the more straight-rock he used to play, imo. Not that he didnt rock like a sumbitch back in the day, too...
1976, hell of a party album I was 20 that year and just come back home from Thailand 😊
Damn,man...I almost feel pity for you. You know ,like when you show up to your local watering hole with a pocket full of money,and the bartender says"we got pitchers of beer for 5bucks tonight"....there's a part that is happy,and a part that is dread,for what's about to happen....😂😂😂
1979
I think this was my winner. My older brother had great albums, this was one!!
I’ve seen this live in concert a couple of times, boy does he really get the crowd going with this song.🥁💣🎸🔥
Ditto - Victoria Memorial Arena, Victoria BC Canada early 80's
Been a big Pat Travers fan since the 70's. Other tracks of Pat's to give a listen to are Snortin' Whiskey, Heat In the Street, Makes No Difference, Makin' Magic, Freight Train amongst many others. A great unsung hero is Pat.
It's the Blues. Original by Little Walter in mid-50s.
Yes. This is exactly what the song entails.
Man, I haven't heard this tune inn such a long time.
Pat Travers does an amazing version of "Born under a bad sign" it's a must listen too !!!
Cover of Green Eyed Lady is killer.
Cowlings is a mad bass player!!! You guys are becoming my favorite reaction peoples!! Lex, never stop smiling!
Haven't heard this in a minute!! Good track 👍
Yeah! Pat Travers always has been and always will be fabulous. 🤟🤟🤪🤣👍👍
live version from 1979 live album.
Bass line is absolutely sick on this song. Peter ‘Mars’ Cowling is in my top 5 bass players of all time. I was fortunate to see this line-up of the band
Another Canadian band listen to all the time
Blast from the Past for me! Thanks. Had the privilege to see him in concert once back in the early eighties. And yes the guitar is distorted along with A flanger and A Chorus pedal to get the distinct sound that he has. I use it every once in awhile myself. keep up the great work🍻🇨🇦
Great reaction again. Thanks. You both are so spot on!
Distortion started in the mid 60s, a story says Dave Davies of The Kinks cut the speaker on his amp and that gave his guitar the distortion (or fuzz) on You Really Got Me. This is urban legend, I don't know this as a fact but have heard it several times.
Michael Jensen: It's true. I remember him being interviewed in 1964, saying that he'd sliced his speakers and got the fuzz tone on You Really Got Me.
@@lukabloom409 he also experimented with putting pins in the speakers kind of like someone sewing puts pins in cloth to change the sound.
Distortion goes back to at least to Link Wray's "Rumble" in 1958 where he punched holes in his amplifier speaker with a pencil to achieve the fuzz tone.
Some would argue that it goes all the way back to the beginning in 1951 with the song "Rocket 88" by Jackie Brenston and the Delta Cats(better known as Ike Turner and his Kings of Rhythm). In that song, Willie Kizart's guitar was distorted because his amp had been dropped and broken, and they tried to hold the woofer together by stuffing the cabinet full of newspaper. Last I knew the amp is on display at Sun Studios in Memphis.
One of my favorites! This was played in the bars all the time in the early 80s.
I saw Pat Travers in concern when they opened for Foreigner. Great show.
I was in that bar in the 70's. He jumped from 2-top to 2-top while playing a.solo.
Saw Pat and band play on a bill with Vanilla Fudge and The Doors (of the 21st Century, with Ian Astbury of The Cult fame) here in North Bay, Ontario. Pat mentioned during the concert that he had lived here when he was younger. Just another musical to this city I've lived in for over 5 decades!
Yes & YES !!!…..This is the best Pat Travers version…Every instrument was blazing !
I seen him backstage when I worked in a concert venue and sat there around 20 ft from him. A sober and happy Pat Traverse
Arena Rock. Party song. You had to be there to get it. So much fun..
10,000 people having a blast.
The 70s was the era of no-holds-barred electric guitar. He does a version of Statesboro Blues that is incredibly awesome.
Saw PT in 2021, still going strong! Got to meet him after the show and talk and take a few pics. So gracious! One of my favorite Candian rockers!
Saw Pat Travers preform at an old Theater in Massachusetts back in late 70's, great show!
I saw him in 78 at the Palladium, in Manhattan. It was a promotion by a radio station WPIX 102 FM, for $1.02. I just happened to be walking by and figured for a buck, why not? They were the opening act for a band with Les Dudek. The Pat Travers band blew the lid off the place with this song.
Bonham, Peart, Aldridge, for me. Loved this band!!!
and Mars Cowling an absolute monster on bass
@@TonyShepps he is from another planet.
Good reaction, gang. I know that everyone thinks the music when they were a teenager was the best, but I truly believe that being a teenager in the late '70s WAS the best. We had the previous 15 years of rock music to listen to, and some of the new rock coming out at that time was really awesome.
I forget all about this song. And how good it was
From the streets of Toronto to the streets of London now here he is to kick your ass The PT Band
Hey guys what's up! This brings me back to my Middle School Days. There was a little Dairy Queen rip-off place called Dairy King where I lived. they had a jukebox there. And a rollerball football game, and a couple other arcade games. Every time me and my friends would walk in the owner of the place would smile . he was a big Pat Travers fan. And he knew that we were going to play boom boom out go the lights and Snortin Whiskey and drinking cocaine. Thank you! You guys rock! God bless you! Peace!
They were probably playing in a large arena. Concerts were huge in the 70s and 80s.
Great song !!!
Badass band,l saw them open up for Foghat back in 81/82,also saw them many times during Fiesta time down here in SA🤘🤘🤘
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Thanks guys. I haven't heard this song in many years.
Got to hang out with Pat ,his wife and friends for a Dinner and private / VIP concert at House of Blues Restaurant in Orlando in 2000
Very interesting night. Those were the days.
As far as I know, Pat Travers is still living in Apopka, Fl...saw him back in 1981 at the Seminole Jai-Alai fronton in Casselberry, Fl and The Great Sothern Music Hall in downtown Orlando...
Banger 🤘🤘
I saw Pat several times in his hey day (and mine). He was always good live. Another great Canadian artist. Boogie Blues...
1976
Songs older than that but this great live version is from 1976.
Pat Travers Band - Dedication, is a great song !
He’s got a great version of Born Under a Bad Sign!!!
One of my favourite songs and he's Canadian to boot.
Saw him in a bar in Portland Maine in 84. Good times
Saw him do this song at a show in Kansas City at Royals Stadium in late summer 1979. IIRC, there was a crowd of 30-40k there.
The stadium was shaking.. and all those people were yelling "OUT GO THE LIGHTS!!!"
Opened Up For PT, In The Mid 80s!!! With My Band ICARUS !!! Fun Night 🌉 💜💚🌹 Amazing, Guitarist 🌹💚💜
Pat Travers is the best! Very underrated guitar player and great voice. Been rocking with Pat since 1976!
this is one of the best live albums of all time. Pat Thrall and Tommy Aldridge were in the band at this point. The best line up with Travers.
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we had a girl in our high school nicknamed Boom Boom.
I won’t ask 😂
@@rumien1383 you already know.
@@JuandeFucaU 😁😁
Saw him and his band on a triple bill with the Scorpions and Ted Nugent in 82 or 83 ish. Was epic.
Ditto here. Great show!
Oh yeah.
Great choice
Never heard this one before. Alot talent going on.
Great jamming band saw him several times in the early 70’s
Saw Pat Travers many a time in, yep Lex, the mid-70s.
That was a killer Concert. Nuff said.
Nerdy info about the guitar tones: Pat Travers and his other guitarist Pat Thrall were early users of the A/DA Flanger pedal, which became one of the most well known and sought after pedals of its time. You can hear its distinctive "jet engine" whooshing sound at various places on this track.
Fing tight band, massive takent. Those jazz chords and timing are crazy. The bass, mindblowing.
Brad and Lex you just brought this old metalhead back to his youth. I loved Pat Travers. I saw him live for the first time in Madison Wisconsin in 1981. They were outstanding. He wasn't Stevie Ray Vaughn but he ripped up his electric guitar. Thanks for bringing me back to my girl chasing days. Well done!
This is why I love your channel. You are the only channel reacting to songs like this from my teenage years! Keep up the good work ☘️✌️
This entire album is awesome 👍👍👍✌️✌️✌️🤘🤘🤘
I remember loving this song. Some great blues here. I actually saw him live, leading off for another band. He was fantastic. It's such a pleasure sitting with you guys and listening to some great rock'n'roll! God bless you and your family!
So fun to see a first experience!
She was spellbound.
Rock on Pat!
Dude on the Bass Guitar (David Pastorius), is a BAD MAN!
Who at one point, toured with Tech N9ne, and was personally asked by Metallica's Robert Trujillo to contribute on his documentary honoring David's late uncle Jaco Pastorius.
Been watching David lay it down from Studio101 with Brendon Paredes, to local dive bars, and everything in between.
I love this tune! .. been listening to this very live performance for decades .. never gets old! .. absolute classic !! .. great fun tune !!
I grew up in Youngstown Ohio where a famous boxer named Ray Boom Boom Mancini was from. This was his theme song for awhile lol
This was a live performance and they were making the crowd a part of the song.
I heard this 10,000 times growing up.
I saw him live when he opened for Rush. Super fun live act. 11,000 screaming "Out go the lights" was cool.
two vids in and you guys are great
• love how you sway together
• weird to hear reviews of music from a song that is out of the element.. that is if you were aliv when this was hot you have a different feeling about it than 30 years later
• once this came out, most rockers couldn't wait to see this band on tour
a weird thing.. if you liked music, you liked this in 1979... but if you were only into disco or R&B not so much
I hope you guys.. after listening to songs.. go and look up their history
We named a drink after this song back in the late 70s. Only thing I remember about it is that it was green, and a lot of liquor.
This is from a live album called Live! Go For What You Know released in 1979. It reached platinum status in the US.
Pat ROCKS
I met Pat about 6 years ago backstage right before a show. Never met a nicer guy.
There were just so many great bands in the 70's and the 80's that were under the radar that it's not possible for me to list them here. Saw the Pat Travers Band a couple of times; they were terrific!
The drummer at this show was Tommy Aldridge, who also played on Edgar Winter's Frankenstien and many other acts. As for Travers, I always loved the extra soul he'd put in his playing. On a few other tunes from this LP he shows he knows how to get down with the funky riff as well as make his axe holler and yowl..An underrated guitarist for sure.
I saw them when they opened for Foghat back in 1980.
Back in the early 80s we were camping out in a field and doing some underage drinking listening to the radio. This song is playing and right when they say "out go the lights" the street lights turned off, perfect timing! I remember it every time I hear this song. haha
Originally, distortion was achieved by over-driving a tube amp. Guitar amps have a pre-amp section which has a volume control and, in addition, a "master volume". Players would turn up the channel volume very high which would over-drive the master section, causing distortion. Later, they started making foot switch effects that would create the distortion and gave more types of distortion.
Finally... a reaction to this epic rendition of Boom Boom Out Go the Lights! One of my faves. This was a cover of an old blues song, if I'm not mistaken.
Back in Miami at The DuralCountry Club where's a bar called MA Grande's and quite often Pat Travers in the basis would just come on in. And have some drinks and hang out for a while and go because it lived in the area. There was always cool any one remember that place lol
I saw them in 1979 at a Day On The Green in Oakland CA with about 50,000 other people in the crowd. (Yes fifty thousand) straight up Rock and roll
I saw Pat Travers open for Foghat in 1980.
Straight up rockin' blues
That’s FLORIDA Rock n roll!
Another great Canadian from Toronto Ontario