I'm 60 years old and watching this just proves how political the R&R Hall of Fame is. Ted has forgot more about rock and roll than 75% of the people in the Hall of Fame. Clean sober living has kept this man mentally fresh and clean.
He has forgotten more music than 100 percent of us can remember. Who the hell gives a shit about a Hall of Fame?! You 3ars are your Hall of Fame. Listen to those, and not them.
Hahaha. You realize that 99% of entertainers serve WOKE leftists, correct? One conservative speaks out and you freak...typical lefty. Go have a Bud light.
@@morganchatsworthiii9178 Have to agree.....I wonder if he is just bitter because he is only worth 10 mill. That's still a lot of money but he's been playing since 1967 and that's all he's worth? Still love his music
This man has so much passion for his craft it’s inspiring. He talks as if he just picked up his first guitar last week and just learned his first riff. His enthusiasm is awesome. The fact that he has done so many albums and went in so many tours and still talks about his love of his craft like this is beautiful, as well as inspiring.
Gotta love that he brought his guitar to the podcast and how he still gets this amped playing it after over half a century of doing it, that's passion!
He's a good dude. A bit rough around the edges, probably doesn't have any table manners. But a good dude nonetheless, it's a shame more people can't seen past that type of stuff.
@@brandonbrook9664 Even though it's talked about so much the Elon smoking a joint moment still has to be up there, along side Joey Diaz's best moments, Alex Jones (especially with Tim Dillon and Eddie Bravo), and the fight companions definitely have their special moments as well. As well I agree Chael is one of the best episodes. And I'm sure I'm missing a lot here too..
Every interview I've heard over the years, with other musicians who toured with him, most say just listening to him tune-up before going onstage was an incredible experience...the Motor City Madman
I saw this man live in concert in 1986 and Aerosmith opened for him.... While he was playing a solo on guitar, he climbed a stack of Marshall amps stacked like a pyramid and stood on the top, still playing the solo, then, he did a back flip off the amps, landing on his knees while playing the solo the whole time!!! It was unreal at the time! I've told everyone that story over the last 30+ years!
Later Steven Tyler did the same thing except he did a back flip in slo-mo while furiously stuffing the mic up his vagina. Damn bro those were the days.
you just don't see this level of passion and love for music in mainstream musicians these days... that primal drive to create sound that legends like Ted Nugent embody is as wild as it gets.
Best rendition of stranglehold that I have found here on CZcams is Ted Nugent at California jam 2. The wind is howling 25 mph on his back and his hair is blowing in his face and he can’t see anything and it’s still one of the most amazing shows I’ve ever seen. Absolutely amazing.
Seen Ted 3 times when he’s came over to the UK. One of the best to ever pick up a guitar, Can’t watch this without a smile on your face. The passion he still has is so inspiring 👌🏻.
Ted understands the truth - don't let facts get in the way of a great story - if he stretches things or changes them - it doesn't matter, the story is great!
I love how Ted Nugent give props to Chuck Berry because I've always considered Chuck Berry to be the father of rock guitar. Johnny B. Goode and Maybelline changed it all for everyone.
Me too I love that he gives a Credit I saw Chuck Berry In concert when I was 11. He was an older man then and he put on a phenomenal show. Most respect for those that went before us.
Him bringing his instrument with him to the podcast was great. I hope this continues for any musicians Joe interviews. A musician tells stories best with their instrument.
@@Empty_Eeyore do you play guitar (to a high level?). Am not knocking Ted as a person, but he’s an extremely mediocre guitarist / musician that loves the smell of his own farts.
This is Joe's gift to our culture. Like we're sitting in the corner with a beer listening to what inspired one of the greatest guitar players in history. Pure gold.
Wrong on both counts. Nugent's crap guitar playing is lowest common denominator trash and his democracy hating, fascist, racist politics may have been appropriate for the German Nazi party before they got destroyed, but not in a civilised and fair society. I hope a sasquatch finds Ted in the forest and gives him a lesson in what it's like to be hunted as a defenseless animal.
this is the type of podcast I could watch all day. when Joe has music guests on let them crank it out like this...leave the long expansive talks for the Graham Hancock's ( who I love also) , but if a guy is a shredder let him shred...this is like a breath of fresh air
It's like when he had snoop and just let snoop be snoop and rap and shit, I'm not a big rap fan but even I could appreciate the quality of interaction they had and this unadulterated, unfettered view into who snoop is.
Ted's deffinately not a shredder. Great rock and blues player but a shredder is like Eddie Van Halen or Yngwie Malmsteen. More speed and technical proficiency. Ted is all boogy and soul.
@@woandy4542 as a guitarist he kinda comes off like he doesn’t know that much about guitar besides the minor pentatonic, which is typical for rock guitarists, but not of someone with an ego as large as his. That’s basically all he was able to improv over even when be was demonstrating the “jazz” sound…
I totally agree he’s my favorite since 1976 then it’s Michael Schenker these 2 get absolutely no love from the pitiful RNRHOF Ted has been a staple of true Rock Lead Guitarist his blistering solos and fantastic songs over the years should have been more then enough to earn an entrance into this building but because he’s right side it’s kept him out for that I say stick your HOF where the sun don’t shine !! Ted the 1 and only Motor City Madman !! Rock on Ted and Thank You for the soundtrack of my life !!
Ted's retelling of these stories is crazy. When he's talking about the bands that inspired him, he recalls the brand of the instruments that the bands used back when Ted was 12-14yrs old
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I get those same goosebumps when I hear Stranglehold that Ted gets when he plays it. I'll never forget the first time I heard the song. Music is a powerful experience.
Ted is my hero since 1977 and just like me an old guy that refuses to get old. I will see Ted in July on the exact 45th anniversary of my first Ted concert and am sure it will be just as thrilling as the first. The Motor City Madman live is as high energy as it gets
If you've never seen Uncle Ted live, you need to! Nothing like it. Saw him in 1977 in Shreveport, LA as a 17 year old. Saw him in 2010 in Tulsa OK at Cains Ballroom. Same level of blistering guitar chops in both shows. Uncle Ted for President!!!!
@@doovie101 I'm not a big fan of his tunes but enough people like it that he's rich and lives the way he wants. Most of us will never be as Chad as The Nuge.
I think no guitarist has truly embodied the attitude of your typical rock and roll stereotype more than Uncle Ted. Even to this day he still has the kickass, in your face approach to playing, and speaking. He's definitely one of my favorite guitarist personalities.
The opening riff to Stranglehold is one of the best that came out of the action packed 1970s. Whatever you think of Ted, when it comes to rhythm chops, Ted is legit. "Look at this right hand." Yup. Finally, chapeau to Ted for acknowledging Bo Diddley. Good sportsmanship; so to speak.
This is what I love about JRE podcast. Ted Nudget just being free and comfortable to go back in time and tell his story on the origin of Stranglehold and of his young years and influences in rock n roll. I could listen to this all day.
@@RuyGuy and Democrats idolize drug addicts, cop killers, OTHER pedos that aren't Nugent, and I could honestly keep going. The depravity of the left knows no actual bounds, physical or otherwise.
Ted’s brain works on a different level than most. He is truly gifted. He’s a word smith, an underrated guitarist and a awesome shot with a bow. I used to hate his politics until I realized he was right ninety nine percent of the time. I met him once and he was a nice guy. He has true character. He treats everyone with respect. I wasn’t as big of a fan as I am now because I realize that he right about many things. Hes obnoxiously right I might add. Lol
I don’t care what anyone thinks of this guy, he is a BEAST! I LOVE the Motor City Madman and appreciate his God given talents. I went to his concerts and those of Damn Yankees… he was ALWAYS on fire 🔥🔥🔥🔥 He is not afraid to share his admiration for those he learned from and studied. 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🙌
@@TesterBoy awesome eh!!! What a legend. I'm in my 40s but girls in there late teens and early 20s sill want a piece of me so I happily oblige! Washed up broads in there 40s who guzzle wine all night and just act like burnt toast just doesn't do it for me...
I saw him win that Battle of the Band's in Dearborn, Michigan. "Baby Please don't go" blew every one's mind. Stood right in front of Him. Became a Fan and have been to many concerts. Flaming Arrows, Tarzan Swings and jumping off the top of a couple of Fender Stacks. Old guys rule!
Hearing Ted play 'Stranglehold' a bit was cool. It took me back to pro wrestling hearing Kevin Von Erich come out to it to go to battle with his brothers against The Freebirds. Truly one of Rock music finest moments in the studio for a song to be recorded that has aged well like a fine wine through the years. \mm/
Ted is a force of nature. I live in his hometown. My husband used to ride by the garage when Ted and his band were playing. Ted still has a place near us. I have seen him in the grocery store, and at the gas station a few times. I just smile at him. Stranglehold is one of my favorite songs. Nobody can win a debate with Ted. Like I said, force of nature.
My dad and Ted use to hunt together in Lake city / Cadillac area back in the 90's. They were also on the board of directors for the Wexford county DNR. He was was such a cool fucking dude.
Saw Ted 5 times in the mid 70's and he always put on a great show. He looks and sounds great. He looks better than most of the stars who are 20-25 years younger than him. Must be his lifestyle.
I don't think it's called "sober living" if you were never a drunk or druggie. Just saying, you have to be drunk to get sober. As Mrs. Nugent's little boy Teddy said "alcohol has never passed these lips" I still remember him being introduced as "Mrs. Nuget's little boy Teddy" on the TED NUGENT/SNAKE SKIN COWBOY tour.
are you kidding? his sagging skin, flabby fat hanging off his arms and pot belly, gray hair, strained voice, and the biggest bags under someones eyes i ever see. 40 year olds do not look worse than this unless they are crackheads.
When I was in the Army we used to listen to Stranglehold and other Ted songs like rawdogs and warhogs, Crave, Goin Down Hard, Just do it like this, the harder they come the harder I get, and a few others. Got us all super pumped. Thanks Ted!!
Fucking love that guy! He's so passionate about what he's talking about, and you can see him thinking through everything he's saying. It doesn't mean things he says aren't wrong, but it's just his process to think. So cool watching him engaging with Rogan. And huge props to Rogan for allowing him to flow.
Remember to keep the kids away from this piece of garbage "Well I don't care if you're just thirteen You look too good to be true I just know that you're probably clean There's one lil' thing I got do to you Jailbait you look so good to me Jailbait won't you set me free Jailbait you look fine fine fine I know I've got to have you in a matter of time" Your fun uncle Ted.
@@phillipzx3754 Doesn't do drugs, doesn't drink, has a strong love of God and country, believes in living off the land, is a huge gun advocate, and is a strong voice for all of the above.... I mean hey, you do you and all, but I don't see the problem.
That is so inspiring! I grew up with Metallica, Megadeth and Slayer. I didn't even hear Ted's music until I was in my mid 20s. But I LOVE the guy :D Ted's energy over music, hunting, guns, all of it... I wanna move to Texas, like yesterday.
@@jules8876 Yeah, during the Metallica, Megadeth, Slayer era Ted would have been doing the Damn Yankees stuff with Tommy Shaw and Jack Blades. If you're talking about the late 80's/early 90's era.
My favorite quote of all time comes from that song. "Some people think they got to die someday, I got news, ya never got to go" That means you cannot be forgotten and therefore never truly die in the eyes of the world if you leave your mark in a beautiful and powerful way. One of those way that people leave their mark is with unforgettable music. Your energy remains for the world to preserve and enjoy no matter of your still being alive and walking amongst us.
6:56 cracked me up. This is classic Ted. I saw him perform on his "Ted Nugent" album tour circa 1975, and a few times after that too. The man is a maniac on stage.
@Robert Arnold Sold 40 million records and made more in a second after an album drop than you ever will in your life. Admired by millions..if he's what you said, what does that make you?
Double Live Gonzo was the first album I bought with my own money and I was 15. The funny thing was I had listened to it a friends family cottage on 8 track. Well the record had a few more swear words on it and my mother was not impressed.
Guys like Ted are a rare breed cut from a different cloth to the rest of us mere mortals. Another one was Lemmy, the guy was 70 years old, riddled with cancer, tumours, diabetes and other diseases that haven't been officially disclosed but carried on touring like an absolute Soldier and played his last gig something like 2 weeks before he passed. Fucking legends man...
Ted is one of a kind. One of only guys I know we see on a podcast, explain some stuff while jamming for lengths of time and the whole audience will shut tf up and listen avidly. I know I did
Saw him at MSG open for Sabbath in ‘76, Aerosmith in ‘77 then a BLISTERING headline show at the Capitol Theatre in Passaic in 77 or 78….that Capitol show was pure over the top ultra adrenaline for 90 straight minutes. The crowd shuffled out like zombies because we were completely wrung out….completely exhausted. What a thing to behold.
@@kennydubman1395 His opening act when I saw him in 78 was AC/DC. I had no idea who they were but they were great. I remember with the lights out just before Ted came on, there was a glint of light above the stage going back and forth. When the lights came on, it was Ted swinging from a cable wearing his loin cloth. That show was incredible.
The song is a musical masterpiece! Every strum of the guitar is perfectly placed... I don't know how it came to him... It is literally music to my ears
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I love The Nuge's guitar playing but let's not forget Derek St. Holmes vocals really soared on the album. Hey Baby was Derek's song and by far my favorite Nugent tune.
Ted is really something! I fell in love with his music in the early 70’s He was incredible at the Ozark Music Festival in 1974, in Sedalia Mo. a 3 day concert.
I don't think music is Rogan's strength as a topic of conversation -- he doesn't really seemed dialed in to music itself so the interviews are most interesting when the guests are larger-than-life personalities like The Nuge or Diamond Dave
That’s what I thought before. JRE and other podcasts should begin having bands perform. At least acoustic sets since podcasts are normally set in small rooms.
@@Solidus__ bro how many musicians been on JR and it’s not many that break out into multiple guitar rifts that span DECADES. This is talent. I don’t like Ted as a person, but as a musician you gotta tip your hat to his ability.
In 92-93 I got a job in a warehouse working graveyard shift.I never worked that shift and hate ☕. I would put in this cassette play this song.By the time I pulled up to work it would be going off and I would be WIDE AWAKE.Ready to roll!!!❤
@@anonymous2457 Perhaps you should look into the terrible things Cobain did in his life. A lot of people died because of him. But you leftists think deadly drugs and the corrosion of civilization is a great idea.
It’s funny how being ‘right wing’ itself is a stigma same with ‘trump supporters’ like wtf no other group has been stigmatized as much as trump supporters, no one says ‘Biden supporters’ or ‘Obama supporters’ hate being political on a video like this
Ted Nugent is an absolute American original. I know Joe Rogan had him on before and that interview hooked me on Joe and also opened my mind profoundly to guns and hunting. I'm not in to either of them, but I gained a new found respect for those who are. Looking forward to seeing this full interview. Nugent is so fascinating.
I'm not into them either, but Uncle Ted gave me a stack of his bumper stickers a few years back. Every vehicle I've owned since sports one, stating..... "I Love Animals, They're Delicious."
40 something years ago, we listened to Ted Nugent in the high school weight room and on the bus to away games. Stranglehold came out in 1978. My son and his high school football team listen to many of the same songs. Thinking back to being a teenager in 1978, I can’t imagine listening to music that was created 44 years earlier….I mean, WTF were people even listening to in 1934? Ragtime? Big band?
Dude you just racked my brain! Born in 74 and my music is also my parents music. But wtf were people in the 60s listening too??? God I’m so grateful for my age.
I'm 60 years old and watching this just proves how political the R&R Hall of Fame is. Ted has forgot more about rock and roll than 75% of the people in the Hall of Fame. Clean sober living has kept this man mentally fresh and clean.
Spot on.
He has forgotten more music than 100 percent of us can remember. Who the hell gives a shit about a Hall of Fame?! You 3ars are your Hall of Fame. Listen to those, and not them.
RRHOF is a product of rolling stone mag. Self appointed guardians of music. What a grift.
And the sex! So much sex! Thats why he stays young!
I don't like his politics, and musically, he isn't tops, but damn, he understands catchy, and that's a talent.
Stranglehold still giving him goosebumps is about the greatest shit I’ve ever seen. It’s that powerful of a riff.
His song jailbait gives me goosebumps, but for a diffefent reason, this guy is a creep
@@heroedeleyenda05 if I could pat you on the back for your high morals and values I would! Good work!
@@ThinkingLoudly25 bro, so not being a pedo means having high morals for you? You set the bar really low dude.
Mr Pink He was convicted for that?
@@Sperminski no never dudes a troll nuge is as real as it comes I know him decently
Love him or hate him.. Uncle Ted is 100% in- your- face honest and genuine. I Wish I could siphon a fraction of his unbridled energy. What a legend!
Cool dude when he isn't talking about politics. I wish all my entertainers would keep their political views to themselves
Hahaha.
You realize that 99% of entertainers serve WOKE leftists, correct?
One conservative speaks out and you freak...typical lefty.
Go have a Bud light.
I literally laughed out when he burped while talking about Chuck Berry at about 7:12 into the interview - he's the genuine article!😜
@@morganchatsworthiii9178 Have to agree.....I wonder if he is just bitter because he is only worth 10 mill. That's still a lot of money but he's been playing since 1967 and that's all he's worth? Still love his music
@@donniefleming9914Uncle Ted may “only” be worth 10 million, but I would say he has enjoyed life more than 99% of entertainers who are way wealthier
This man has so much passion for his craft it’s inspiring. He talks as if he just picked up his first guitar last week and just learned his first riff. His enthusiasm is awesome. The fact that he has done so many albums and went in so many tours and still talks about his love of his craft like this is beautiful, as well as inspiring.
You put that better than I could ever say it.
Gotta love that he brought his guitar to the podcast and how he still gets this amped playing it after over half a century of doing it, that's passion!
Well, he is promoting a record so he had a reason to being the guitar, but I'm glad he did.
He should have also played jailbait
That's what he is famous for.
@@ross1880 Bringing his guitar to interviews?
It's easier to do by his age beeing sober most of his life hahahah, great playing by the way
Love how he still gets goosebumps playing Stanglehold.
Imagine if he played Ram Ranch 🐏
They asked Frank Sinatra if he still got the butterflies before a gig he said "everytime. If I don't then I know it's time to walk away"
I get goosebumps every time i hear it.
I love how you can literally see the hair standing up as he begins to play
Cat Scratch Fever tadada
Ted's so damned good that he still gets goosebumps listening to himself playing live.
That's passion and spirit!
He's the Chuck Norris of musicians 😂
@@judgedreddhd if there was a guitar strong enough for Chuck Norris to play, he'd give Ted Nugent's GUITAR goose bumps!
I like Ted but he is the ultimate narcissist. No denying it.
Nugents guitar playing is the crud de la crud of crap guitar playing
That intro to "Stranglehold" ups your testosterone level.
It's awesome to hear the admiration he has for the people that inspired him
he talks about them in nearly every interview. Tons of admiration
Randy Bachman has a similar story about a guy names Lenny Breau.
He's a good dude. A bit rough around the edges, probably doesn't have any table manners.
But a good dude nonetheless, it's a shame more people can't seen past that type of stuff.
Ted ran from the Vietnam war when my dad had to go and fight that shitty war!
@@daviclar867 all wars are shit and I don’t care if people draft dodged. I would have too.
This was one of the best moments in JRE history, playing Stranglehold live in studio. Awesome
Fact
Fuck yeah!!!
What is the second best? :D
@@privateequityguy Chael Sonnen.
@@brandonbrook9664 Even though it's talked about so much the Elon smoking a joint moment still has to be up there, along side Joey Diaz's best moments, Alex Jones (especially with Tim Dillon and Eddie Bravo), and the fight companions definitely have their special moments as well. As well I agree Chael is one of the best episodes. And I'm sure I'm missing a lot here too..
I could watch Ted with a guitar talking about music all day. dudes so in awe of his music history... love this
Every interview I've heard over the years, with other musicians who toured with him, most say just listening to him tune-up before going onstage was an incredible experience...the Motor City Madman
I saw this man live in concert in 1986 and Aerosmith opened for him.... While he was playing a solo on guitar, he climbed a stack of Marshall amps stacked like a pyramid and stood on the top, still playing the solo, then, he did a back flip off the amps, landing on his knees while playing the solo the whole time!!! It was unreal at the time! I've told everyone that story over the last 30+ years!
Did he have knee damage from that?
I saw him in 1986 and he opened for Aerosmith.
I didn't see him in 1986.
Later Steven Tyler did the same thing except he did a back flip in slo-mo while furiously stuffing the mic up his vagina. Damn bro those were the days.
I would tell that story to everyone I saw!
you just don't see this level of passion and love for music in mainstream musicians these days... that primal drive to create sound that legends like Ted Nugent embody is as wild as it gets.
Not ONCE did he mention money. Just music and passion for life.
Best rendition of stranglehold that I have found here on CZcams is Ted Nugent at California jam 2. The wind is howling 25 mph on his back and his hair is blowing in his face and he can’t see anything and it’s still one of the most amazing shows I’ve ever seen. Absolutely amazing.
Seen Ted 3 times when he’s came over to the UK. One of the best to ever pick up a guitar, Can’t watch this without a smile on your face. The passion he still has is so inspiring 👌🏻.
Gotta give Ted some props for storytelling. The intensity is real.
Especially on jailbait
Ted understands the truth - don't let facts get in the way of a great story - if he stretches things or changes them - it doesn't matter, the story is great!
He is that intense 24/7. Check out his hunting videos.
Con men are usually good at selling the con. That's why they say con men are the easiest men to con
@@charinda such a Class Act song. Should be your wedding song I think
I love how Ted Nugent give props to Chuck Berry because I've always considered Chuck Berry to be the father of rock guitar. Johnny B. Goode and Maybelline changed it all for everyone.
"Maybelline" is on "Tooth, Fang and Claw".
Yup! Sure did! You Can't Catch Me was pretty good too! Can't forget Nadine!
Hank Williams was doing Rock n Roll in the 1940s.
Me too I love that he gives a Credit I saw Chuck Berry In concert when I was 11. He was an older man then and he put on a phenomenal show. Most respect for those that went before us.
Him bringing his instrument with him to the podcast was great. I hope this continues for any musicians Joe interviews. A musician tells stories best with their instrument.
No denying the awesome power of Stranglehold
Having a musician on with their instruments is such a breath of fresh air from the babble.
Have you seen
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Don't watch... then
Definitely. Just a shame it’s Ted Nugent and not a really killing musician.
@@jamesbennett3791 what? He shreds
@@Empty_Eeyore do you play guitar (to a high level?). Am not knocking Ted as a person, but he’s an extremely mediocre guitarist / musician that loves the smell of his own farts.
That Stranglehold never gets old…& neither does Bo Diddley 🎼🤟♥️♥️♥️🤟🎼
Yeah, Stranglehold is freakin eternal
*Bo Diddler
This is Joe's gift to our culture. Like we're sitting in the corner with a beer listening to what inspired one of the greatest guitar players in history. Pure gold.
The Nuge is one of the greatest guitarists who has ever walked planet earth and his political views are spot on
Most of them anyways, some of the shit he says is out there
Wrong on both counts. Nugent's crap guitar playing is lowest common denominator trash and his democracy hating, fascist, racist politics may have been appropriate for the German Nazi party before they got destroyed, but not in a civilised and fair society. I hope a sasquatch finds Ted in the forest and gives him a lesson in what it's like to be hunted as a defenseless animal.
Uhhhh you got the first part of that right, second part you're on a different planet.
Get a grip dude, lmao
He's as American as it gets... love him
this is the type of podcast I could watch all day. when Joe has music guests on let them crank it out like this...leave the long expansive talks for the Graham Hancock's ( who I love also) , but if a guy is a shredder let him shred...this is like a breath of fresh air
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It's like when he had snoop and just let snoop be snoop and rap and shit, I'm not a big rap fan but even I could appreciate the quality of interaction they had and this unadulterated, unfettered view into who snoop is.
Ted's deffinately not a shredder. Great rock and blues player but a shredder is like Eddie Van Halen or Yngwie Malmsteen. More speed and technical proficiency. Ted is all boogy and soul.
Said it perfectly
Graham the Man!
Uncle Ted didn’t miss a note, and his memory is as sharp as a deer skinning knife, what a legend!
As a Canadian, I love Uncle Ted! “The Nuge” needs to be cloned and multiplied millions of times. He’s a national treasure! ❤️
@@zefolantar I'm northern alberta and love uncle ted as well!!!! Fred bear is still the best song ever made
Who were you listening to?
@@Mark-nu5vg do you have two mommies?
@@woandy4542 as a guitarist he kinda comes off like he doesn’t know that much about guitar besides the minor pentatonic, which is typical for rock guitarists, but not of someone with an ego as large as his. That’s basically all he was able to improv over even when be was demonstrating the “jazz” sound…
Nuge is someone I admire because he walks the talk. Good for him. And he's a seriously overlooked guitarist. Cat can shred.
I totally agree he’s my favorite since 1976 then it’s Michael Schenker these 2 get absolutely no love from the pitiful RNRHOF Ted has been a staple of true Rock Lead Guitarist his blistering solos and fantastic songs over the years should have been more then enough to earn an entrance into this building but because he’s right side it’s kept him out for that I say stick your HOF where the sun don’t shine !! Ted the 1 and only Motor City Madman !! Rock on Ted and Thank You for the soundtrack of my life !!
He was a draft dogger, but had good rythm.
dodger...autocorrect
You're all aware Joe Biden had several draft deferments, right?
Ted's retelling of these stories is crazy. When he's talking about the bands that inspired him, he recalls the brand of the instruments that the bands used back when Ted was 12-14yrs old
Uncle Ted brings it every time. I had goosebumps and a big grin on my face the whole clip. The man is a living legend.
Go listen to his song Jailbait.
Absolutely !!!!
Of course he is why he’s on Rogan
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I’m not worthy but I know God will be Just
I get those same goosebumps when I hear Stranglehold that Ted gets when he plays it. I'll never forget the first time I heard the song. Music is a powerful experience.
Gave me goosebumps as well, something so universal about music
I have a full Marshall stack and I get goosebumps when I play this song at full volume. It's just powerful.
=volume max in my truck everytime!
Stranglehold is the best love song in history.
I was mesmerized when I heard it for the first time
Ted is my hero since 1977 and just like me an old guy that refuses to get old. I will see Ted in July on the exact 45th anniversary of my first Ted concert and am sure it will be just as thrilling as the first. The Motor City Madman live is as high energy as it gets
If you've never seen Uncle Ted live, you need to! Nothing like it. Saw him in 1977 in Shreveport, LA as a 17 year old. Saw him in 2010 in Tulsa OK at Cains Ballroom. Same level of blistering guitar chops in both shows. Uncle Ted for President!!!!
As a guitar musician and producer I appreciate Ted explaining the exact gear all of his band mates used at the time to the T.
facts
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HE REMEMBERS VIVIDLY because he stayed stoned-cold sober , just super high on life !
first off,that aint no jazz ive ever heard. second,when he said bob marly was just a druggie and never did anything on a pod cast was just ignorant.
@@sprintcarsandguitars959 - So, now truth is ignorance? To me THAT seems ignorant.
Yes kids, Uncle Ted is 72 years old and dropping a new album. Let that sink in while you contemplate his diet and lifestyle choices.
it's a new day everyone should live to 95-100 plus years with a good mind too
He also has never drank or done drugs.
He's very prolific at putting out garbage. Has it been 40 years since he had even a minor hit?
@@doovie101 I'm not a big fan of his tunes but enough people like it that he's rich and lives the way he wants. Most of us will never be as Chad as The Nuge.
or his lack of talent?
I think no guitarist has truly embodied the attitude of your typical rock and roll stereotype more than Uncle Ted.
Even to this day he still has the kickass, in your face approach to playing, and speaking. He's definitely one of my favorite guitarist personalities.
The opening riff to Stranglehold is one of the best that came out of the action packed 1970s. Whatever you think of Ted, when it comes to rhythm chops, Ted is legit. "Look at this right hand." Yup. Finally, chapeau to Ted for acknowledging Bo Diddley. Good sportsmanship; so to speak.
This is what I love about JRE podcast. Ted Nudget just being free and comfortable to go back in time and tell his story on the origin of Stranglehold and of his young years and influences in rock n roll. I could listen to this all day.
I wish I could hear the stories of the young kids he diddled.
@@Chadronius Your thinking of Joe Biden
@@Chadronius what is your problem? if you don't like Ted you are free to ignore him.
His name is in the title. How do you still spell it wrong?
It is the coolest that Joe gets to interview outrageous people like Ted Nugent and Elon Musk.
One of the most badass riffs that ever was. You can picture the rear tires spinning in slow motion just from hearing.
Did you listen to the whole podcast and hear the outro riff?
I was at the Nashville concert when he recorded Wang Dang. He ruled then and rules now!
OUTFUCKINGSTANDING!
Dude is high on life. What an interesting character
He even wrote a song about fucking children, but here are all the republicans loving him--typical.
@@markopolo6975 Yes that is you
@@RuyGuy and Democrats idolize drug addicts, cop killers, OTHER pedos that aren't Nugent, and I could honestly keep going. The depravity of the left knows no actual bounds, physical or otherwise.
For once can't somebody just make a comment without politics coming into it. 🤦♂️
@@RuyGuy while dems actual do it
“Anybody who wants to get mellow, you can turn around and get the fuck outta here, alright!” One of the greatest guitarists of our time.
its good for ya.
It makes sense he doesn't like mellow considering he's always going at 100. He's an intense dude.
I used to always steal this live album from my dad when I was 12 and also remember saying that at a friend's birthday party
@@trailerparkpirate7348 good scene as it is
@@RED-bz9hn yes indeed
Ted’s brain works on a different level than most. He is truly gifted. He’s a word smith, an underrated guitarist and a awesome shot with a bow.
I used to hate his politics until I realized he was right ninety nine percent of the time.
I met him once and he was a nice guy. He has true character. He treats everyone with respect. I wasn’t as big of a fan as I am now because I realize that he right about many things. Hes obnoxiously right I might add. Lol
I don’t care what anyone thinks of this guy, he is a BEAST! I LOVE the Motor City Madman and appreciate his God given talents. I went to his concerts and those of Damn Yankees… he was ALWAYS on fire 🔥🔥🔥🔥 He is not afraid to share his admiration for those he learned from and studied. 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🙌
This is the most wholesome video of Ted Nugent in existence. He's like a kid in a candy shop and it's genuinely adorable
The irony of the phrase kid in a candy shop in relation to Ted Nugent 😂
@@charinda and young women are his candy!
He’s absolutely annoying. I hate his personality. It’s just a crazy boomer who doesn’t stop talking about nothing.
@@TesterBoy awesome eh!!! What a legend. I'm in my 40s but girls in there late teens and early 20s sill want a piece of me so I happily oblige! Washed up broads in there 40s who guzzle wine all night and just act like burnt toast just doesn't do it for me...
@@sillysissyphus4877
Jealous much?
After all these years it’s awesome to see how much he still loves and enjoys music like a kid
He even enjoys making sexual music about kids...so there's a lot to consider there
@@Nick-yv1wy he "doesn't write music" he "ejaculates it" ... right on to young girls
I saw him win that Battle of the Band's in Dearborn, Michigan.
"Baby Please don't go" blew every one's mind.
Stood right in front of Him.
Became a Fan and have been to many concerts.
Flaming Arrows, Tarzan Swings and jumping off the top of a couple of Fender Stacks.
Old guys rule!
Hearing Ted play 'Stranglehold' a bit was cool. It took me back to pro wrestling hearing Kevin Von Erich come out to it to go to battle with his brothers against The Freebirds. Truly one of Rock music finest moments in the studio for a song to be recorded that has aged well like a fine wine through the years. \mm/
Ted is a force of nature. I live in his hometown. My husband used to ride by the garage when Ted and his band were playing. Ted still has a place near us. I have seen him in the grocery store, and at the gas station a few times. I just smile at him. Stranglehold is one of my favorite songs. Nobody can win a debate with Ted. Like I said, force of nature.
His god is still inspiring him with his truth native American father sky and mother earth
👃 🦌 🎸
My dad and Ted use to hunt together in Lake city / Cadillac area back in the 90's. They were also on the board of directors for the Wexford county DNR. He was was such a cool fucking dude.
@@Scrotum_69420 was?
@@b.1959 I haven't talked to him in over twenty years. I say was because he as obviously changed over the years
Saw Ted 5 times in the mid 70's and he always put on a great show. He looks and sounds great. He looks better than most of the stars who are 20-25 years younger than him. Must be his lifestyle.
Exactly
His style and sober living😁
I don't think it's called "sober living" if you were never a drunk or druggie. Just saying, you have to be drunk to get sober.
As Mrs. Nugent's little boy Teddy said "alcohol has never passed these lips"
I still remember him being introduced as "Mrs. Nuget's little boy Teddy" on the TED NUGENT/SNAKE SKIN COWBOY tour.
are you kidding? his sagging skin, flabby fat hanging off his arms and pot belly, gray hair, strained voice, and the biggest bags under someones eyes i ever see. 40 year olds do not look worse than this unless they are crackheads.
It's also the wild fats and wild meats.
I saw Uncle Ted live in 2000. He was the highlight of the concert including Skid Row and KISS. Uncle Ted is just too awesome live.
I saw him last night for the 4th time. He puts on a crazy awesome show!
I saw that group in Greensboro NC! Killer. 🤟
When I was in the Army we used to listen to Stranglehold and other Ted songs like rawdogs and warhogs, Crave, Goin Down Hard, Just do it like this, the harder they come the harder I get, and a few others. Got us all super pumped. Thanks Ted!!
My wife and I were introduced at our wedding reception to Stranglehold. Big thanks to Uncle Ted for helping to make that the best day of my life!
Uncle ted is a good name for him. He is the creepy uncle that touches kids.
Have you listenednto his song "jailbait"?
Love that
@@saulgood6190 bro, why are you blindly defending a pedo? I think you're hiding something.
Theres nothing to find out, the lyrics are clear as day.
@@saulgood6190 this dude writes the nambla anthem and youre willing to defend him till death
@@saulgood6190 who was the song about?? If you read the lyrics it seems pretty sus.
Ted is that uncle who can start telling you a story at the family bbq, and you walking away and coming back 10 minutes later, doesn't make him stop.
With a confederate flag on his truck and saying racial slurs all throughout the story
Fucking love that guy! He's so passionate about what he's talking about, and you can see him thinking through everything he's saying. It doesn't mean things he says aren't wrong, but it's just his process to think.
So cool watching him engaging with Rogan. And huge props to Rogan for allowing him to flow.
Remember to keep the kids away from this piece of garbage
"Well I don't care if you're just thirteen
You look too good to be true
I just know that you're probably clean
There's one lil' thing I got do to you
Jailbait you look so good to me
Jailbait won't you set me free
Jailbait you look fine fine fine
I know I've got to have you in a matter of time"
Your fun uncle Ted.
Holy shit that's all I could think watching this
YES!!! Great guy
This is the greatest, Ted Nugent was my first concert 1981 springfield civic center Mass.
Greatest interview ever. This will never ever get old. I can watch it a thousand times
If you are going to interview a musician about the origins of his songs, you have got to hear him play his guitar. Great interview and jam.
I love it when Ted goes back into history , and tells everybody how he started and all the people that he's run into. There will be none like him.
Let's hope not. He's not much of a role model.
@@phillipzx3754 Doesn't do drugs, doesn't drink, has a strong love of God and country, believes in living off the land, is a huge gun advocate, and is a strong voice for all of the above.... I mean hey, you do you and all, but I don't see the problem.
That is so inspiring! I grew up with Metallica, Megadeth and Slayer. I didn't even hear Ted's music until I was in my mid 20s. But I LOVE the guy :D Ted's energy over music, hunting, guns, all of it... I wanna move to Texas, like yesterday.
@@jules8876 Yeah, during the Metallica, Megadeth, Slayer era Ted would have been doing the Damn Yankees stuff with Tommy Shaw and Jack Blades. If you're talking about the late 80's/early 90's era.
@@brianjones8432 I have no idea who those people are but if they rock as hard as Ted does, I'm with them lol.
My favorite quote of all time comes from that song. "Some people think they got to die someday, I got news, ya never got to go" That means you cannot be forgotten and therefore never truly die in the eyes of the world if you leave your mark in a beautiful and powerful way. One of those way that people leave their mark is with unforgettable music. Your energy remains for the world to preserve and enjoy no matter of your still being alive and walking amongst us.
6:56 cracked me up. This is classic Ted. I saw him perform on his "Ted Nugent" album tour circa 1975, and a few times after that too. The man is a maniac on stage.
My god nobody's as intense as Ted Nugent! I understand and fully respect his attitude, love ya Teddly! Thanks for all the years of goosebumps brother!
It’s a lust for life 🤘🏻🙌🏻
I've been buying this guys albums since the world was young. It's cool to see his enthusiasm hasn't diminished. Gotta respect him on many levels.
@Robert Arnold Sold 40 million records and made more in a second after an album drop than you ever will in your life. Admired by millions..if he's what you said, what does that make you?
Hall of fame, is a disgrace, Ted should have been inducted early on.
lol.. at least Ted has left a mark. What have YOU done?
Double Live Gonzo was the first album I bought with my own money and I was 15. The funny thing was I had listened to it a friends family cottage on 8 track. Well the record had a few more swear words on it and my mother was not impressed.
The look of emotion playing that song 40+ years later is magic
I don't care what anyone says, Ted is a national treasure.
Ted is almost 73 and has the energy of a 25 year old. its palpable
Guys like Ted are a rare breed cut from a different cloth to the rest of us mere mortals. Another one was Lemmy, the guy was 70 years old, riddled with cancer, tumours, diabetes and other diseases that haven't been officially disclosed but carried on touring like an absolute Soldier and played his last gig something like 2 weeks before he passed. Fucking legends man...
Ted is one of a kind. One of only guys I know we see on a podcast, explain some stuff while jamming for lengths of time and the whole audience will shut tf up and listen avidly. I know I did
They still gonna be playing that song 500 years from now.. this tune reverberates thru me every time.!!!
That's Rock & Roll!!. Pure American!.
Gotta Love Ted. His energy level is off the charts. Saw him in 1978 at Madison Square Garden. One of the best concerts Ive seen, and I've seen a lot.
I saw him at Cal Jam 2 1978... it was incredible!
Saw him at MSG open for Sabbath in ‘76, Aerosmith in ‘77 then a BLISTERING headline show at the Capitol Theatre in Passaic in 77 or 78….that Capitol show was pure over the top ultra adrenaline for 90 straight minutes. The crowd shuffled out like zombies because we were completely wrung out….completely exhausted. What a thing to behold.
@@kennydubman1395 His opening act when I saw him in 78 was AC/DC. I had no idea who they were but they were great. I remember with the lights out just before Ted came on, there was a glint of light above the stage going back and forth. When the lights came on, it was Ted swinging from a cable wearing his loin cloth. That show was incredible.
The song is a musical masterpiece! Every strum of the guitar is perfectly placed... I don't know how it came to him... It is literally music to my ears
One of the greatest guitar tunes ever written GOD BLESS TED NUGENT
You need to get out more.
What a great rocker! Energy, passion, and mad riff skills. Riffs that stay with ya for years.
Ted NUGENT here in the SOUTH we love him, he is the real deal bro, 🖕🏽whoever doesn’t like him, he don’t need em , TED NUGENT a lyrical genius, and play six string like it was born with him in the womb, we love Ted!🇺🇸❤️🎊🎊🎉🍾🥂🤘
Absolutely love how passionate Ted still is about music after all these years.
Music is a drug, and Ted knows this, Harmony is the universe
I love The Nuge's guitar playing but let's not forget Derek St. Holmes vocals really soared on the album. Hey Baby was Derek's song and by far my favorite Nugent tune.
So true! What a great singer!
Love "Hey Baby" but the riff in "Snakeskin Cowboys" gets me every time.
@@JdoubleU1222 Just What the Doctor Ordered.
Snake skin cowboy too….stranglehold is nothing but some great riffs without Dereks vocals
The first 4 Albums were killer because of.................. DEREK ST. HOLMES !!!!!!!!!!!!!
I have seen Ted in concert 4 times beginning in 1979. He never dissappoints !!
easiest interviewer of all time as Uncle Ted does 95% of the talking. God Bless America and God Bless the Mighty Tedly Von Nugentburger...
You can feel the passion, his enthusiasm is contagious! Love Uncle Ted
Watching his face when they pointed out his goosebumps….. The Nug fuckin loves it.
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Ted is really something! I fell in love with his music in the early 70’s He was incredible at the Ozark Music Festival in 1974, in Sedalia Mo. a 3 day concert.
Must be a pleasure to sit down and listen to the legend play it himself
I honestly think Joe Rogan should have musical acts on his podcast. Similar to Howard Stern
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Megan: "Hotter"
Hopi: "Sweeter"
Joonie: "Cooler"
Yoongi: "Butter" .
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I don't think music is Rogan's strength as a topic of conversation -- he doesn't really seemed dialed in to music itself so the interviews are most interesting when the guests are larger-than-life personalities like The Nuge or Diamond Dave
Better than Stern...by lots
John Mayer!!
That’s what I thought before. JRE and other podcasts should begin having bands perform. At least acoustic sets since podcasts are normally set in small rooms.
Stanglehold is a timeless song. So good!
Joe has the best guests !! Ty !
I've seen uncle Ted 3 times and he rocks everytime.
This man broke out his guitar mid podcast, GOATED 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Goated? How? Lol
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@@Solidus__ bro how many musicians been on JR and it’s not many that break out into multiple guitar rifts that span DECADES. This is talent. I don’t like Ted as a person, but as a musician you gotta tip your hat to his ability.
Man when Ted Nugent grabs the guitar it’s just magic, that tone is just awesome.
Damn right! Uncle Ted is badass!
Thanks for getting him to talk about the music. Really makes me want to play more music. Loudly.
i still get those same goosebumps with that lick best driving tune ever !!!!
Ted Nugent looks and sounds like someone who would be unmasked as the monster at the end of a Scooby-Doo episode.
😂🎯😂
And he would’ve gotten away with it too if it wasn’t for you meddling kids!
nailed it XDDDDDDDDD
Man that's funny
@@Shr13k 😂😂😂😂😂😂
The man has an amazing memory. He recalls details from events that happened 62 years ago like they were yesterday.
Ted wrote a couple of songs with that exact same lick, great stuff. Those first couple Ted albums were magic.
In 92-93 I got a job in a warehouse working graveyard shift.I never worked that shift and hate ☕. I would put in this cassette play this song.By the time I pulled up to work it would be going off and I would be WIDE AWAKE.Ready to roll!!!❤
Love Ted Nugent, his energy is contagious. What a legend.
I hate him ever since Kurt cobain died he had such a awful take on it.
"Cobain was a weenie, I'm glad he's dead."
Lmfao.
@@SutekhTheDestroyer yeah that is a actual Ted nugent quote lmao
@@SutekhTheDestroyer awful human being
@@anonymous2457 Perhaps you should look into the terrible things Cobain did in his life. A lot of people died because of him. But you leftists think deadly drugs and the corrosion of civilization is a great idea.
Joe getting criticism for being right wing….
“Hold my beer, Jamie, get me Ted Nugent”
Anyone who speaks out against the government complex is "right wing" ...interesting time we live in. I'm a proud "right winger" ...lets go Brandon FJB
@@elinino5275 never heard of anarchists, I guess.
@@MeanStreamFraudCast thats the point he’s making.
It’s funny how being ‘right wing’ itself is a stigma same with ‘trump supporters’ like wtf no other group has been stigmatized as much as trump supporters, no one says ‘Biden supporters’ or ‘Obama supporters’ hate being political on a video like this
TOOL used to play this live now and then and they absolutely crush it.
One of the greatest guitar licks of all time!
Ted Nugent is an absolute American original. I know Joe Rogan had him on before and that interview hooked me on Joe and also opened my mind profoundly to guns and hunting. I'm not in to either of them, but I gained a new found respect for those who are. Looking forward to seeing this full interview. Nugent is so fascinating.
this one is 10x better than the last one. more relaxed, open minded and free flowing plus the music gave it all a magic touch. great stuff.
I'm not into them either, but Uncle Ted gave me a stack of his bumper stickers a few years back. Every vehicle I've owned since sports one, stating..... "I Love Animals, They're Delicious."
40 something years ago, we listened to Ted Nugent in the high school weight room and on the bus to away games. Stranglehold came out in 1978. My son and his high school football team listen to many of the same songs.
Thinking back to being a teenager in 1978, I can’t imagine listening to music that was created 44 years earlier….I mean, WTF were people even listening to in 1934? Ragtime? Big band?
Good point lol. Never thought of it that way
In 1934 people were listening to Django Reinhardt. He was the bees knees for his time.
Dude you just racked my brain! Born in 74 and my music is also my parents music. But wtf were people in the 60s listening too??? God I’m so grateful for my age.
Sorry, it came out in 1975, I remember spending the whole winter learning songs off that LP.
I'd take rag time over what's on the radio today.
I’ve watched this over probably 50 times and every time he plays stranglehold I get goosebumps
The greatest opening riff ever recorded.
When I bought my first gun, the gun shop had Stranglehold blasting. Great memory and amazing song.