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from author Martin Popoff: " Guys, now usually I just give
you the back cover text but first a little heart-to-heart. I loved
doing this book. Ted Nugent was
my first concert back in '76 and the guy just makes me happy. As
well, Ted's an amazing interview and one of the ones I had with him,
is like one of the most outrageous I've ever seen, and it's all here.
Plus other chats with him, lots of Derek, and what was quite possibly
the last interview dear Cliff Davies gave before his suicide in April
'08. But dudes, there's the legendary David Krebs, Lew Futterman, a
couple of Amboy Dukes, Don Branker of Cal Jam, lotsa Tom Werman, some
Charlie, Rob, lots of research... if this ain't my best book, then
certainly it's second to the BOC or tied with the UFO. And it's long
– 292 pages, with the pictures not too big, and there's like 200 of
those. So yeah, as the back cover blurb sez… Ted Nugent... hear the
Whackmaster roar!
The Tedinator, Deadly Tedly, The Whackmaster or simply The Nuge... guitarin' Detroit gunslinger Ted Nugent goes by many names, but his riff-mad rock 'n' roll speaks for itself. This is the detailed story of the man's music (and emphatically not the rest of it), from the Amboy Dukes through to his bloodthirsty revival marked by the Craveman and Love Grenade albums all men play on ten, indeed!
But
above else, it is the story of his classic, celebrated albums with
Epic Records, namely Ted Nugent, Free For All, Cat Scratch Fever,
Double Live Gonzo!, Weekend Warriors, State Of Shock, Scream Dream
and Intensities In 10 Cities... all so much furious fun we hadda name
'em all.
Telling
the Tedly tale, offering all manner of fresh perspective in
interviews with the author, is Ted himself, along with major players
in the story such as Derek St. Holmes, Rob Grange, Cliff Davies,
Lew Futterman, David Krebs and Tom
Werman.
Immerse
yourself in Martin's celebrated record by record analysis and emerge
out the other end of this thick yet fast-paced tome as a renewed
soldier in Ted's army. Still alive and well... still raising hell!
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