"Just What the Doctor Ordered"...

"Ted Nugent"

Ted Nugent's career has spanned over six decades, starting in the early 1960s and continuing to the present. His musical journey began with psychedelic rock roots before exploding into the hard rock sound that defined his peak in the mid-to-late 1970s. While primarily known for hard-hitting guitar rock and classic rock anthems, his work has also incorporated elements of broader rock styles, showcasing his evolution as a powerful and enduring force in music. His most iconic tracks exemplify this raw power and diverse rock approach. From the lengthy guitar epic "Stranglehold" and the high-energy "Motor City Madhouse" from his 1975 debut, to the signature riff of "Cat Scratch Fever" in 1977 and the live staple "Great White Buffalo" from 1978's Double Live Gonzo!, these songs define his legacy...

"Motor City Madhouse"

Released in 1975 on his self-titled solo album, "Motor City Madhouse" quickly became a signature track for Ted Nugent and a concert staple. While firmly rooted in Hard rock and Classic rock, the song also carries hints of the raw, unpolished energy reminiscent of his earlier psychedelic rock days...