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1. www.guitarplayer.com › players › pat-travers-spillsPat Travers Spills Out the Tale Behind His Classic 1980 Cut ...

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   Apr 12, 2022 · For guitars, Travers relied on one of his favorite models, a 1960s Gibson Melody Maker he purchased in Sheffield, England, fitted with Gibson humbucking pickups. Thrall usually recorded with two Strats: one with a whammy bar, the other without.

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3. www.guitarworld.com › artists › the-secrets-behindThe Secrets Behind Pat Travers' Guitar Tone on "Boom Boom ...

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   Nov 6, 2018 · He has interviewed more than 600 artists, written more than 1,400 product reviews and contributed to Jeff Beck’s Beck 01: Hot Rods and Rock & Roll and Eric Clapton’s Six String Stories. Learn how Pat Travers got his stellar tone on the legendary live version of "Boom Boom (Out Go the Lights)."

4. earofnewt.com › 2013/08/10 › pat-travers-in-1983-imPat Travers in 1983: "I'm a good enough guitarist. We don't ...

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   Apr 12, 2024 · Pat Travers in 1983: “I’m a good enough guitarist. We don’t need another one.”. By Steve Newton. On January 21, 1983, Canadian rock-guitar hero Pat Travers played Vancouver, opening for a Joe Perry-less Aerosmith at the Pacific Coliseum. Ear of Newt was there, of course.

5. www.thegearpage.net › board › indexPat Travers "Go For What You Know" Live. - The Gear Page

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   Jan 23, 2010 · no boutique stuff there. A/DA was a pretty small company back then. Yeah - a double album would have been amazing (Would have LOVED to have had 'Rock n' Roll Susie' and 'Hammerhead' included on GFWYK), but they weren't headlining these shows so timeslots were short. PTB was a sort of...

6. www.loudersound.com › features › pat-travers-careerPat Travers interview: serenading corpses, Thin Lizzy, and ...

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   Sep 9, 2023 · The promo for the Canadian singer/guitarist’s rather brilliant single I’d Rather See You Dead had a decent enough budget, but its footage of him serenading a deceased fictional lover as she lay pegged-out in her coffin landed bumpily at MTV, even if the corpse did join in at one point.

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7. www.premierguitar.com › interview-the-return-ofInterview: The Return of Pat Travers - Premier Guitar

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   Jun 2, 2010 · Pat Travers is back with a new album, FIDELIS, and a new outlook on gear (the ADA Flanger is out!)

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   Who is Pat Thrall?

   • Hours went by as the band waited for their second guitarist, Pat Thrall, to show. “We jammed on a number of things, including that riff,” Travers recalls. Finally, at 5 p.m., three hours after the appointed start time, Thrall made his entrance with his girlfriend in tow. I said, ‘PT, what have you been doing?’

   Pat Travers Spills Out the Tale Behind His Classic 1980 Cut “Snortin

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   How many Strats did Thrall use?

   • Thrall usually recorded with two Strats: one with a whammy bar, the other without. “I’m pretty sure he used the one without the whammy,” Travers says. Pat Travers performing live in Chicago in the late '70s with his humbucker-modified 1960s Gibson Melody Maker. (Image credit: Paul Natkin/Getty Images)

   Pat Travers Spills Out the Tale Behind His Classic 1980 Cut “Snortin

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   Did Thrall overdubbed his guitar parts?

   • Thrall overdubbed his electric guitar parts during another session. “His guitar comes in on the second verse, where he starts answering my vocals,” Travers notes. The song contains not one but two fireball solos, the first played by Thrall, the second by Travers.

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   Did Pat Thrall perform at the Reading Festival?

   • Pat Travers (left) and Pat Thrall performing at the Reading Festival in England, 1980. (Image credit: Pete Still/Redferns) “Pat Thrall wasn’t there for the main session,” he says, “but the three of us went to it. It was fast and easy.

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9. www.thegearpage.net › board › indexPat Travers Go For What You Know | Page 2 | The Gear Page

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   Apr 22, 2011 · Love that album. Wore it out when it was first released. On a side note --- maybe you guys can enlighten me: Travers' default guitar sound has "something under the hood", modulation-wise, that is especially noticeable on the studio album, "Heat in the Street" that I haven't quite been able...