Ted Nugent - Free-For-All mp3

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Credits

• Bass – Rob Grange
• Bass, Rhythm Guitar, Lead Guitar, Vocals – Ted Nugent
• Design [Album] – Paula Scher
• Drums, Percussion, Backing Vocals – Cliff Davies
• Engineer [Mixing] – Tim Geelan
• Engineer [Recording] – Anthony Reale
• Keyboards, Backing Vocals – Steve McRay
• Percussion – Tom Werman
• Photography By – Jim Houghton
• Producer – Cliff Davies, Lew Futterman, Tom Werman
• Rhythm Guitar, Vocals – Derek St. Holmes
• Vocals – Meat Loaf
• Written-By – C. Davies (tracks: 6 and 9), D. St. Holmes (tracks: 7), R. Grange (tracks: 6 and 7), T. Nugent (tracks: 1 to 5, 8)

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• Barcode (Scanned): 5099747148422
• Barcode (Text): 5 099747 148422
• Matrix / Runout: CDEPC-32065 12 A1 MASTERED BY DADC AUSTRIA [Mirrored]
• Rights Society: BIEM/STEMRA
• Label Code: LC 0199
• Distribution Code: CB 741
• Price Code: CDM

Companies

• Phonographic Copyright (p) – Sony Music Entertainment Inc.
• Copyright (c) – Sony Music Entertainment Inc.
• Recorded At – The Sound Pit
• Mixed At – CBS Studios, New York
• Mastered At – Sterling Sound
• Published By – Eaton Music Ltd.
• Published By – Magicland Music

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Free-For-All is the second studio album by American hard rock musician Ted Nugent. The album was released in October 1976, by Epic Records. It was his first album to go platinum. As the recording of Free-For-All commenced, rhythm guitarist and lead vocalist Derek St. Holmes left the band, citing growing personal and creative conflicts with Nugent. Two solid years of living together on the road had taken its toll on the relationship. Additionally, St. Holmes was unhappy with Tom Werman's production. Free-For-All - Ted Nugent. Лента с персональными рекомендациями и музыкальными новинками, радио, подборки на любой вкус, удобное управление своей коллекцией. Ted Nugent. Songs in album Ted Nugent - Free For All 1976. Ted Nugent - Free-For-All. Ted Nugent - Dog Eat Dog. Ted Nugent - Writing On The Wall. Ted Nugent - Turn It Up. Ted Nugent - Street Rats. Ted Nugent - Together. Ted Nugent - Light My Way. Ted Nugent - Hammerdown. Ted Nugent - I Love You So I Told You A Lie. While Ted Nugent's second solo album, 1976's Free-for-All, was another raging slab of rock & roll, it wasn't quite as consistent as his self-titled debut. The main reason was due to singerrhythm guitarist Derek St. Holmes' departure from the band just as recording of the album began due to constant grappling with the Nuge about certain musical issues. To solve the problem, producer Tom Werman convinced a then-unknown singer by the name of Meat Loaf to handle the vocal chores on the songs Derek was going to sing. Free-For-All is the second solo album by American guitarist Ted Nugent and his first album to go platinum. Holmes was unhappy with Tom Werman's production, saying that the producer was watering down the band's sound. Listen free to Ted Nugent Free-For-All Free-For-All, Dog Eat Dog and more. 9 tracks 38:38. A new version of is available, to keep everything running smoothly, please reload the site. Play album. Get album. Album: Free For All 1976. Get the Sheet Music License This Song . songfacts . This was covered by Damnocracy, a supergroup featuring Ted Nugent, Scott Ian, Sebastian Bach, Jason Bonham, and Evan Seinfeld, that was put together for a reality show. More songs from Ted Nugent. More songs about rockin' out. More songs with a spoken part. More songs from 1976. Lyrics to Free For All. Ted Nugent Artistfacts. Martin from Rockford, Ilit is not a fact that meatloaf sings all the songs except for free for all. Free for all is the only song Ted sings. Free-For-All, 1976. Free-For-All, 03:21. Writing On the Wall, 07:11. Together, 05:54. Now playing . Love him or loathe him, Ted Nugent is a classic rock institution, as you'll see in the following list of his albums ranked worst to best. After all, he first started making a name for himself in the '60s as the guitar player for the Detroit-based Amboy Dukes. Like many bands of the era, the Dukes albums reflected revolutionary times with a head-spinning amalgam of blues rock, garage rock, psychedelia and even art rock, but enjoyed little mainstream success