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	MySpace.com - PAT TRAVERS - TORONTO, Ontario - Blues / Classic Rock / Rock - www.myspace.com/pattraversmusic
		Pat Travers was born in Toronto, Canada on April 12, 1954.
		It was after the release of his album "Putting It Straight" that Pat returned to the North America as the trend in the UK was leaning towards the punk rock revolution instead of the hard blues driven rock that Pat was producing.
		Pat's Blues Bureau years are perhaps his most significant in that he has worked with many musicians and the songs feature more of the classic blues based guitar that fans crave.
	www.myspace.com /pattraversmusic (2431 words)

	Pat Travers Bio
		It was after the release of his album "Putting It Straight" that Pat returned to the North America as the trend in the UK was leaning towards the punk rock revolution instead of the hard blues driven rock that Pat was producing.
		In 1990 Pat re-entered the recording studio with Mars, Jerry Riggs and Scott Zymowski and released "School of Hard Knocks", of course a title that could be considered a self appointed reflection on his career.
		Pat's Blues Bureau years are perhaps his most significant in that he has worked with many musicians and the songs feature more of the classic blues based guitar that fans crave.
	www.pattravers.com /pt/bio2004.html (1911 words)

	Pat Travers (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Pat Travers was born in Toronto, Canada on April 12, 1954.
		As Pat awaits the birth of his second child*, he has embarked on a tour in Europe that is proving to be very successful.
		The future is still good for Pat, as he has many surprise projects awaiting his return from Europe, and we can only hope that Pat achieves the recognition and respect that he has garnered from his already faithful fans.
	www.marstalent.com /bio_pat_travers.htm (1713 words)

	Pat Travers - Concert Vault - Where Live Music Lives, Free streaming music, Live concert recordings, Classic rock ...
		Travers first emerged in 1976, (between the careers of Robin Trower and Stevie Ray Vaughan), and was considered one of the hottest axemen on the scene, especially during the early ‘80s.
		Travers soon became known for his powerful live shows, and by the time his eponymous debut LP was released in late 1976, the word was out.
		Travers continued to tour, but did not return to recording until 1992, when he signed as a contemporary blues artist with the L.A. based Shrapnel Records.
	concerts.wolfgangsvault.com /ConcertDetail.aspx?id=20052592\|5317 (885 words)

	Hatchet & Travers: Cuttin' Heads
		Pat Travers, who's T-shirts proclaim "100% Rock, No Bullshit", proved it by putting on a smoking set of original music and covers.
		Travers used quite of bit of effects on his guitar, but at all times the effects added to the music, rather than take away.
		Travers uses delay and leslie effects just enough to add character to the songs, but the guitar sound still stays clear and punchy in the mix.
	www.theslant.com /music/articles/trav_hatch.html (663 words)

	Rock Ahead: CD Album: Pat Travers - reissues - Makin' Magic - Puttin' It Straignt - Heat In the Street (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Pat wrote all the material unlike his previous two albums apart from a co write with Cowling and once again the material is excellent with opening track Life In London getting things off to a fine start.
		It has to be said that Pat's guitar playing on this album is quite stupendous and the keyboard support from former Rainbow man Tony Carey certainly gives the band a fuller sound that not only fills in the gaps but also acts as an excellent support to Pat Travers guitar.
		The addition of Pat Thrall also was a welcome change, which allowed the band to move in a slightly different although no less exciting direction.
	www.themusicindex.com /rockahead/reviews/pat_travers.htm (843 words)

	Review - DVD: The Pat Travers Band: Boom Boom! Live at the Diamond, 1990
		In the 70s, The Pat Travers Band were quite simply one of the tightest, hardest rocking and most spirited bands to take the stage.
		This show was filmed in Travers' hometown of Toronto during that tour, and if you're expecting to see an archive of evidence that yet another rocker had lost his touch, forget it.
		The new band was nearly as tight as the classic Travers lineup (you can't lose guitarist Pat Thrall and drummer Tommy Aldridge and not give up at least somethin' in that department), and the energy was right where it ought to be.
	www.cosmik.com /aa-marchapril05/ev/ev-pat_travers.html (470 words)

	Pat Travers biography : albums : icebergradio.com (Site not responding. Last check: )
		It wasn't long before Travers was studying the other top rock guitarists of the day (Eric Clapton, Jeff Beck, Jimmy Page, etc.), and paying his dues by playing in bar bands in the Quebec area.
		Travers continues to tour and record regularly (playing alongside the likes of Night Ranger's Jeff Watson, Cinderella's Tom Keifer, and Rick Derringer), and in 2001, performed as part of the 'Voices of Classic Rock' tour.
		Travers emerged from the recording studio once more in 2003, with P.T. Power Trio, a recording that featured covers by the likes of Cream ("White Room"), Robin Trower ("Day of the Eagle"), and ZZ Top ("Nasty Dogs and Funky Kings"), among others.
	www.icebergradio.com /artist/5688/pat_travers.html (560 words)

	DMS - Pat Travers
		Pat Thrall, a great guitarist as well, now quickly rounded out the sound and provided Pat more freedom to do other things like expand his keyboard playing.
		Understanding that the best way to hear the Pat Travers Band was to hear it live, the band released its first live album “Go For What You Know” in 1979, which was considered one of his best albums and a “must have” for any guitar fan.
		The Pat Travers Band and his longtime friend and business associate “TLO” continue to book tours around the world, “Makin’ Magic” for their die hard fans.
	www.deanmarkley.com /EndArtists/PatTravers.shtml (546 words)

	Encyclopedia: Pat Travers (Site not responding. Last check: )
		(born in San Francisco) Discography 1978 Pat Travers: Heat in the Street (guitar) 1979 Pat Travers: Go for What You Know (guitar) 1980 Pat Travers: Crash and Burn (guitar) 1980 Pat Travers: Live in Concert (guitar) 1981 Pat Travers Radio Active (guitar) 1990 Asia: Live in Moscow (guitar) 1991 Hughes w...
		Michael Henry McBrain (born June 5, 1952 in England) is the current drummer in the heavy metal band Iron Maiden.
		Tommy Aldridge, born August 15, 1950, in Jackson, Mississippi, is a drummer who has worked for several acts, including Pat Travers, Ozzy Osbourne, and Whitesnake.
	www.nationmaster.com /encyclopedia/Pat-Travers (378 words)

	Dinosaur Rock Guitar
		Travers opens up with some right hand hammer-ons ala Billy Gibbons, before settling into some major pentatonic licks, which he reels off with a slashing, hacking pick attack.
		Travers has an extremely hard picking attack and a squeaky, biting edge to his lead sound, where the pick attack is very audible.
		Travers moves over to keys on this tune and hands the guitar reins to Thrall, who responds with some really nice stuff.
	www.dinosaurrockguitar.com /appreciation/Heat.shtml (1796 words)

	ElectricBasement.com - The Ultimate High Voltage Rock Resource (Site not responding. Last check: )
		I've been a Pat Travers fan for a couple of decades now, my first exposure to his work being a vinyl copy of his famous Live...Go for What you Know album.
		Pat got together with Carmine and bassist Uriah Duffy (with a small contribution from T.M. Stevens) to create It Takes a Lot of Balls, a good time bluesy rock album that flirts with a few different musical styles.
		One would be an original Pat Travers album, which I’m pretty sure I’m going to start working on that in December, January, and February.
	www.electricbasement.com /absolutenm/anmviewer.asp?a=172&z=10 (2209 words)

	Pat Travers Biography
		The success of the records meant that the demand for live Travers shows was enormous and rigorous years of touring followed.
		Pat’s undiminished popularity guarantees that he will always be recording or performing live somewhere in the world.
		At present he is finishing a new live cd with two original studio tracks and preparing to record a project with long time friend vocalist/bass player Glenn Hughes (Trapeze, Deep Purple, Hughes/Thrall, Black Sabbath).
	www.autographedtoyou.com /Pat-Travers-biography.htm (134 words)

	Pat Travers: Blues Tracks 2 / Don't Feed The Alligators - PopMatters Music Review
		Twenty years ago Pat Travers was circumnavigating the globe bringing his brand of Hendrix/Cream-inspired rock to anyone and everyone who'd listen.
		However, Pat Travers held his ground, refusing to compromise his music or his reputation in order to conform for the sake of commercial success.
		Travers also takes on the Hammond B-3 laden, Three Dog Night deep cut "I Can Hear You Calling", as well as providing a knockout wah-wah workout on Little Feat's "Spanish Moon" and a propulsive rendition of Buddy Miles' "Them Changes".
	www.popmatters.com /music/reviews/t/traverspat-blues.shtml (591 words)

	The Pat Travers Band / Y&T: Radio 1 Live in Concert / BBC Live in Concert - PopMatters Music Review
		Toronto guitarist Pat Travers moved to London in 1975 and aligned himself with kindred spirits Peter "Mars" Cowling (bass), Mick Dyche (guitar) and Clive Edwards (drums).
		However, the disc is dominated by the music of the band's second incarnation that features in addition to Travers and Cowling, two musicians that would, on the strength of their PTB reputations go on to even greater success.
		Guitarist Pat Thrall (Meatloaf) and drummer Tommy Aldridge (Ozzy Osbourne, Whitesnake) gave the The Pat Travers Band the kick it needed.
	www.popmatters.com /music/reviews/t/traverspat-radio.shtml (895 words)

	No Life Til Metal - CD Gallery - Pat Travers
		Pat Travers guitar licks and tricks are similar to contemporaries like Frank Marino and Robin Trower.
		Pat Travers "Crash and Burn" is blues-based hard rock with loads of raucous guitar and attitude.
		As with past Pat Travers albums, however, there are a large variety of sounds and styles.
	www.nolifetilmetal.com /pattravers.htm (599 words)

	Act Profile for - NiteLite Event Planning (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Travers himself turned his talents to songwriting, his music taking a more experimental turn, and being aided by other artists, including Scott Gorham.
		Guitarist Pat Thrall, who had been a member of Automatic Man, and Tommy Aldridge (drums), formerly of Black Oak Arkansas, were recruited to work on Heat In The Street, an extremely powerful album.
		In 1984 the line-up of Pat Marchino (drums), Barry Dunaway (bass), Jerry Riggs (guitar) and Travers released Hot Shot, an album that was not a commercial success.
	www.nitelitepromo.com /act-profile.asp?act=920 (318 words)

	Travers & Appice Bio (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Whenever rock icons like guitarist/vocalist Pat Travers and drummer Carmine Appice work together, enlisting the support of the ingenious all-round bassist, T.M. Stevens, into the bargain, the result is bound to be a technically accomplished masterpiece oozing sheer energy and power.
		Pat Travers proves to be not only an expert when it comes to dynamic power chords and fast solos, he also sprinkles in fantastic slide parts and demonstrates with ‘Stand Up’ that he knows his funk rock.
		Travers was born on April 12, 1954, in Toronto, Canada.
	www.availableentertainment.com /tabio.html (762 words)

	[Metal-Temple.com] Pat Travers - Heat In The Street (Review) (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Toronto born guitarist Pat Travers made quite an impression on the Rock scene in the late 70’s and early 80’s.
		Recorded in Miami, in the summer of 1978, Heat In The Street was the fourth Pat Travers album release, and the group’s first to feature new guitarist Pat Thrall and drummer Tommy Aldridge.
		The guitar styles of two Pats gelled beautifully; their immaculate harmonizing on such tracks as Prelude and One For Me And One For You is a joy to the ear.
	www.metal-temple.com /review.asp?id=516 (389 words)

	PAT TRAVERS: King Biscuit Flower Hour Presents (King Biscuit) (Site not responding. Last check: )
		In terms of radio popularity, Pat Travers was past his prime by the time this show was recorded.
		Still Travers and his band worked their way through a decent selection of tunes from his entire career up to that point.
		After opening with "Tonight," Pat and his band serve up inspired performances of "Killer" and "Life in London." As far as musicianship, the band is more than sufficient, however they're not as tight as Travers' late-70's group.
	www.thenightowl.com /reviews/ptravers.htm (354 words)

	kingcountyjournal.com - Puget Sounds: Pat Travers hopeful new CD will break unlucky streak (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Pat Travers has treated rock and roll better than rock and roll has treated him.
		Travers said, ``Next month, we're shooting a live concert at the House of Blues in Myrtle Beach.
		Travers never met his idol, but he came close.
	www.kingcountyjournal.com /sited/story/html/170682 (837 words)

	YouTube - Pat Travers - Hooked On Music 1976
		No wonder this is so tight!I,like the earlier commenter had the great privilege to open for Pat many times on the east coast back in the day and couldn't understand why such a great group of musicians were playing in such small venues!Pat was traveling around in a van pulling a small u-haul trailer!
		They were really fond memories for me and Pat and the guys were great to meet and hang out with!
		Pat Travers Jams with Gene Simmons and Family Jewels crew
	www.youtube.com /watch?v=zeE_1B9CEgk (438 words)

	Ernie Ball Forums - I just discovered Pat Travers...
		Any one out there who can provide some info on his best releases (he seems to have quite a catalog!) and where I might find some tab, I would be most grateful.
		I highly recommend a CD with Pat Travers on it.
		Pat Travers plays "Sunshine of your Love", and rips it up.
	www.ernieball.com /forums/showthread.php?p=36681 (470 words)

	BLABBERMOUTH.NET - PAT TRAVERS And CARMINE APPICE Hard At Work On New Album (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Guitarist Pat Travers and drummer Carmine Appice (VANILLA FUDGE, BLUE MURDER) are in the studio laying down tracks for their second CD, this time for Cleopatra Records.
		Added Travers, "After we played with Tony I was blown away and then Chuck played with us and I was blown away again.
		The accuracy of the information contained herein is neither confirmed nor guaranteed by Roadrunner Records, and the views and opinions of authors expressed on these pages do not necessarily state or reflect those of Roadrunner Records or its employees.
	www.roadrunnerrecords.com /blabbermouth.net/news.aspx?mode=Article&newsitemID=32565 (563 words)

	Amazon.ca: Music: P.T. Power Trio (Site not responding. Last check: )
		I have been a Pat Travers fan since 1980 and always looked forward to his new releases.
		Pat Travers has put together one of the hardest rocking "power trios" ever.
		One of Pat's claim to fame, in my humble opinion, lies in the fact that most of his early works, has at least one classic blues standard.
	www.amazon.ca /exec/obidos/ASIN/B0000950XQ (790 words)

	Clarence Clemons drummer KEITH CRONIN, formerly with Pat Travers
		Best known as the drummer behind artists like Clarence Clemons and Pat Travers, Keith Cronin's interest in drumming can probably be traced back to the 60's, when the TV show The Monkees became popular.
		In addition to studying under IU percussion great Wilber T. England, Keith also took private lessons with Kenny Aronoff, back in the days when a lesson with Kenny was an all-afternoon hang, after which he'd cook you some of his famous vegetarian spaghetti.
		In 1987, Keith landed the drum gig with guitar hero Pat Travers, whose previous drummers included Iron Maiden's Nicko McBrain, and Ozzy Osbourne's Tommy Aldridge.
	www.keithcronin.com /bio_music.html (688 words)

	Kasim Sulton with The Pat Travers Band Photos
		On Friday 14th March 2003, Kasim Sulton played his first gig as part of The Pat Travers Band at The Shark Club in Morristown, NJ.
		The third member of the group was Sandy Gennaro who Kasim used to play with in Joan Jett's band.
		He was able to play along with him by just watching Pat's hands on the guitar.
	www.kasiminfo.co.uk /Photos/Shark.html (337 words)

	Metal Invader - The True Metal Experience
		Actually i only played on one song and sang on one song, me and Pat did the whole record in LA. TM was in New Jersey..
		so it worked out well, Pat had an equal say in most everything, but I was involved in the CD, The tour, the dvd we made which is out in April and so on, But anything that we must decide on I would ask Pat for an equal decision..
		Pat is one of the best,.he has great sound, feel and great solos, his rhythm playing is one of the best and he has a great voice that fits my voice very well
	www.metal-invader.com /interviews_106.html (1312 words)

	Guitar Music 9 - Pat Travers "Best Of The Blues Plus Live!" (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Pat Travers, one of the staples of American blues/rock, presents a retrospective of his recent work titled
		This record captures Pat’s most incredible Blues Bureau International performances on the first eight tracks (taken from his first five BB CDs - "Blues Tracks", "Just A Touch", "Blues Magnet", "Halfway To Somewhere" and "Lookin' Up") as well as some of Pat’s most memorable live tracks.
		The classic live material comprises the last five cuts and was recorded in September of 1997 with Sean Shannon on drums and Kevin Rian on bass and vocals.
	www.guitar9.com /guitarmusic9/bestblueslive.html (218 words)

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