Amboy Dukes, The Journey to the Center of the Mind. + Informações

The most anticipated song of The Amboy Dukes Reunion trilogy from the 2009 Detroit Music Awards. "Journey to the Center of the Mind" is a fan favorite like no other and you could tell Ted certainly appreciated that fact. He played with reckless abandon and tongue wagging swashbuckling demeanor only Ted Nugent could muster. Steve Farmer also got into the tongue wagging spirit of the moment. The lighting and staging at The Fillmore in Detroit was superb. Kudos to The Motor City Music Foundation for putting on a great show with first class atmosphere. The Amboy Dukes featured Ted Nugent on lead guitar, Andy Solomon on Hammond B 3, Rick Lober keyboards, Steve Farmer rhythm guitar, Jim Butler drums, John Drake lead vocal, Bill White bass. Shot and edited with high definition micro cams dispersed throughout the theater by Brother Crimewave, Julie Pulgini and Dan Boyd Wizard of Livonia. + Informações

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Amboy Dukes perform Journey To The Center Of The Mind. + Informações

The 2009 Detroit Music Awards put on by the Motor City Music Foundation was well attended by a wide variety of industry professionals. It was definitely the place to be on Friday night with numerous sightings of local celebs and music aficionados. The 18th annual awards show featured 10 categories of music, a Motown 50th Anniversary Revue, a tribute to Ron Asheton by Powertrane featuring Scott Morgan, Hiawatha Bailey, Chris "Box" Taylor and Al King. The evening also featured a tribute to Lyman Woodard and the Woodard Organization who was a Detroit legend for many decades. The highlight of the night was certainly the long overdue reunion of the psychedelic group The Amboy Dukes organized by the legendary outspoken gun toting monster truck driving rocker Ted Nugent. Ted may be showing signs of his age but his licks on the guitar are sharp as ever. The Amboy Dukes featured Ted Nugent on lead guitar, Andy Solomon on Hammond B 3, Rick Lober on keyboards, Steve Farmer on rhythm guitar, Jim Butler on drums and John Drake on vocals, Bill White on bass. The original drummer David Palmer has not played drums in years so he wasn't there for the reunion. Greg Arama died in a motorcycle accident in 1979. Bill White who played bass on the first album and wrote most of the bass parts to the next record Journey was drafted and went off to Nam and that's when Arama stepped in. So it really was as close to the original Amboy Dukes as possible. Also sitting in on the drums for the third .... + Informações

From their album "Migration", their 3rd album, which was released 1968 Line-up: Rusty Day (Russell Edward Davidson) (vocals, harmonica) ex-Rusty Day & The Midnighters, Ted Nugent (lead guitar, vocals), Steve Farmer (guitar, vocals), Andy Solomon (keyboard, sax, vocals), Greg Arama (bass), Dave Palmer (drums). + Informações

Original MainstreamRecords #684 Debut 6/29/1968 and peaked at #16 on the Billboard Hot 100 Chart. This is one of my first records purchased originally at the Two Guys discount dept. store's record dept. in Middletown, NJ. Price was 77 cents. I purchased this record at the same time as the record "Pictures of Matchstick Men", which I also have posted. For more great music like this, tune into REWOUND Radio found here: rewoundradio.com Channel WABCRADIO77 is a proud supporter of the "Oldies Message Board" found at this link: www.oldiesboard.com If you like oldies music, then please check out the message board, for that is where many oldies fans are "hanging out" and posting lots of cool stuff about the music you love! Channel WABCRADIO77 is a proud supporter of the "Oldies Message Board" found at this link www.oldiesboard.com If you like oldies music, then please check out the message board, for that is where many oldies fans are "hanging out" and posting lots of cool stuff about the music you love!. + Informações

From the 1969 album, "Marriage on the Rocks/Rock Bottom". This is a rare Amboy Dukes album that often gets overlooked. Great stuff! Some of Ted's finest moments captured on this album. Produced by Eddie Kramer. December 1969 Song Title: Marriage Part 1: Man Part 2: Woman Part 3: Music Ted Nugent - Guitar Greg Arama - Bass Andy Solomon - Keyboards Dave Palmer - Drums. + Informações

From the 1973 album CALL OF THE WILD. It was their 8th studio album and 1st with Frank Zappa's record label DiscReet. Ted Nugent - Guitars Rob Grange - Bass Andy Jezowski - Lead Vocals Vic Mastrianni - Drums, Vocals Gabriel Magno - Keys, Flute. + Informações

From Ted's Tooth, Fang, & Claw album, this is a great track featuring Ted, Vic Mastrianni on drums, and Rob Grange on bass. If you can find this CD, buy it - it's a great album!. + Informações

1970 on Polydor records. This track is from the 5th album by The Amboy Dukes called Marriage On The Rocks / Rock Bottom. The band were from Detroit and the singer / guitarist is Ted Nugent. More famous for their psychedelic track Journey To The Centre Of The Mind.. + Informações

Survival of the Fittest Live Released 1971 Recorded The Eastown Theater in Detroit, MI, July 31 and August 1, 1970. + Informações

Amboy Dukes perform Prodical Man from their Migration album. + Informações

From their album "Journey to the Center of the Mind" which was released 1968 on Mainstream Records. 00:00 - Missionary Mary 02:35 - I'll Prove I'm Right Line-up: John Drake (vocals), Ted Nugent (lead guitar, vocals), Steve Farmer (guitar, vocals), Rick Lober (keyboard), Bill White (bass), Dave Palmer (drums). + Informações

"Jenny Take A Ride" was the third song of the set of the long overdue reunion of the psychedelic group The Amboy Dukes organized by the legendary outspoken gun toting monster truck driving Detroit rocker Ted Nugent. The Amboy Dukes were presented with the Distinguished Achievement Award and featured guest drummer Johnny "Bee" Badanjek from Mitch Ryder and the Detroit Wheels sitting in with Ted Nugent on lead guitar, Andy Solomon on Hammond B 3, Rick Lober on keyboards, Steve Farmer on rhythm guitar, Jim Butler on drums, John Drake on vocals and Bill White on bass. Thanks to the Motor City Music Foundation and the Detroit Music Awards for putting on a great show.. + Informações

Great song by Ted - a Tribute to the Natives and their Inner Magic Circle. + Informações

The title track from the album "Call of the Wild" - 1973 Actual time length - 4:51, not 8:55. "There's a ringing in my ear and I think it's the Call of the Wild!" GO AND BUY THE ALBUM!. + Informações

Amboy Dukes - Surrender to your king se retrouve sur l'album journey to the center of the mind parue en 1968. Taken from the album journey to the center of the mind release in 1968.. + Informações

Down On Phillips Estalator The Amboy Dukes 1967. + Informações

From the album "Tooth, Fang and Claw" (1974) A nice acoustic song, with Ted on vocals.. + Informações

A cool psychedelic song from their 1st album (1967). + Informações

I do not own the copyright to this recording so if it needs to be removed, I will remove it. This video is for entertainment purposes only Composed by Jack Bruce & Peter Brown John Drake:Lead Vocals Ted Nugent:Lead Guitar Steve Farmer:Guitar Rick Lober:Keyboards Bill White:Bass Dave Palmer:Drums Group backing vocals Recorded probably in Detroit, MI. 1967 Originally issued on the 1967 album "The Amboy Dukes" (Mainstream 56104 (mono)/S/6104 (stereo) (LP) This recording taken from the 1976 album "The Amboy Dukes:Journeys and Migrations" (Mainstream 801) (2LP Set). + Informações

Early psychedelic stuff from the Amboy Dukes.. + Informações

Nuggets: Original Artyfacts from the first psychedelic era 1965 - 1968 Album produced, programmed and annotated by Lenny Kaye Concept: Jac Holzman Cover art; Kelly Mouse Studios This album was originally released as Elektra & is dedicated to all the faithful fans and friends.. + Informações