Ted Nugent - Cat Scratch Fever 1977

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Genre........: Rock

# Of Songs...: 10

Size.........: 55,2 MB

Quality......: 192kbps/44,1kHz



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Track Time

01.Cat Scratch Fever 03:40
02.Wang Dang Sweet Poontang 03:17
03.Death by Misadventure 03:31
04.Live it Up 04:01
05.Home Bound 04:43
06.Workin' Hard, Playin' Hard 05:44
07.Sweet Sally 02:34
08.A Thousand Knives 04:48
09.Fist Fightin' Son of A Gun 02:51
10.Out of Control 03:27

38:36 min




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Despite becoming one of the rock's biggest concert
attractions, Ted Nugent needed that one album and single
that would break through in a big way, and the 1977 album
and single of the same name, Cat Scratch Fever, did the
trick. Cat Scratch Fever matched the focused ferocity of
Nugent's excellent 1975 debut (due to singer Derek St.
Holmes' re-entry into the band), featuring another
first-rate set of brash hard rockers. While the title
track is a certified classic anthem (the only solo-Nugent
single to crack the Top 30), other tracks are just as
delightful, such as the oh so subtle "Wang Dang Sweet
Poontang." Further standouts include such underrated
compositions as "Live It Up," "Workin' Hard, Playin'
Hard," and "Out of Control," plus the exquisitely melodic
instrumental "Home Bound," which the Beastie Boys would
sample on their 1992 mega-hit album Check Your Head (the
track "The Biz vs. the Nuge"). A Top 20 release, Cat
Scratch Fever was the last Nugent release to feature his
original solo band, (St. Holmes, along with bassist Rob
Grange, left for good in 1978). And while he enjoyed
further chart success with such titles as Weekend
Warriors and Double Live Gonzo, many consider Cat Scratch
Fever to be Ted Nugent's finest hour.