2024 Sealed Ted Nugent & The Amboy Dukes Tooth Fang & Claw (Red Marble Vinyl)New

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2024 Sealed Ted Nugent & The Amboy Dukes Tooth Fang & Claw (Red Marble Vinyl)New. 2024 US limited edition 8-track RED MARBLE coloured vinyl LP. On PURPLE PYRAMID RECORDS label. Catalog No: CLO 5372. Barcode: 889466537219. Reissue of the vicious 1974 album from superstar guitarist Ted Nugent and his razor-sharp backing band, the Amboy Dukes. Nugent has never sounded as off-the-leash as he does here, releasing fiery riffs and solos that would pave the way for his meteoric solo career that would be launching just a few years later. Includes exclusive, detailed liner notes from celebrated rock journalist Dave Thompson.

TRACKLIST:

A1. Lady Luck

A2. Living In The Woods

A3. Hibernation

B1. Free Flight

B2. Maybelline

B3. The Great White Buffalo

B4. Sasha

B5. No Holds Barred

Condition: BRAND NEW - SEALED

This is the Ted Nugent's Amboy Dukes album Tooth, Fang & Claw on a red marble vinyl LP. It was originally released in 1974. The album is considered a hard rock classic and marked a shift in the band's musical direction. The LP in the image is a limited edition 2024 reissue. It features 8 songs, including "Lady Luck" and "Living in the Woods. The Amboy Dukes were an American rock band best known for launching the career of legendary guitarist Ted Nugent and their 1968 psychedelic hit single, "Journey to the Center of the Mind". Formed in 1964 in Chicago and later based in Detroit, the band underwent numerous personnel changes throughout its existence, with Nugent remaining the sole constant member. Band History and Style. Formation and Name: Ted Nugent formed the first incarnation of the band in Chicago, borrowing the name from a defunct Detroit R&B group (which itself was named after a 1950s novel about a street gang). Musical Style: The band's sound evolved from blues- oriented garage rock on their debut album to psychedelic and hard rock, and even proto- metal on later releases. Despite their "acid rock" classification by some, the fiercely anti-drug Nugent claimed the title of their hit single, "Journey to the Center of the Mind," referred to looking inward rather than drug use. Key Members and Conflicts: The original 1967 lineup included John Drake (vocals), Steve Farmer (rhythm guitar, primary lyricist), Bill White (bass), Rick Lober (keyboards), Dave Palmer (drums), and Ted Nugent (lead guitar). Conflicts, largely stemming from drug use issues among some members (like farmer and later vocalist Rusty Day) and Nugent's straight-edge lifestyle, led to frequent lineup changes. Transition and Disbandment: By the early 1970s, as Nugent assumed greater creative control, the band was billed as "Ted Nugent & the Amboy Dukes." After the final album, Tooth, Fang & Claw, in 1974, Nugent decided to pursue a solo career, effectively retiring the band name in 1975 and achieving multi-platinum success. The band was inducted into the Michigan Rock and Roll Legends Hall of Fame in 2008, and the original members reunited for a performance in 2009 to receive a distinguished achievement award.