Pat Travers

 

Artist:   Pat Travers
Birth Name:  Patrick Henry Travers
Born:  April 12, 1954.  Toronto, Ontario, Canada.
Genre:   Hard Rock, Heavy Metal, Blues Rock
Occupations:  Musician, Songwriter
Instruments:   Guitar, Keyboards, Vocals

Pat Travers is a Canadian Rock Guitarist, he was studying the top Guitar Heroes such as Jimi Hendrix, Eric Clapton, Jeff Beck, Jimmy Page ETC. He has his own band The Pat Travers consisted of many well-know musicians such as Pat Thrall (Ex Hughes/Thrall, and Asia), Tommy Aldridge (Ex Black Oak Arkansas, Pat Travers Band, Gary Moore, Ozzy Osbourne, Motorhead, Whitesnake, Thin Lizzy, Ted Nugent, Vinnie Moore and Hear 'N Aid ), Nicko McBrain (Ex Trust, Iron Maiden Streetwalkers The Entire) Mick Dyche ( Ex Sniff 'n' The Tears), Peter "Mars" Cowling (Ex Gnidrolog and the Flying Hat Band), Barry Dunaway (Ex Whiteface Band, Yngwie Malmsteen, Saraya, and Survivor), Jerry Riggs (Ex The Riggs), Carmine Appice (Ex Vanilla Fudge, Cactus, Beck, Bogert & Appice, Ted Nugent, Pink Floyd, DNA, King Kobra, Blue Murder, Mother's Army, Travers & Appice, KGB, Ozzy Osbourne, Rod Stewart, and  Marty Friedman, DBA and Hear 'n' Aid), Michael Shrieve (Ex Santana).

Title:  Blues On Fire  (2012)

Genre:   Hard Rock, Heavy Metal, Blues Rock

Label:  Purple Pyramid Records

Rating:   *****

Format:  CD

Tracks:

 1.  Black Dog Blues  (3:39)

 2.  Nobody's Fault But Mine  (3:18)

 3.  Back Water Blues  (5:06)

 4.  Meat Shakin' Woman  (3:49)

 5.  Easy Rider Blues  (3:08)

 6.  Nobody Knows You When You're Down And Out  (3:07)

 7.  Bulldozer Blues  (4:40)

 8.  You Can't Get That Stuff No More  (4:39)

 9.  Dark Night Blues  (4:24)

10. Rock Island Blues  (3:13)

11. Jailhouse Blues  (4:17)

12. Death Letter  (4:52)

Personnel:

Pat Travers:  Guitars, Bass, Vocals

Doug Bare:  Organ, Piano

Carl Cleaver:  Piano

Sean Shannon:  Drums

Blues On Fire is the 2012 studio album by Pat Travers, was released on July 31, 2012 by Purple Pyramid Records/Cleopatra Records, consisted of covers of Blues Songs from the 1920s.