Pat Travers: Can Do (180g) auf 2 LPs

"Allo, music lovers…, From the streets of Toronto, to the streets of London, now, here to kick your ass… The Pat Travers Band!!“
Wir haben 1979 und die Pat Travers Band hat sich gerade erst mit ihrem Live- Album „Live! Go For What You Know“ der Welt vorgestellt, die schon bald als eine der besten und heißesten Live-Rock-Alben, die jemals auf Vinyl erschienen sind, werden sollte. „Live! Go For What You Know“ war ein riesen Erfolg und wurde von Musikern, Fans und Musikkritikern gleichermaßen gefeiert. Es war energisch. Es war elektrisch. Es war ein Musikalisches Feuerwerk. Das Album, wie die Kanadier selber, nahmen Einfluss auf eine ganze Generation.

Patrick Henry Travers lieferte ein Klasse Album nach dem nächsten ab. Vom powervollen, rockigem Sound der 70er, mit welchem er seine Karriere startete, über eleganten Melodic Rock der 80er bis zur bluesigen Zeit in den 90igern. Auch als sich die zweite Dekade des neuen Millenniums näherte, dachten Pat und Band nicht ans Aufhören. Die Zukunft war sicher in den acht Händen von Mr. Travers, dem zweiten Gitarrist Kirk McKim, Bassist Rodney O’Quinn und Schlagzeuger Sandy Gennaro.

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“When I was contacted by Frontiers to record a new original studio album they asked me if I could create some music reminiscent of my earlier albums that were done in the U. K. and South Florida in the late ‘70’s early ‘80’s.” says Pat. “What made those records different was that I was allowed the luxury of spending some time in the studio without any outside influences and that’s when I could get really creative. Frontiers Records let me have the time I needed to work on the songs and production. Also the beginning of 2012 was a particularly creative period for me and I believe I have written some of my best material ever for ’Can Do’: a classic PT record!

"Can Do" out in July Canadian Guitar Hero PAT TRAVERS returns to Hard Rock with "Can Do" out in July on Frontiers Frontiers Records is pleased to announce the release of PAT TRAVERS BAND brand new original album "Can Do" due out for release on July 5th in Europe and July 9th in North America. Toronto born Pat Travers has delivered one tasty release after another in his over 37 years career in music. From the powerhouse, rockin’ 70’s sound of such albums as "Heat in the Street" and "Makin’ Magic", to the classy melodic eighties rock before a blues period in the nineties, Pat has always kept a high standard for his musical output. “When I was contacted by Frontiers to record a new original studio album they asked me if I could create some music reminiscent of my earlier albums that were done in the U. K. and South Florida in the late ‘70’s early ‘80’s.” says Pat. “What made those records different was that I was allowed the luxury of spending some time in the studio without any outside influences and that’s when I could get really creative. Frontiers Records let me have the time I needed to work on the songs and production. Also the beginning of 2012 was a particularly creative period for me and I believe I have written some of my best material ever for ‘Can Do’”.

Since the second decade of the Millennium dawned, Pat and his Band show no sign of letting up. The proof of the future are safe in the eight hands of Mr. Travers, second guitarist Kirk McKim, Bassist Rodney O’Quinn and longtime sticksman, Sandy Gennaro. “We had a fantastic collaboration and I felt very comfortable when tracking the new music. I really feel that the sound and production and also the quality of the songs and performances make this what I think my fans are going to call “A classic PT record” says Pat.

This Pat Travers Band is also one seriously tight rockin’ unit, and live, they always deliver. From the streets of Toronto, to the streets of London, to the streets of the World, now, here to kick your ass… The Pat Travers Band!!

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"CAN DO wartet mit ausschließlich großen Songs auf, die mal straight, dann wieder bluesig aus den Boxen schallen. Und alles mit einem anständigen Härtegrad garniert." (Good Times, August / September 2013)