Ted’s a Man of Many Specialties
August 15, 2017See for yourself when Ted guests on
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Check out some of the awesome photos being taken during Ted's 2016 Sonic Baptizm tour as it rolls across America in the brand new Sonic Baptizm 2016 Tour Photo Gallery, exclusively on TedNugent.com. Check back often as new photos are constantly being added!
BY: Donna Balancia
Ted Nugent had audiences applauding wildly and jumping for joy during the Southern California swing of his Sonic Baptizm Tour. Now it’s on to the East Coast.
Since the 1970s, the 67-year-old “Motor City Madman” from Detroit has been rocking harder than most of his peers. His wild antics and promotional stunts have enabled him to cash in handsomely on his musical talent. But this guy isn’t blowing smoke or hiding behind his politics. Nugent’s guitar playing is amazing and his voice is strong and clear.
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The Trunk Nation welcomes TED NUGENT to “Eddie Trunk Live!”
Arguably THE most respected personality in Hard Rock & Heavy Metal programming, veteran host Eddie Trunk interviews TED NUGENT on “Eddie Trunk Live” during an all-new, extended session!
Tune in Monday, July 11 at 7 pm Eastern on Sirius XM Satellite Radio Channel 39, or listen online at www.knac.com.
By: Ted Nugent
NO VACANCY! No room at the inn! FullUp! I’m sorry, we are plum overloaded here, you will have to find somewhere else to live.
With more deer, cougar, bear, wild turkey, geese and other game in North America than ever in recorded history, the expansive wildlife habitat across the land is filled to the max with every critter it can possibly support.
There simply is No Vacancy!
Even elk, bison and in some regions, moose, wild sheep and pronghorn are currently in numbers better than in more than 100 years. I am convinced that these are indeed the good old days of hunting in America.
There is, in reality, no place in North America that can handle any more deer, elk, bison, cougar or most game critters. The habitat is literally full-up.
This past season I had the best dove hunting, squirrel hunting, waterfowl hunting, deerhunting and bear hunting I have had in more than 60 years of chasing critters. I had so much fun I could hardly stand myself!
As I gear up for my Sonic Baptizm tour across America all summer long preparing to perform my 6,574th concert, I have to come to grips with the fact that I won’t be able to hunt with my beloved dogs every day for a while. I won’t be able to check my trapline every morning, hunt hogs, exotics and varmints, or take my daily walks in my sacred swamps and woodlands or commune with the precious wildlife that gives me so much life.
By: Ted Nugent
The great Dirty Harry once eloquently and profoundly stated; “A good man has to know his limitations.” A voice from the other side also happened to state a valuable life truism when Al Capone railed; “Enthusiasms! A man has got to have enthusiasms.”
Well, that there pretty much covers the gamut of important guiding lessons in life, does it not?
With nearly 68 incredible years of sharing very special campfires with great families across this country, it really doesn’t take much deep thinking to grasp the self-evident truth of logic and commonsense all around us, but when a segment of society goes off the deep end of insanity and dares to claim that the animals that feed and clothe mankind somehow possess the same rights as people, you know we are in trouble as a species.
It is bad enough that such crazy dishonesty exists anywhere, but when this lunacy that equates cartoon characters to wildlife actually affects policy and laws regulating living, breathing, flesh and blood creatures on our farms, ranches and in the wild, and the sustenance for human existence overall, then a serious paradigm shift must take place at the hands of educated, honest caring people everywhere.
So ladies and gentlemen, boys and girls, I give you the presidential election 2016 in the United States of America. For those of us paying attention and actually performing our critical we the people responsibilities, the life and death importance of November 2016 transcends our love for the rut and pretty much everything else worthwhile.
By: Ted Nugent
As great, generous, caring, giving, loving, volunteering Americans prepare for our 26th annual summer celebration of the mighty Ted Nugent Kamp for Kids charity events across the hinterland, I stand in awe at the level of incredible hard work, dedication and sacrifice so many people endeavor for the benefit of America’s future generation of conservationists and sporters.
Sure, the organization has my greasy, loud and proud rock-n-roll name attached to it, but be it known by all good people everywhere that the real success and powerful positive impact our Kamp has had on so many children all these years is a direct result of the army of very special people who bust their humps to make it happen every year. As always, when great things happen, there is an army of all- American, gungho, we the people volunteers that know no limits to the Herculean efforts necessary to put incredibly difficult logistics together in order to benefit others.
That, my friends, defines The American Way that we all know and love. God bless America!
There are many amazing charities across America where great families guide and mentor children in the ways of the wild, and to all of them, a huge SALUTE on behalf of all good and smart people who understand the critical importance of hands-on outdoor lifestyle education in this strange and bizarre world of political correctness against all the good stuff.
By: Ted Nugent
I ain’t got time for make believing. My time is short but I’m here to stay. No politics will cure the grieving. I’ll choose my life and I’ll choose it my way.
Just like the wolf I’m getting hungry. The law of the land it is my will. I ain’t got time for staying angry, but I’ve got the time to make a kill.
And I live my life tooth, fang and claw. I live my life and I live it my way.
Watch me live tooth, fang and claw, and watch me live an extra day.
The red man walked his sacred hillside. The black man run through his Africa. My daddy stalked the amber prairies and we all got to live by nature’s law.
I live my life tooth, fang and claw. I live my life and I live it my way.
Watch me live tooth, fang and claw, and watch me live an extra day.
Don’t you worry about me, I can and I will survive.
Running with the pack, like the lone wolf I am alive.
And like my forefathers before me I can use my own two hands.
You better believe me I can live off the land.
By: Ted Nugent
ASK UNCLE TED
Rule #1-Respect your elders. At my age (67.4 hyper years) this can definitely come in rather handy since the largest percentage of my fellow man is noticeably younger than old, feeble, yet eternally dangerous me.
Based on the many millions of wonderful folk around the world I get to communicate with every day on my electronic facebook campfire, I sincerely thank all of you for the gushing respect we share on so many issues on this modern social media communication network phenomenon.
Afterall, communication is everything as far as I’m concerned, particularly in this dastardly culture war brought on by so many years of failed communication by so many we the people Americans.
Everyone paying attention knows all too well that the tip of the culture war spear is hunting rights and gun rights and I’ve been dead-center in the middle of this embarrassing fray since the 1960s.
But a brief visit to my facebook will shine a powerful light on the widespread celebration of self-evident truth, logic, commonsense and The American Way lifestyle, regardless of whether one hunts or owns guns themselves.
For the most part, truth is truth, logic is logic and commonsense is common and sensible, thank God.
By: Ted Nugent
I’ve never watched goofy soap operas or so called “reality” TV shows. What could possibly be interesting or entertaining about some made-up silliness that has no basis in the real world? At least Dirty Harry made sense.
I’ve actually got a rather amazing real life that keeps me busy, inspired, motivated and engaged. Afterall, I dare to believe that this sacred experiment in self-government includes guitar players from Detroit who run hunting operations in Texas, so my plate has been full and overflowing for more than 60 years.
God bless America!
And who needs crazy television shows when none of them could possibly compete in the theater of the absurd with the daily insanity running amok before our very eyes in America today?
Rod Serling wouldn’t have come up with anything more outrageous for a mind bending episode of The Twilight Zone than what transpires each and every hour across the globe these days.
By: Ted Nugent I’ve never watched goofy soap operas or so-called “reality” TV shows. What could possibly be interesting or entertaining about some made-up silliness that has no basis in the real world? At least “Dirty Harry” made sense. I’ve...
By: Ted Nugent Open, honest communication, sharing historical evidence, logic, self-evident truth, common sense and how they relate to current events is the only remedy for ignorance, confusion and denial. That being said, I have found over 67.4 years that...
By: Ted Nugent Only cowards, idiots, left-wing dopes, psychotic excuse-makers, spineless hand-wringers and appeasing, stinky hippie Bernie sheep intentionally drown themselves in buckets of politically correct spit. They have been doing their best to drag the USA down to their...
By: Ted Nugent
Division: You know, the proper and intelligent separation of differing ideas, choices, right and wrong, good and evil, law and order versus crime, cats and dogs, lions and lambs, my greasy BBQ and some vegan’s seaweed, common-sense stuff like that. In most cases, division is not only a good thing, but essentially desirable in order to achieve meaningful quality of life for individual and diverse choices in life.
For example, in my exciting, industrious life as a musician, I have always intentionally divided myself from stoned, irresponsible, slobbering, suicidal, inept, stinky hippies and low-man-on-the-totem pole, half-baked musicians that just don’t cut the mustard.
Why on earth would anyone want to “unite” with such counterproductive humanity?
In spite of the late not-so-great Rodney King’s goofy, fantasyland mantra, intentional, smart-choice division is why we have jails and prisons. It is always a good idea to divide the good from the bad and the ugly.
Here, let the guitar player help. You know I’m here to help, right? Tell me you have faith in the old MotorCity Madman when I tell you that I sincerely want to resuscitate the fumbling, bumbling, stumbling, staggering, stammering, gagging, ailing, deaf, dumb and blind GOP and help lead them back on track to self-evident truth, logic, common sense, accountability and that good old long ago GOP American Way.
For the life of me, I have never been more confused in my 67 years of clean and sober logic-driven American Dream. I mention 67 years clean and sober to emphasize why I don’t need to nor cannot use the mind-rotting substance abuse excuse that obviously plagues so many of my fellow Americans as they fumble about like gaffed tuna on a sunlit beach.
The enemies of America are masters at lying and deception. If you are going to study and believe in Saul Alinsky as they do (you know, the author whose book was dedicated to Satan, a book that’s the bible to Clinton, Obama et al.), you can’t do any better than the leftist scamgang over at the freaky Huffington Post and the smoke-and-mirrors freedom haters at moveon.org, Media Matters, Salon or the always putrid Southern Poverty Law Center. (Funny how they aren’t southern, engineer poverty, and defy law. In fact, there is nothing center about them as they wallow in the bizzarro world of crazed hate, dishonesty and abject leftism.)
A word to the embarrassing, clueless young people who believe Sen. Sanders is their ticket to prosperity: There is no free lunch.
Old Bernie is scamming young people with his “democratic socialism” and politically correct, fantasy-driven, feel-good “fairness” tripe. Regretfully, too few of our young people have the worldly know-how or basic economic smarts to see that his dusty ideas are historically proven to be dangerous, beyond dumb and potentially even deadly.
As a large, in charge, Motown black man my bad-self, who honed my Sonic Baptizm, soul-cleansing soulmusic on the greasy rhythm and blues of the musical funk and roll gods James Brown and Chuck Berry et al., and who learned and then perfected the fine art of American defiance from my hero Rosa Parks, I continue to celebrate nonstop all things good and black.
Meet Ted Nugent at the Kentucky Expo Center in Louisville for his must-see seminar: 2016 Election—Do or Die for America & Freedom.
Ted will expound upon significant threats to America, freedom, and our sacred Second Amendment rights as only he can. It may be the most important presentation of the expo—and you have the chance to be part of it. Autograph Session to follow!
It’s happening Sunday, May 22 at 12:30 pm EST. For more information on the Annual Meetings and Exhibits, visit NRAam.org.
By: Ted Nugent
Thinking, knowledgeable, educated people who actually pay attention to the world around us recoil in abject horror every time we witness a Democrat speak. It is unfathomable to logically consider anything they stand for. If God indeed works in mysterious ways, liberal Democrats will go down in history as the ultimate mystery. These people are a strange, dangerous subspecies for sure.
By: Ted Nugent
As we jettison passionately into making this new year, 2016, the best year of our lives, we must constantly remind ourselves as Americans, as hunters and as freedom lovers that freedom is not free. As hardcore hunters celebrating this cherished lifestyle, nobody knows better than we do how this unique hands-on conservation lifestyle represents the essence of American freedom to own land, keep and bear arms, own the wildlife, to pursue our own individual happiness and to be financially compensated based on work ethic, sacrifice, risk taking and never giving up.