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We were stationed in Biloxi during katrina 😢

Insecurities won't get you pussy. Where is the pussy magnet in this vehicle ?

Bear?

Uncle kicks major ass. No if,ands or buts!

Ted! Kick ass,take no prisoners!

Watching during 2024 first Atlantic hurricane Beryl

🤘 O YEAH ! This double set does kick serious ass. Like you all, still play it and remember all those great yesterdays when killer tunes like G. W. Buffalo - Stranglehold - Free For All got us fired up. My other go - to live albums back in the day were Get Your Ya-Yas Out, Grand Funk's Caught In The Act, Hot Tuna's Double Dose, & Foghat Live (to name a few). Thanks for this fine instrumental Ted, glad your still rock'in loud & proud.

I was at the Dallas shows in 1976 and 1978 nothing short of amazing

Happy to hear, as a child growing up in Michigan, only to find out recorded in the great city of San Antonio Texas, where I now reside..thanks TED..Awesome

Uncle Ted amazing artist , man , American 🇺🇸 loves to kill stuff and eat it gotta love that rock and roll hero 🎸🎸💯🙏❤️ when I was as a kid I learned this song drove my mom CRAZY LOL the volume swells and sustain was the trick I played on a Ibanez artisan and a crate amp what a memory

nice - ha ha - I didn't like Ted when I was a kid. But, now that i'm a grumpy old man, I think he's pretty fu&&n' cool.

I just saw Uncle Ted live for the SEVENTH time in ORANGE GROVE,TEXAS! GREATNESS!

I came into work on Sunday to work the storm at the Biloxi VA. When we were released on Tuesday afternoon to go check on our homes, I drove up to the lighthouse and broke into tears. If the lighthouse could make it we could also.

Made me proud to wear a coon hat

A awesome song back then and awesome in current times

😮 Greetings from the coast of Mississippi and Twelve Oaks plantation. I survived Camille and Katrina. To this day, sidewalks leading to nowhere, still haunts me. Our coast is the Jewel of the South ❤

😮 Greetings from the coast of Mississippi and Twelve Oaks plantation. I survived Camille and Katrina. Sidewalks leading to nowhere, still haunts me. Our coast is the Jewel of South❤

😮 Greetings from the coast of Mississippi and Twelve Oaks plantation. I survived Camille and Katrina. To this day, sidewalks leading to nowhere still haunts me. Our coast is the Jewel of the South ❤

😮 Cajun greetings from coastal Mississippi and Twelve Oaks plantation. I survived Camille and Katrina. To this day I will never forget sidewalks leading to nowhere

Best of teddy my blood brother

This was my first Nugent album bought it when it first came out in 1978...seen him in may first and favorite concert

Cmon Ted lets unite we can all find some common ground..Biden and Tump Lets get TOGETHER man !

Not the full song But hey Let er rip tater chip

Still skin of a duck, if I hear the freequence at 5:00 min

I Remember Hurricane Katrina When I was 12 Back in 2005 We Just Stayed Over Mom's Friend House For 3 Days Til Katrina Move away & The Roads are Clear all The Sudden The City of Hattiesburg is Lost Power So Just Me, My Mom, & My Brother Go Get Some Gas To Stay Somewhere Maybe In Baton Rouge for 5 days til the Power comes back I'll never forget Katrina

Best Live ever!!!!1 TedThis as a Masterpiece as you know and the feedback is so awesome

One of the BEST live albums..hands down

63 and still Hibernating 😂😂😂

Yeah totally awesome album it's always my go to when I need to get my second wind energized again reborn!

Hi, Tabatha Toms 😜

This is still my number one favorite album. Yes, I am 61 yrs old and I love Uncle Ted. Soul, rhythm, blues, rock, power, just loaded with guitar talent.

Shirts in Octobre? It's a tidbit nippley outside. It's a bit much 😊😅😊😊

Does anyone out there know how much Shakespeare wrote of repentance... ???

35 foot Storm Surge who expects that .

Remember seeing Casino's being gone and sand on the roadway months after Katrina drove down for a Funeral of an Uncle in law

Is everybody living it up so far. Brent.

2.1 thousand because people are blind of the amazing talent of the great ted nugent. MR GREAT UNCLE TED BEAR

This series had me in tears watching what some people went through and I know it was far far worse than what they showed here. 💔

I don't care what anybody says about uncle said he didn't do anything that most of our politicians didn't do as well

Gulfport smelled of death, it looked like a atom bomb went off. fires started soon after debris dried out. The coroner told me stories you would never want to hear. Drivers of front end loaders moving debris found bodies and couldn't work afterwards. My clothes had to be burned before going home. I volunteered as emergency disaster relief and had PTSD for weeks afterwards. I would come home from work and sit and look at the TV turned off till it was time for bed.

Unfortunately, the man from the 2:44 mark is still homeless to this day and I saw him on his bicycle yesterday.

Yep, I remember being stationed on the USS Yorktown CG-48 (April 2003-December 2004) and Naval Construction Battalion Center NMCB-1 (January 2005-November 2007) during that time. I have been here in Gulfport ever since.

I missed that concert to young but I still listen to his music 🎶

I was here for Katrina lived in MS my whole life. I was in the fire department at the time. This was an absolutely awful experience and to this day I will evacuate I will never stay for another storm that is Cat 2 or above. The weeks and months that followed were some of the hardest times we've ever endured. Makes me mad that we get looked over when they talk about Katrina. We had 28 to 30 feet of water where I was. If you have to question whether to evacuate, just go. Yes it's expensive and time consuming but your life is worth more.

I was here for Katrina lived in MS my whole life. I was in the fire department at the time. This was an absolutely awful experience and to this day I will evacuate I will never stay for another storm that is Cat 2 or above. The weeks and months that followed were some of the hardest times we've ever endured. Makes me mad that we get looked over when they talk about Katrina. We had 28 to 30 feet of water where I was. If you have to question whether to evacuate, just go. Yes it's expensive and time consuming but your life is worth more.

I was here for Katrina lived in MS my whole life. I was in the fire department at the time. This was an absolutely awful experience and to this day I will evacuate I will never stay for another storm that is Cat 2 or above. The weeks and months that followed were some of the hardest times we've ever endured. Makes me mad that we get looked over when they talk about Katrina. We had 28 to 30 feet of water where I was. If you have to question whether to evacuate, just go. Yes it's expensive and time consuming but your life is worth more.

Next time gtfo town.

All together to much, don't forget that name friends! 1:25

If you don’t play this on great big speakers you are missing out on the Ted experience 4:42

go to 4:30 to get past his yap