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Growing up in the 80s, Tesla immediately grew on me. They played such great rock and roll music that just jammed. No gimmicks, no fake attitudes, very true to the music and to themselves. Loved the 5-man acoustical jam (unplugged) album… still cracks me up to hear Keith say “it’s #%&@ing hot in here… turn on the air conditioner or these people are going to kill you!” Unlike so many of the other bands of that era, Tesla doesn’t get old to me. Still sounds good today and still makes me feel so good while listening to them. Thanks guys!

It sounds like my love of rock, starting with the Beatles on Ed Sullivan.

Thank you Ricky

One of the best front men in southern rock

South bay cities. That song should've been a huge hit.

Rickey only gave lip service to the great Blackfoot, name checking just one of their six albums "Strikes". Blackfoot was a terrific southern hard rock band. WTF?

Right on Tom, you sound like me with the Beatles and the Monkee's, lol., but didn't stay there long. I didn't realize you were singing alot of these songs and that's a whole other thing to be able to do with guitar. I'm going to go back a delve deeper into your work. Thanks Tom, Peace 🕊️

BOOP BOOP...OUT GO THE LIGHTS ❤

That is one face job gone wrong..

"Wait" always transports me back to the summer of 1987

dude's face looks like a Halloween mask

Cindy. “The capital of Louisiana”

First time I've heard the chimney brush story. So Ozzy was fucked up from coal dust, all the (actual) heavy metals. It wasn't _just_ the drugs. Hilarious that Iommi almost got passed over and Geezer switched.

I was always surprised that Barry didn't get picked up by a big band after Angel- he was such a killer drummer.

RIP victims of Station Night club fire

I LOVE his voice. I think he has the best vocals in rock. ❤

It's really unfortunate how poorly Tommy feels about his time with BOA.

Pat looks like a more weathered and beat up Jeff Beck

I love Jerry. Thank god he's still with us! Also, his drumming on "lies in the sand" is amazing!

It would be a honor to meet you.

I meet Toy in Las Vegas in I think 1990 . We talked. He showed me the songs he wrote. It was the day before Thanksgiving. He was in Vagas. He had a sm tralior on nellas boulevard. He had a early in side his fenced yard, and a black vet, parked on the out side of his fence. He was driveing a small new white car. It broke my heart when I heard he had passed. He talked about his love for his family. He seemed to be a man that was always there for his family, when ever they needed him. I miss him and was honored, he trusted me and felt comfortable enough to talk to me. It could of been in 1991 a day before Thanksgiving. That's one time I'll always remember

Love him. He's laughing. And appreciating.

Gildays music store -Plesantville NJ 1978

Grew up In JVille when wape was on the am band. The Greaseman was the best DJ/radio personality , he played all kinds of music!! Heard Blackfoot first on the am then Jax got a killer rock station 104.5. Too bad all these stations have gone away.

I heard back in the early 2000's Punky owned some tanning salons in Northern Virginia. Can't tell if that is makeup or microwaved skin on his chest. Looks painful.

Damn right, they do. "Tesla ', is the ultimate, and most humble blue collar, down to earth band that you will ever see in a show live or on the TV, or what have you, after 35 years or a little bit over that, they are still out there giving it all to us devoted, Tesla fans, young and old, Rockin' all of their hits, and Rockin ' our Asses off still. This," TSLAGRL ' , from Northern Oklahoma, is very agreeable that," Tesla ", without a doubt should be in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. They should have already been in inducted.

He jammed with Maiden and Saxon

Thank you! That was great!

He sounds like Lars! Well they are from the same country lol

My all time favorite band, my buddy Randy knows Frank, and got him to say happy birthday to me on video and sent it to me on my birthday, BEST BIRTHDAY EVER. I showed that video to everyone. TESLA RULES 🤘😎🤘

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Jeff is awesome I'm at Jeff through Troy look how to talk to him a couple of times and I was at that same concert brother and I felt the same thing

Dennis Leary is in a band? cool

I've had Strikes on 8track, vinyl, cassette, and cd. Now, on digital. I know every note of every song. And is still one of my favorites. Edit note, I saw blackfoot in Aug 1981 at the 4th golden summernight in darmstadt(?). I've seen skynyrd 3 times with Rickey and he crushed it each and every time. Thanks for all of it, RM. Long live rock n roll!!

nobyo the man in England

The man green eyes 🍏

the man eyes skin allergy,I help the man to surgery for operation for freedom,the man prince of England but he did'givin themselves.

he give themselves to Africa the man family members is almost death beacuse of corrupt the reason why!..he sacrifices food poisoning,l was rescue the family in Countryside France to Ukraine & Europe,the man family members hosted of marijuana tabaco.

but he sepereted to family members,he have buadgt for themselves 5melion £. for just food only,he is real Michelle Jackson he lose mindset Amesia brain.

he big rich man but vanraf setuation life brocked family.

All coursework he got it.

kanya lang ang kanyang minamaha.Aaaaaaiiiii"woooooooow!sana all.

my friend they have relationship for the man,no nothing saying bad life.

tarzan the man

educated the man in Europe to France hinde ka" pa-pasa diyan!..basta na lang reasonable to otherwise somebody who?not badass the man friendly.

I guess Rickey hasn't of 7th or minor chords yet hehe

Dave wyndorf has LIVED THE LIFE

He's a great DJ on Ozzy's Boneyard! Love the show!

Angel is one of the most under rated bands. They had such an original and great sound on their albums. Punky has licks that I've never heard any other guitarists do. He has a style all his own. Barry Brandt was my second drum hero when I was around 12. First was Peter Criss, only because Kiss was the first rock band I ever heard at my age back then. But when I learned of Angel and got to see them in concert in '79, it was awesome. As a musician today still, at 60 years old, I still site Angel as a big influence on me. I often reference their earlier albums for songs I compose.

Not Bogart and The 7 Joints But Cagney and The Dirty Rats