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Ted Nugent the motor city madman

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  • "When it comes to rock and roll, Ted Nugent has seen it all and done it all: opened for the Supremes, hung with Jimi Hendrix and penned chart-topping hits. But he's also long been something of a rebel in the rock and roll world: a staunch republican, he avoided drugs and took no part in the counter-culture agitations of the '60s, instead concentrating on building his guitar chops and penning anthems like "Baby Please Don't Go." In a candid, wide ranging interview, Nugent talks about his long musical journey and rock-solid convictions. Performance footage from throughout his career makes it clear how he came by his nickname, the Motor City Madman. Yet, as friends and colleagues relate, he is anything but crazy offstage."

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