Nashville On The Rocks is a podcast/show that literally mixes ROCK-N-ROLL with cocktails and mocktails. Hosted by rock-n roller and bartender Lisa Karkos at her husband D.A. Karkos's Underdog Studio in Nashville, TN, the show features deep dive interviews with the talented faces that make up the ever-growing rock music scene in Nashville and beyond!
What a legend! I’m glad that you’ve brought Scott in and dissected his history, past and current achievements. His brother Doc gets all the management glory but Scott is as great as he is! What a vision that he had and paved the way for numerous artists to shine. The McGhees were responsible for the best bands in the world. I’m the biggest Pantera fan out there. It’s amazing to see all the work he put behind the scenes to get the Pantera legacy out there. I’m based in the UK and never saw them live unfortunately. Now thanks to Scott, I’ll get to see them for the first time. Unfortunately not with Dime and Vinnie but I get to see an amazing tribute to the best band in the world (for me anyway) 🙏
D is one of my favorite people on the planet!! Great job everyone! Gonna have to share this video to make sure The Ra Cha Cha gets around! And thanks for the shoutout... I bought the finger pointer at a Dollar Tree in the school supplies section. :)
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Troy was one of my biggest influences on drums. His pocket is amazing and the use of his hi hats was top notch over other drummers in his genre who just played open sloppy hats all the time. He is musical with his.
@@NashvilleOnTheRocks he most certainly does. He has given his life to Jesus and has given up alcohol and drugs. Left his lifelong band to fulfill his path. That is , something special. For a drummer like myself, who struggled with alcohol addiction. Being a fan of his drumming, and then to see his victory over those crutches. Gave me the Hope and inspiration, to better my own situation. As the song goes... Gettin' Better Everyday. Day by day. One day at a time.
I remember back in the Day when Troy was in Benny and the Jets.... My Band The Propellers used to open up for the Jets all over the Bay Area.... Troy was Definitely a Heavy Hitter and what a great person to be around.... I sure miss those days....
Modern Day Cowboy will be forever one of most slamming hard Rock singles! I still pull the live version of that song and turn my stereo all the way up to this day!!
I've sat 10 feet from Tony during one of his acoustic sets while he was getting over the flu. Arguably one of the greatest vocal performances I've ever experienced. You could hear him clear as a bell over the PA System. Just Incredible.
I wish I could've gotten to talk with Troy back in 2005 in Walker MN. Tesla played Moondance Jam and to make a long story short my brother and 2 of his pals and I met Jeff K. When it was time for the guys to go to the concert site for meet n greet/sound check Jeff introduced us to Troy. For 5 hours we hung with JK and now I wish I had the same amount of time to talk with Troy cause i used to play drums (tama rockstars) and I would've loved sharing info with him. Please tell Troy i loved the show and wish him and all of you the best. BTW check out that 2005 lineup from Moondance Jam.
Troy is such a cool guy. I was lucky enough to meet him twice and got to play a gig with him when he played with Completely Unchained VH tribute a few years back here in Va. My AC/DC Tribute opened for Completely Unchained. That was a very cool experience and it was a very fun day
I first met Troy at this club in Hayward , Ca in the late 70s called the Brickhouse . He was there watching my band Hereafter . He wasn't a big star or anything he was just another guy who played drums in local bands . I'll never forget what he told me about my drumming. After the set he came back in the dressing room and we talked and he gave me some tips on my drumming and to this day I'll never forget what he said . It helped my drumming a lot . My band would go on to win the Battle of the Bands at Chabot College in 1984 .
@@stephanea5364 He said that I should hit my bass drum harder , dig in , he said it would make me a better drummer and it did I went to become the drummer for a band called Everclear .
Good interview but would have liked to hear more about his Tesla days and how he and the band parted ways. He eluded to the fact that he is still in touch with Jeff Keith but no mention of the his relationship with the rest of the guys.
Troy is a phenomenal drummer and obviously a great guy. Tesla has always been one of my favorites. I’d like to see a rock record with Michael Staertow and Troy! I’ll donate a couple songs 😂
troy is very cool dude .. meet him few times years back .. i remember recording with a band called simon stinger at troy’s studio in hayward .. cool dude
I thought this was over @45:00 My wife is asking "Hey...you coming out!". I'm like "Yah yah right there....Jesus"...but wait, there's more ;-) I enjoyed yer lil powwow. Troy is a HUGE influence on my own playing. Seriously, the guy grooves hard.
been to more Tesla concerts than any other artist , they are tied with Ozzy at the moment actually, they got a good ole Kentucky boy on Guitar , we both married our cousin and had two kids , weird ant it ? lol just kidden around , Pike county strong ! The eastern point not sure what county Frankie came out of . comes off as a western guy to me though , little yank to ! lol
