TED NUGENT Says His New Songs Are 'Just Hysterical'

June 7, 2007

TED NUGENT recently spoke to CourierPress.com about his upcoming album, "Love Grenade", which is being produced by Jack Blades (NIGHT RANGER, DAMN YANKEES).

"The new songs are just hysterical," he said. "They're so intense, so grinding, so rhythm-and-blues. James Brown would really, really be proud. 'Love Grenade' is the title of the record, and that's the first single. It's probably my greatest composition ever."

There's also "Bridge over Troubled Daughters", which Nugent said is "just another hyper guitar lick masterpiece."

And another song about the "Trail of Tears" called "Geronimo and Me" that he said is "going to become a classic before this tour is over."

The first single is set to be released June 23, Nugent said.

Read the entire interview at CourierPress.com.

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