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Thursday was a good news/bad news day for rocker Ted Nugent. While his meeting with the Secret Service came to a conclusion both parties felt was satisfying, he was dropped from the lineup of a show at Ft. Knox in Kentucky because of last weekend’s comments at an NRA convention in St. Louis, Mo.

Following his recent controversial statements about President Barack Obama, Ted Nugent will be questioned by the Secret Service on Thursday. Nugent, who has in some circles become more famous for his politics in the last 20 years than his music, said at a National Rifle Association convention that, “If Barack Obama becomes the president in November, again, I will either be dead or in jail by this

It turns out you can’t describe the president as “vile” and “evil” and say things like “We need to ride into that battlefield and chop their heads off in November” without catching the attention of a few government agencies. Ted Nugent‘s comments at an NRA Convention have brought him under the watch of the U.S. Secret Service.

In the great African safari of self-expression, Ted Nugent is the thick-skinned and audacious rhinoceros. The rocker, defender of gun rights and avid hunter fired a verbal muzzleloader at Democrats in Washington D.C. last weekend. His comments were specifically aimed at President Obama and his cabinet.

Styx, Ted Nugent and REO Speedwagon are teaming up for a 30-date triple-threat summer tour named “The Midwest Rock ‘N Roll Express,” which will kick off May 1 in Hidalgo, Texas and cross all over the country before winding up in Gilford, N.Y. on July 7.

Tooth, Fang & Claw is the final album by Ted Nugent's Amboy Dukes.  Released in 1974, the album was recorded before Derek St. Holmes began singing with Ted Nugent.  Tooth, Fang and Claw is all about the six-string, and really showcases Nugent's stellar guitar playing.  Listen to the audio to learn a little more about this crazy looking album, and hear about Sam Talkington's hilarious first enc

Ted Nugent is running for president! And he’ll win if Homer Simpson has his way.

Detroit rock and roller Ted Nugent is on the road with a variety of names this summer. In the midst of all the touring, the 62-year-old musician has revealed he’s actually a big fan of Motörhead. “Love the Lem! Love that Motörhead!” he excitedly told The Other Paper, in reference to Motörhead frontman Lemmy...

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