Top 10 Best Ted Nugent Songs

Ted Nugent is an American musician, singer-songwriter, and political activist who has been entertaining audiences with his high-octane brand of rock music for over five decades. Known for his virtuosic guitar playing and his wild, energetic stage presence, Nugent has released a slew of hit songs that have cemented his place in the pantheon of rock legends. From his early days with the Amboy Dukes to his successful solo career, Nugent has consistently produced music that is both anthemic and thought-provoking, with lyrics that often tackle political and social issues.

In this list, let's take a look at the ten best Ted Nugent songs that showcase his unique talent as a musician and his uncompromising attitude towards life and music. From classic rock staples like "Stranglehold" and "Cat Scratch Fever" to lesser-known gems like "Just What the Doctor Ordered" and "Motor City Madhouse," these songs represent the very best of Nugent's extensive discography. So, whether you're a die-hard Nugent fan or just a casual listener, get ready to crank up the volume and rock out to some of the greatest hits of one of rock's most legendary performers.

The Top Ten
  1. Stranglehold

    Stranglehold is one of the most erotic rock songs I have ever heard. It has a hypnotic beat that hooks you, reels you in, and actually puts a stranglehold on you! You can't help but listen.

    One of the best songs ever created. I used to listen to this song every night, all night. This is absolutely the best song he's ever created. If only he still wrote songs as good as this one.

    A perfectly hard song that will never die. Everyone, including all the bands I know, loves this song.

  2. Cat Scratch Fever

    This is a great song by Ted Nugent! I grew up listening to Ted Nugent on a classic rock station and learned to appreciate his music and talent. Rock on, Ted! As someone else mentioned, this is the only Ted Nugent song I know by name, and it's my favorite by him. Long live classic rock!

    Not a big fan of Ted's, but I appreciate his talent. I have different tastes in music, but I like this song and really enjoy his attitude.

    I'm a baby boomer, and this is the only one I recognize by title, but I always like the song.

  3. Hey Baby

  4. Wango Tango

    Really? Wango Tango behind the rest of the songs? This song is the epitome of Ted: fun, loud, and ridiculous.

  5. Free-For-All

  6. Fred Bear

    As a hunter and archer, this song resonates with me in so many ways. Although I now hunt with a Hoyt, Bear was my first bow.

    Listening to this song is so epic, with all the heart and soul that Ted puts into it.

  7. Just What the Doctor Ordered

    I agree with the list that Stranglehold should be #1. However, I think Just What the Doctor Ordered should be right up there too. It is pure Uncle Ted madness. If you agree, vote for this one.

  8. Great White Buffalo

    The most underrated rock song in history. Everyone loves it, but it doesn't get its due.

  9. Snakeskin Cowboys

  10. Stormtroopin'

  11. The Newcomers
  12. ?

    Out of Control

  13. ?

    Live It Up

  14. The Contenders
  15. If You Can't Lick 'Em...Lick 'Em

  16. Spirit of the Wild

  17. Weekend Warriors

  18. Crave

  19. Wang Dang Sweet Poontang

  20. Scream Dream

  21. State of Shock

  22. Sweet Sally

  23. Dog Eat Dog

    Stranglehold. Hands down Ted's best work. I've been a Sweaty Teddy fan since the Amboy Dukes.

    Nuge classic! Kamikaze from the 100th floor, swan dive to the streets.

  24. Living in the Woods

  25. Need You Bad

    With all due respect to these other great tunes, this is Ted's best work and it's from his best release, "Weekend Warriors."

    Full-throttle Chuck Berry rock beat all the way through. It highlights Ted's masterful use of feedback.

    Catchy chorus, great rhythm, and a good solo. One of the best of several great songs on this, his best studio album.

  26. At Home There

  27. Motor City Madhouse

  28. I Want to Tell You

    This cover of George Harrison's song is even far better than the original. Ted Nugent did great justice to this rather underrated Beatles song.

  29. Homebound

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