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          <h1 class=h1artist>Pat Travers Band</h1><p class=subheadermargin>
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<a href="/Pat%20Travers%20Band-id165261/Live%21%20Go%20for%20What%20You%20Know-id460981/"><nobr>Live! Go for What You Know</nobr></a><br>
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<a href="/Pat%20Travers%20Band-id165261/Crash%20and%20Burn-id228709/"><nobr>Crash and Burn</nobr></a><br>
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<a href="/Barry%20Dunaway-id948274/"><nobr>Barry Dunaway</nobr></a><br><a href="/Carmine%20Appice-id269880/"><nobr>Carmine Appice</nobr></a><br><a href="/Jerry%20Riggs-id948275/"><nobr>Jerry Riggs</nobr></a><br><a href="/Mars%20Cowling-id500713/"><nobr>Mars Cowling</nobr></a><br><a href="/Mick%20Dyche-id948273/"><nobr>Mick Dyche</nobr></a><br><a href="/Nicko%20McBrain-id237517/"><nobr>Nicko McBrain</nobr></a><br><a href="/Pat%20Thrall-id60438/"><nobr>Pat Thrall</nobr></a> (guitarist)<br><a href="/Pat%20Travers-id3526/"><nobr>Pat Travers</nobr></a><br><a href="/Tommy%20Aldridge-id201857/"><nobr>Tommy Aldridge</nobr></a><br>
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