Pat Thrall

Pat Thrall
Thrall as an onstage guest at a Glenn Hughes show in 2016.
Background information
Genres	Rock
Occupation	Musician
Instrument	Guitar

Patrick Thrall is an American rock guitarist. Thrall has worked with former Deep Purple bassist Glenn Hughes on the Hughes/Thrall project. ^[1]

Discography

Cookin Mama

• New Day (guitar, vocals, percussion; 1972)

Stomu Yamashta

• Go (guitar; 1976)
• Go Live from Paris (guitar; 1976)

Delroy Washington

• "Generation Game", "Freedom Fighters" from I-Sus (lead guitar; 1976)

Automatic Man

• Automatic Man (guitar, vocals; 1976)
• Visitors (guitar; 1977)

Alphonso Johnson

• Spellbound (guitar; 1977)

Pat Travers Band

• Heat in the Street (guitar; 1978)
• Live! Go for What You Know (guitar; 1979)
• Crash and Burn (guitar; 1980)
• Radio Active (guitar; 1981)
• Live in Concert (guitar; 1980)

Hughes/Thrall

• Hughes/Thrall (guitar, guitar synthesizer; 1982)

Dan Aykroyd & Tom Hanks

• "City of Crime" from Dragnet (guitar; 1987)

Sly and Robbie

• Rhythm Killers (guitar; 1987)

Tina Turner

• Foreign Affair (guitar, 1989)

Asia

• Live in Moscow (guitar; 1990)
• Now (Nottingham Live) (guitar; 1990)

Meat Loaf

• Bat Out of Hell II: Back into Hell (guitar, percussion; 1992)
• Welcome to the Neighborhood (guitar; 1995)
• Live Around the World (guitar; 1996)

Glenn Hughes

• Feel (guitar, co-producer; 1995)

Praxis

• Mold (guitar; 1998)

Joe Satriani

• Engines of Creation (bass; 2000)

MTV's Wuthering Heights

• MTV's Wuthering Heights (guitar, co-producer; 2003)

Kim Plainfield & Lincoln Goines

• Night and Day (guitar; 2002)

References

1. Rivadavia, Eduardo. "Biography: Hughes/Thrall". AMG . Retrieved May 14, 2010.

External links

• Biography on the official homepage of Pat Thrall and Glenn Hughes