Pat Thrall

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

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

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)