Carlos Cavazo

Carlos Cavazo - NAMM 2019

In this next 108 NAMM interview, Carlos Cavazo talks with Lisa and Lonn Friend about his guitars and Rough Riot.

Metal Health (Bang Your Head) with Carlos Cavazo, Paul Shortino (1/2 of Quiet Riot) and Sin City Sinners recorded live at the ...

This short clip is one of the Deleted Scenes from the INSIDE METAL DVD titled "LA Metal Scene Explodes." This 2-Volume DVD ...

Round and Round, Ratt (Stephen Pearcy, Warren DeMartini, Juan Croucier, and Carlos Cavazo), M3 Festival, Merriweather Post ...

Nice sounding solo by Carlos Cavazo. The video is property of its rightful copyright holder. Copyright infringement is not intended.

Inside Heavy caught up with the RATT in Des Moines Iowa and spoke with Ratts new guitarist, Carlos Cavazo about their new CD.

Rudy Sarzo sends a special question for Carlos Cavazo. This is a short out take of footage from our interview with Carlos for ...

Outtake from episode # 725: The legendary guitar shredder Carlos Cavazo tells us about his new projects.

Carlos Cavazo Still Kickin' ass in April 2019 with his solo from the song Metal Health! Check Out Our Shirts On TeeSpring!

All female supercovergroup Chelsea Girls perform Quiet Riot's "Bang Your Head" at The Roxy with Carlos Cavazo. Antiquiet ...

Rough Riot consisting of lead vocalist Paul Shortino (Rough Cutt, Quiet Riot), guitarists Chris Hager (Mickey Ratt, Rough Cutt, ...

Warren DeMartini and Carlos Cavazo discuss Ratt's history, gear and show you how to play "Way Cool Jr." and "Eat Me Alive.

I tapped his a very long time ago while seeing my hero Rudy Sarzo on Mundo Latino. I've had this for years tucked away and ...

One of the biggest Quiet Riot shows in their career. 00:00 Announcement 00:45 Intro 01:09 Danger Zone (Metal Health 1983 ...

2 Rock n Roll Veterans join us for this week's Dollar Loan Center Rock Block.

I'm Insane, Ratt (Stephen Pearcy, Warren DeMartini, Juan Croucier, and Carlos Cavazo), M3 Festival, Merriweather Post Pavilion, ...

Blackie interviewing Kevin DuBrow and Carlos Cavazo slightly before release of Terrified album (around May/June 1993)