01- wild cherry 02-home in my hand 03-dreamer 04- hate to see you go 05-rock´n´roll outlaws 06-i just wanna make love to you 07-chateau lafite 50 boogie 08-maybelline
@@bbb8997 British rock bands during Zeppelin's heyday that were FAR better especially LIVE: THE WHO, Deep Purple, Ten Years After, Foghat, Humble Pie/Frampton, Uriah Heep.
Lonesome Dave just seems like the consummate professional. He sings and plays his heart out no matter how small the gig. Always willing to do any interview and do anything the band or label need regardless of how he's feeling.
If you have not seen the original lineup, your life is slightly incomplete. They nearly brought the freaking house down in Denver one night. Just amazing.
Foghat started iny nans kitchen lol where Dave interviewed rod price to be in his band starting up . This was in London many year ag . Dave was my uncle married to my aunt Linda .
Foghat never gets the recognition they so rightly deserve. They were honoring the Blues Masters way before it became fashionable. They got a lot of these older guys PAID by covering their tunes. They put their own special boogie spin on several of the forgot masters of the Delta Blues. Rod Price was just a freakin' dynamo on guitar.
This was actually recorded at in November 1974 at January Sound Studios in Dallas and was originally broadcast on KZEW in Dallas. This off-air capture is from a rebroadcast on WPLR in New Haven CT.
I saw them at TCCC, as well. it was a three-bsnd bill. BTO, as they were then, was the middle band, and the opening band was a little band called judas priest. I didnt think they were very good back then. I remember the singer's (halford) shrieks and their 30-minute set sounding like one long song. When priest finished, they emran offstage for about five seconds and then came running back for their encode thst nobody wanted. They were booed. This was '77 or '78? Foghst was fantastic. Rod Price is so underrated.
YES!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Thank you so much for uploading my man!!!! I had this on a bootleg CD back in the early 2000's and it ended up getting stolen-- thought I would never hear it again!!!!!!!!!!! In my opinion the Best best BESSTTT Foghat live album of all time. I may even go so far as to say that I prefer it even over the "Fool For The City" record! Subscribed.
always love them, caught them on Tv a lot, Energized is my fav. They really still have the magic, all four original members reunited on the very last tour with Dave, we met all four after a gig in San Jose CA. Steven gave me his Plectrum... Rod was on fire with his slide work...
I remember those shows, energized your, close up of Roger's bass drum heads moving like 5 inches every time he kicked them. Wolfman Jack introduced them as his favorite band
@@steveludwig4200 I dont follow your reply. What do you mean.? I know that Midnight Special and Burt Sugarman are releasing classic Midnight Special performances. Tbh, I expect the Foghat will get an airing and hopefully SOON
Thye were with J Geils in Fort Worth Nov 1974. I wish Montrose would have opened as I saw then a year earlier with Jo Jo Gunne and Blaks Oak Arkansas in ?Dallas and they were kick ass.
It's a NO BRAINER that Foghat should be in the Rock n Roll Hall of Fame but it shouldn't surprise us because the folks that decide this have NO BRAINS; particularly when you look at some of the bands/artists that got in, many who aren't even real "Rock n Roll" bands. Foghat was a "REAL Rock n Roll band" that toured on the road like no other band during their time. If there's a better LIVE rock band than Foghat please let me know? I've probably seen close to a hundred of the best bands during the late 70's 80's and into the 90's and I saw Fogat more than any other band because they gave a live performance that was simply unmatched, which alone is a reason they should be inducted! Fogat was without a doubt one of the very best live rock bands ever! And the stuff they produced in the studio sounds amazing as well. Their music was so unique... What a shame they aren't in! Guys, RIP... real fans know your greatness and maybe some day the Rock n Roll Hall of Fame braintrust will wake up!
I only got to witness Foghat once with the Johnny Van Zandt band and the Outlaws inside the old Boston Gardens. I apreciated all 3 groups very much but it was FOGHAT that wanted to experience.
The photo does not accurately portray the 1974 Foghat...which was at that time still the original "Lonesome" Dave Peverett, Tony Stevens, Rod Price & Roger Earl...what you are showing is a later incarnation with Craig MacGregor on bass, who replaced Tony, which was around 1976....."Fool For The City" era...also WPLR is a radio station in New Haven, CT..not Dallas Texas, however the sound company that sent the live feed WAS in Dallas, Texas, just to clear that confusion...I saw Foghat that summer, 1974 at a Portsmouth, Virginia baseball stadium, and they did this exact set...and I went on to see them every time they came back around which was a lot in the 70s....this band was on fire...no frills, no special effects, no artificial preservatives, just straight ahead balls to the wall rock and roll! They had a habit of getting up early in the day and playing live in radio stations all across America, which was far ahead of the curve for the 1970s. Most bands would still be sleeping off the night before's debauchery, but this band was up and at 'em early. That means they played their live set TWICE on those radio station live dates...and that is why they were a razor sharp live band! They were LIVING THE DREAM!
Radio Stoned Was this also known as January Sound Studios? I remember our local FM radio station KZEW 97.9 broadcasting a Foghat show from a small studio in late 74 early 75. January Sound and KZEW also broadcast shows by Springsteen and E St as well as Frampton in 75.
Cool ! I bought a bootleg called I´M SO LONESOME I COULD BOOGIE . including 3 radios broadcast concerts , one of them is this show , the others two Live in Philadelphia 1976 and live in Chicago 1980 ( not a good sound )
Saul Foghat in 1974 in Fort Worth Tarrant County Convention Center, they were opening for the Jay geils Band. Lonesome Dave was dressed in the gold Lamay suit and was complaining from the stage in the middle of a song Get rid of that f****** hum. If this was January sound oh, then that studio was located in Farmers Branch and is still there in 2019
At the time of the KZEW broadcasts January Sound was located on Fitzhugh Ave. at Manett St. Real to Reel took over the space when January Soundmoved to Farmers Branch in 1977. I know because I owned Real to Reel the room where this was recorded was my personal studio for many, many years up until 2000.
Oh! And Ladies, like Dave sings: "swish your walk!" Lonesome Dave (RIP) had it all together. Erik Cartwright was so very good too (RIP 2017), but I've always preferred original The Bottle = Rod Price (RIP) and his SG style Gibson Les Paul. Originals Roger E. and Tony S. are so very exceptional! Mr. Earl has always been steady and there; a Mr Beat - laid just a little bit back. Tony had great substitutes like Craig MacGregor (RIP 2018) who was such a good dancer on stage, but hell, Mr. Stevens was the original bass. Thank you Dave Peverett !!! Born April 16, 1943; RIP 56+ in Feb 2000. FOGhat; wear one! Nick Jameson was on bass for some album cuts in the 1970s - studio bass player/producer. btw in the late 70s, my garage band played Slow Ride, Fool For The City, Home In My Hand. and I Just Wanna Make Love To You for a set. So many great songs to rock. Today, I play Take It Or Leave It at home on my couch because I'm still calming down from that last set! FOGhat!
Chateau Lafitte '59 Boogie is likely the BEST set closer of ALL time for any band and this one is the best version I've heard.....Well maybe The WHO's "Won't Get Fooled Again" could be as good...
Shit. WTF happen with Maybelline? Is this trash metal? Speed Metal? Did Lemmy told them to play this way? Fast but funny! Foghat is the most underated band ever...
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They earned their reputation as one of the best live acts back than.... these guys were constantly out on the road playing live... miss these guys...
Seen Foghat tons of times back in the day,they always seemed to be on the bill.. never disappoint
Should be in the Hall of Fame!
You are so right about that. Why they are not is beyond me.
RnR Hall of Fame is more concerned about Dolly Parton and Eminem and anything that isn't rock....what a joke it has become.
Damned right 💕
They deserve better than the RRHF. Hall of Fame is full of crap as it is. Rappers and pop artist should not be there, but they are.
@@bradleyweliver9233
goddamn right !!!!
Rod Price was the most Underrated player of all time.
THAT'S THE TRUTH
Working man's rock n roll. The best ever. More heart and soul than anybody. Lonesome Dave, you and the rest of foghat are your own hall of fame.
Hell yeah, smoked zeppelin's super hyped ass
@@bbb8997 British rock bands during Zeppelin's heyday that were FAR better especially LIVE: THE WHO, Deep Purple, Ten Years After, Foghat, Humble Pie/Frampton, Uriah Heep.
Lonesome Dave was the best. Plays to an audience of a few dozens people like it's a 10,000 seat arena. Love this band forever!
Lonesome Dave just seems like the consummate professional. He sings and plays his heart out no matter how small the gig. Always willing to do any interview and do anything the band or label need regardless of how he's feeling.
What a Rock in Roll Band. Talent x4. We lived in the best years of Rock in Roll for sure! Thank you Jesus!
What in the name of everything has that got to do with religion???????
What does Jesus have to do with rock-'n'-roll???
Certanly one of the best bands in this genre ever.,,, if not the best,, damn. Their Live Album ('77) is fantastic and nothing compares to that one,
Foghat Live is my favorite live album from the seventies...and there were a lot of them ! The energy on that album is infectious.
@@FelixtheMetalcat Agree, they sure rocked the hell out of that concert, fantastic.
This is Foghat and this is bad-ass...
Saw Foghat a dozen times in the 1970's. This band could rock with the best of them.
I am jealous, as many concerts I went to from 72' to 76' I neve saw Foghat. What a real disappointment.
Saw them in Fort Worth in 1974, I was up close and they were FABULOUS!!
I was there at TCCC. Was that the show with J Geils Band?
If you have not seen the original lineup, your life is slightly incomplete. They nearly brought the freaking house down in Denver one night. Just amazing.
Tightest 4 piece band I ever hoid
THIS IS ROCK AND ROLL PERIOD!
Awesome! Just awesome!
Foghat started iny nans kitchen lol where Dave interviewed rod price to be in his band starting up . This was in London many year ag .
Dave was my uncle married to my aunt Linda .
Foghat never gets the recognition they so rightly deserve. They were honoring the Blues Masters way before it became fashionable. They got a lot of these older guys PAID by covering their tunes. They put their own special boogie spin on several of the forgot masters of the Delta Blues. Rod Price was just a freakin' dynamo on guitar.
This was actually recorded at in November 1974 at January Sound Studios in Dallas and was originally broadcast on KZEW in Dallas. This off-air capture is from a rebroadcast on WPLR in New Haven CT.
The Zoo 98 KZEW! Never forget that great station!
Zoo freaks still rocking (KZEW)
I live in dallas and I know the ZOO but not the other station.
I'll bet this was just before or just after their concert in Ft Worth at TCCC.
I saw them at TCCC, as well. it was a three-bsnd bill. BTO, as they were then, was the middle band, and the opening band was a little band called judas priest. I didnt think they were very good back then. I remember the singer's (halford) shrieks and their 30-minute set sounding like one long song.
When priest finished, they emran offstage for about five seconds and then came running back for their encode thst nobody wanted. They were booed.
This was '77 or '78? Foghst was fantastic. Rod Price is so underrated.
I was sixteen in 74. Grew up partying to a lot of Foghat. Thanks for posting. The plate on my Mustang is "FOGHAT".
Cool. I was seventeen and had all foghat lps. Nowadays have all in cd and some rare bootlegs.One of the best bands ever.
I was 16 too when this came out.
Wow that is awesome. Such a great show.
♡Oh yeah;( ...great fun!!!🎶
That's what I'm talkin bout;)
man it sounds good, one of the great bands.
This is historic.
Holy cow.
Kick ass live set...... Long Live Lo Dave...!
Love this band. I’ll be standing by. 😎
This is brilliant. What a great band. Love it.
YES!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Thank you so much for uploading my man!!!! I had this on a bootleg CD back in the early 2000's and it ended up getting stolen-- thought I would never hear it again!!!!!!!!!!! In my opinion the Best best BESSTTT Foghat live album of all time. I may even go so far as to say that I prefer it even over the "Fool For The City" record! Subscribed.
I´m so glad to hear it. i´ll share one more Foghat bootleg soon , cheers
Saw them numerous times in the late 70's. Awesome live band! RIP Lonesome Dave, Rod and Craig!
Great !!!💛🤘🤘🤘
always love them, caught them on Tv a lot, Energized is my fav. They really still have the magic, all four original members reunited on the very last tour with Dave, we met all four after a gig in San Jose CA. Steven gave me his Plectrum... Rod was on fire with his slide work...
@ Richard Pascual Did you ever see their performances on Midnight Special. Think they did 2 or 3 songs from 1973 or 74. Probably lost forever now :(
I remember those shows, energized your, close up of Roger's bass drum heads moving like 5 inches every time he kicked them. Wolfman Jack introduced them as his favorite band
Energized tour, damn fucking spell check/correction horse dung
@@groovedohg Right here on youtube.
@@steveludwig4200 I dont follow your reply. What do you mean.? I know that Midnight Special and Burt Sugarman are releasing classic Midnight Special performances. Tbh, I expect the Foghat will get an airing and hopefully SOON
This was the same year I saw them open for J Geils, in Oklahoma City, along with Montrose w/ Sammy Hagar. Hardest rocking concert ever.
Thye were with J Geils in Fort Worth Nov 1974. I wish Montrose would have opened as I saw then a year earlier with Jo Jo Gunne and Blaks Oak Arkansas in ?Dallas and they were kick ass.
Foghat one of the Great Ones
Great stuff!
Wore out "Stone blue" so often, that one could look through the record from side a to b . Good to see that the band is still alive and rockin`
It's a NO BRAINER that Foghat should be in the Rock n Roll Hall of Fame but it shouldn't surprise us because the folks that decide this have NO BRAINS; particularly when you look at some of the bands/artists that got in, many who aren't even real "Rock n Roll" bands. Foghat was a "REAL Rock n Roll band" that toured on the road like no other band during their time. If there's a better LIVE rock band than Foghat please let me know? I've probably seen close to a hundred of the best bands during the late 70's 80's and into the 90's and I saw Fogat more than any other band because they gave a live performance that was simply unmatched, which alone is a reason they should be inducted! Fogat was without a doubt one of the very best live rock bands ever! And the stuff they produced in the studio sounds amazing as well. Their music was so unique... What a shame they aren't in! Guys, RIP... real fans know your greatness and maybe some day the Rock n Roll Hall of Fame braintrust will wake up!
Grand Funk was a tremendous act.
Damn!!! That is the best version I ever heard them do of "i just wanna make love to you "
Nobody could touch Rod Price skills
Killer upload! Thx!
Awesome band . So good out jamming ass off
Early Foghat live ! Thank you
I only got to witness Foghat once with the Johnny Van Zandt band and the Outlaws inside the old Boston Gardens. I apreciated all 3 groups very much but it was FOGHAT that wanted to experience.
Man if this Foghat wd be a blues classical n wd Rock this new Foghat off the stage this is the real Foghat
Loved " Lonsome Dave" in Savoy Brown before Foghat !! RIP
yes
That third song, my god.
Dreamer. One of their best little known songs
The photo does not accurately portray the 1974 Foghat...which was at that time still the original "Lonesome" Dave Peverett, Tony Stevens, Rod Price & Roger Earl...what you are showing is a later incarnation with Craig MacGregor on bass, who replaced Tony, which was around 1976....."Fool For The City" era...also WPLR is a radio station in New Haven, CT..not Dallas Texas, however the sound company that sent the live feed WAS in Dallas, Texas, just to clear that confusion...I saw Foghat that summer, 1974 at a Portsmouth, Virginia baseball stadium, and they did this exact set...and I went on to see them every time they came back around which was a lot in the 70s....this band was on fire...no frills, no special effects, no artificial preservatives, just straight ahead balls to the wall rock and roll! They had a habit of getting up early in the day and playing live in radio stations all across America, which was far ahead of the curve for the 1970s. Most bands would still be sleeping off the night before's debauchery, but this band was up and at 'em early. That means they played their live set TWICE on those radio station live dates...and that is why they were a razor sharp live band! They were LIVING THE DREAM!
db Multimedia Productions So would that have been January Sound in Dallas? I remember our local FM station KZEW broadcasting this live.
Oh! And Ladies, like Dave sings: "swish your walk!"
Lonesome Dave (RIP) had it all together.
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Really well said. Could not have said it better myself. I miss them days, but life definitely moves on. God Bless Foghat🙏🕯✝️
🤘
Thx @radiostoned
Where can this be purchased? One of my favorite bands-still listen to them.
I think its a bootleg album or a limited cd
Song wild Cherry. Band named Wild Cherry Bryon from that band now in Foghat.
Radio Stoned Was this also known as January Sound Studios? I remember our local FM radio station KZEW 97.9 broadcasting a Foghat show from a small studio in late 74 early 75. January Sound
and KZEW also broadcast shows by Springsteen and E St as well as Frampton in 75.
Cool ! I bought a bootleg called I´M SO LONESOME I COULD BOOGIE . including 3 radios broadcast concerts , one of them is this show , the others two Live in Philadelphia 1976 and live in Chicago 1980 ( not a good sound )
I've got all their '70s LP's.
I smile! Fist pumps!
Saul Foghat in 1974 in Fort Worth Tarrant County Convention Center, they were opening for the Jay geils Band. Lonesome Dave was dressed in the gold Lamay suit and was complaining from the stage in the middle of a song Get rid of that f****** hum. If this was January sound oh, then that studio was located in Farmers Branch and is still there in 2019
At the time of the KZEW broadcasts January Sound was located on Fitzhugh Ave. at Manett St. Real to Reel took over the space when January Soundmoved to Farmers Branch in 1977. I know because I owned Real to Reel the room where this was recorded was my personal studio for many, many years up until 2000.
I was there
The foghat sound is rod price and the sg slide guitar.he’s a very unique player
Oh! And Ladies, like Dave sings: "swish your walk!"
Lonesome Dave
(RIP) had it all together. Erik Cartwright was so very good too (RIP 2017), but I've always preferred original The Bottle = Rod Price (RIP) and his SG style Gibson Les Paul. Originals Roger E. and Tony S. are so very exceptional! Mr. Earl has always been steady and there; a Mr Beat - laid just a little bit back. Tony had great substitutes like Craig MacGregor (RIP 2018) who was such a good dancer on stage, but hell, Mr. Stevens was the original bass.
Thank you Dave Peverett !!! Born April 16, 1943; RIP 56+ in Feb 2000.
FOGhat; wear one!
Nick Jameson was on bass for some album cuts in the 1970s - studio bass player/producer.
btw in the late 70s, my garage band played Slow Ride, Fool For The City, Home In My Hand. and I Just Wanna Make Love To You for a set. So many great songs to rock. Today, I play Take It Or Leave It at home on my couch because I'm still calming down from that last set! FOGhat!
I saw foghst with Nick Jameson on bass may 1975 Fayetteville NC with Brownsville Station & BÖC, all bands kicked ass
FOGHAT , typo
What was the name of your band?
Ever hear of the Good Rats. Ck them out, long Island band
WPLR was in New Haven Connecticut not Dallas
All Right
Chateau Lafitte '59 Boogie is likely the BEST set closer of ALL time for any band and this one is the best version I've heard.....Well maybe The WHO's "Won't Get Fooled Again" could be as good...
Beer
Shit. WTF happen with Maybelline? Is this trash metal? Speed Metal? Did Lemmy told them to play this way? Fast but funny! Foghat is the most underated band ever...
before Motorhead
It's called " Boogie Woogie R&R"
Originally a Chuck Berry tune junior...
At the time, Foghat were calling their musical style "High Energy Rock & Roll." Pretty fitting, I'd say...
They let Tony Stevens off of the chain for I just wanna make love to you!
Roger Earl is usually one of the laziest drummers in the business, but he's on fire this night.
Anyone remembers this band???