Foghat Interview 1982 on MTV with Dave Peveritt & Roger Earl plus Slipped Trip fell in love video
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- Опубликовано: 16 мар 2022
- Excuse the fair quality of this one, but there isnt a lot of new footage of Lonesome Dave videos making appearance, so I am sure Foghat fans will at least be appreciative of this video
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If you would’ve seen Dave Peverett at the grocery store or just out in public somewhere and didn’t know who he was you’d never be able to tell he was one of the most dynamic musicians (front man, SINGER and guitarist) the world has ever known. A one of a kind, a beautiful human being, an honorable man, a family man, a lovely soul. God bless you Dave Peverett. I love you man !!!!!!!
Agree. No disrespect to Charlie Huhn who has kept the flag flying, but it's a thankless task replacing someone so gifted.
With shorter hair he doesn't look like a rockstar at all lol more like any kid in any highschool of that time, I realize he was well past that age at that time but he does kinda look like a kid with that hair. RIP Lonesome Dave!
Lonesome Dave left us way too early...so sad. We miss you Dave!!
Roger Earl is such a rock star with the leopard jacket and the sunglasses. Dave is so friendly and down to earth . I love Foghat!!!!!
These guys kicked ass!! Very underrated band! Their albums and shows were electric, bluesy and romping. Dave was an outstanding vocalist with power, range and creativity on par w Plant, Daltrey, Dio and Mercury. Foghat- one of the best rock bands in rock history but gravely overlooked
RIP Lonesome Dave, Rod Price, Craig McGregor. You guys were the best.
To be honest, I wasn't aware Craig Mcgregor died. It's like because he is not a household name a la Taylor Hawkins, you don't find out until you randomly Google. Same thing for Tony Stevens Roger, on the other hand, deserves massive attention when it's his time. No Roger No Foghat
what's a Taylor Hawkins?
@@pj87892000 I pretty much explained in my reply. A household name to the mainstream rock lover whereas Craig Macgregor would be unknown to most. ;)
RIP Eric Cartwright
@@groovedohg Born: September 13, 1949, Sioux City, IA
Died: February 9, 2018, Wyomissing, PA
The best boggie blues, rock band ever, I had the pleasure of metting Roger Earl at a small pub in my city of Rockland, we spoke for quite some time an amazing person. years before I met the whole band at a brewery pub I worked at in Port Jeff Long Island. Great people ,enjoyed many of there preformances.
They were part of one the greatest rock bands in history. Such humble guys. Thank you for all of the great music. I was a teenager in the 70s, your music was part of the soundtrack of my life.
@gvalley07. I hear ya. I had an older brother by 4 years who had all the Foghat stuff in the 70s. Sadly, we lived in New Zealand at the time, so the chance of seeing the band were zilch. I did em8grate to England in the 80s, but Foghat never played there to my knowledge. The current edition of Foghat? Well. I would see them if they were in the area I am in, but sadly, ir ain't the same band now. Even Charlie Huhn is missed.
So many amazing songs. So much talent and creativity. These guys kicked ass.
Rip lonesome Dave 🤘👌💨
Can't believe how unassuming they are. Fun to see. Good guys.
Always loved Foghat! My favorite live band way back then. Saw them many times.
Rod price the master of the slide guitar . He was awesome at the slide. Lonesome Dave great guitarist and a heck of a frontman.
A great one for sure, but the absolute master of the slide guitar is a Mr. George Harrison...
Found the boys in 1974 and have not stopped listening yet!
Classic Lonesome Dave and Roger! Great find!
I believe it was 1977 and Foghat was my very first concert ever. LA Forum CA, Eddie Money opened up. I'm here to tell you lol Foghat played like it was they're last day on earth, they went phucking OFF! Talk about giving 100%!! Stuck with me till this day. I was 14 at the time, the following year I started playing the drums (still play) and when I used perform my lesson from Foghat was, when you go up on stage no matter how many people are out there you kick major ass and play like it's your last day on earth! Peace
Just stumbled on to this interview and had no idea that they shot that video in my home town of Wilkes-Barre. The venue had several names but at this time it was called the station. They also played a concert there and I was fortunate enough to have gotten one of Dave's guitar picks.
I saw these guys in concert 3 times. They never disappointed. Still rock the music going down the road! R. I.P
I would have LOVED to have seen the real Foghat (I.e with Dave or Rod). I actually emigrated to London in 87 solely because I was suffering in NZ with the lack of decent bands touring. Stayed in London till 2001, and Foghat never toured, even during the reunion. I find that hard to work out. I did at least meet Rod Price in a small pub in the late 80s when he played with his good mate Shaky Vick, and have the photos to prove it.
I was also at the Foghat Blues Tribute at the Palladium (NYC). I can still see this girl on top of some guys shoulders giving two middle fingers to John Lee Hooker. A lot of people didn’t appreciate the beauty of that show.
These guys literally toured themselves to death, they played over 200 shows a year till their first breakup.
Best concert I have ever seen at The Palladium in the 70s…Mother’s Finest opened, then Rush… then Foghat
My brother happened to stop down at the old 'Station' complex in Wilkes Barre the day they were filming that music video for 'Slipped, Tripped, Fell in Love.' Not sure who the director or producers were, but it's a crazy and convoluted production to be sure. Nice to see both Dave and Roger mention my home town though! Thanks for posting this.
The way I was introduced to foghat was through the Miller genuine draft commercials. I don't know if anyone remembers them using songs from the 1970s in the 1990s advertisements. Of course the song that I heard on the commercial was slow ride. Honestly, I had no idea who it was until I was listening to the radio. Then the second song years later that I heard on the radio was full for the city, then of course their remake of Willie Dixon's I just want to make love to you. These guys are awesome. Rest in peace Dave.
Roth could have learned a few things from Lonesome Dave, like how not to always come across as an a-hole.
i just remember they were mainstays of the King Biscuit Flower Hour.
@ Paul Frank. I am just hoping that the footage of Foghats 3 tracks from Midnight Special( 1974 I think) gets uploaded. I can't see it though
One of my all time favorite bands . If I had to pick a favorite album it would be Energized
My favorite LIVE album!! I see where Velvet Revolver got the idea for their own train car video Dirty Little Thing.
When I think of Foghat, Savoy Brown comes to mind, especially the Blue Matter album😉
Anyone with a nickname of Lonesome Dave is bound to go big!
4 gold records then a platinum. Who wouldn’t want that ! R.I.P. Lonesome Dave made up the name Foghat while playing scrabble with his brother.
Slip, trip? Prophetic in that Rod Price would meet his end falling down the stairs.
Humble, common good men
I would not see foghat live today because foghat is not foghat without Dave peveritt and rod price!!
I hate to say it, but I agree with you here. I was not a big Charlie Huhn fan in the beginning myself, but given the chance, I would have seen them. I have never seen Foghat live (Although I saw Rod Price in London as a guest guitarist in London 1988), and having seen the current front man in Foghat, you'd have to pay me to see them. What the hell happened Roger?
Nice Video!
Thanks. I am just in the process of uploading a concert from 1991 very shortly. Just editing now
@@groovedohg I would like to see that!
@@lucasramos5105 Yeah - Its just uploading now. It is not exactly the best quality, but essential for a hungry Foghat fan. I also have a rather poor quality video of Foghat from 1993, and just like the 1986 video I posted, I dont know who any of the guitarists and singers are, and you dont even get to see Roger Earl in the video, so I cant see myself uploading it unless there is a demand for it
I saw Savoy Brown / Foghat
In 2019 more like
Kim Simmonds/ Rodger Earl
Savoy I started 1973; Foghat- I found out about them after reading about the Looking In S.B. The 3 Foghat guys made an album of 50's called
" Before Foghat Says!"
"The City", "The Island" and Stony Brook University. They became true New Yorkers!
Dave looks like Mickey Rooney in this video. Well..parts of it I mean.
Do you know who the interviewer is? Thanks.
Sorry. Don't know
JJ Jackson from MTV
Foghat means “we suck” in Latin.
Tiktorturedmf means dipshit in every language