Foghat Live In Concert 1974 Jamming to Ain't Nothin I Won't Do and I Just Wanna Make Love To you
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- Опубликовано: 3 окт 2024
- This is vintage, Original members Lonesome Dave Peverett ( rhythm and lead guitar , tonsils and sneakers) Rod "The Bottle Price" ( lead and rhythm guitar) Tony Stevens( bass guitar) Roger Earle ( beatin the shit out of his drum kit)
I’ve been a die hard FOGHAT fan since 1974… to this day, NO ONE has or ever will compare to these guys. Lo Dave’s passionate vocals wearing his heart on his sleeve… Rod “the bottle” Price, the best damn slide player ever; Tone Steven’s classic backbone lyrical bass playing AND the best dressed man and rock ‘n’ roll! And last, but not least, there’s Roger Earl; the glue that has held it all together for over 50 years. Roger is still carrying the flame! God bless him. And rest in peace to the three other legends. This is the stuff that legends are made of. When FOGHAT invited all of their blues hero’s to MSG in 1977, I was BLOWN AWAY! I didn’t see Zeppelin or Clapton or Aerosmith or ANY other so-called rock ‘n’ roll
blues legends paying their respects like FOGHAT did. Hats off to FOGHAT! The greatest goddamn rock ‘n’ roll, blues band, the world will ever know. 👍
Saw Foghat at Menomonie Park in Oshkosh in 1972. They were fantastic-what I remember, anyways!
Just sent my old friend Bill to Heaven yesterday at the age of 62. We rocked to many a show including Foghat. Love Dave...Love Bill...
My condolences , RIP Bill. God Bless.
Michael Harrington well I hope your friends up there listening now because this list of rock and roll is fucking Groove and then I hope he do you hope he digs it
Never missed seeing Foghat live in the early to mid-70! Never disappointed! No Foghat, No Deep Purple, No Humble Pie! Screw the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame.
Foghat live was a great part of my soundtrack growing up...
Two more great musicians who left us too soon.
PLEASE share more...I have NEVER seen this footage. You've made me a happy man!
laywrite dude I would when I got some Grand Funk Railroad coming out
I've always liked Foghat being a kid growing up in the 70's and hearing them on the radio, but I became even more appreciative of them after I discovered Savoy Brown within the last few years. Foghat had tons of groove and soul. Stevens and Earl were an excellent rhythm section. Price could wail on six-string and Lonesome Dave was one of the best British blues shouters of all time. Great, great singer. They really had it goin' on. An authentic band and a clear case of "they don't make bands like that anymore".
ROD PRICE , THE MOST UNDERRATED OF ALL TIME...RIP THE BOTTLE AND LONESOME DAVE
The Bottle is simply the best, Thank for this great video; been looking for this number for a long time!!
I first heard them when they were with Savoy Brown, they were awesome, then when they left to form Foghat I instantly fell in love with their music and have been a huge fan since even today their music still remains popular and is a testament to their music
Share more Foghat please :D Thank for this, I hope more
Like I said, I have it on VIDEO and don't have the equipment to transfer it to DVD. I f i can find someone who does, i will upload it.
Rod Price the best slide guitarist of all time
¡¡¡Only Lonesome Dave and Rod Price¡¡¡
First headliner band I ever saw back in 1977. Awesome band... so sorry to hear about Lonesome Dave.
I seen them play back then. Fantastic.
i was born in 1982, so i got into Foghat thanks to my Dad and of course to the movie Dazed & Confused. Awesome band. Always blast them in the garage when working on the car!
Absolutely one of the best bands that walked the earth, excellent guitarplayin' from mr. Price......man, its sad
lonesome dave my favorite singer of the 70s...rod price one of the most underrated guitar players ever...R.I.P.
Lonesome Dave lived to rock, great singer and guitarist. Rod Price was a fantastic guitarist, with or without a slide. This might be Rod's best non-slide work on RUclips. Tony Stevens was an outstanding bass player, didn't hide in the shadows but rocked out front with Dave and Rod. Roger Earl killed on drums and he and Rod sported the best mustaches in rock history as well! WTF was the deal with the audience?? Did they pass out Qualudes at the door?
One of the most underrated groups. Love those guys.
OMG. The pot parties back then! Wow, what a trip! Thanks for posting this video!
I think Lonesome Dave has such an original voice no one sounds like him. Very distinct.
I remember buying Foghat Live! when I was 16, I lived in the Chicago area and they were all over the radio. Lonesome Dave totally rocks also by the way, always and forever!
Absolutely agree, and although Charlie Huhn doing a reasonable job on the vocals, no-one could possibly replace Dave and do him justice. A great example is his vocals on Midnight Madness. I would love to hear anyone cover that song and match Lonesome Daves version. Such a hard song to sing
Love his beautiful voice-l am hympmotized
Loved Foghat, AND Savoy Brown when they were in it!
The thing I most admire about the Foghat lads was how their lyrics were quite reflective, and it made me and me mates take a good look at ourselves...and it made us BOOGY!
Why isn't this band in the ROHOF?
Because Carly Simon and the Turtles have so much more impact and oompah...lol.
holy shit...awesome ,man..
From the ENERGIZED tour....this is awesome....I have the whole concert on video tape; they do fly by night, wild cherry, honey hush, golden arrow, etc... just awesome!!! Saw them live during this your at radio city music hall. Thanks for posting. LONG LIVE LONESOME DAVE!!!!
I am 10 years late but will give it a try. Is that tape posted anywhere on YT? If not, could you please post it?
One of the tightest bands I have ever seen in concert. They never disappointed.
MAN!!!....i lOVED this band!!!!!!!!.....hard to find footage of the original lineup doing this song...
First Foghat album I ever heard was Energized. This track and Honey Hush turned me into a fan for life. Lonesome Dave, was a great front man, Rod the Bottle's slide work mind boggling, and a rhythm section that was as solid as they come.
I got to see Foghat do a free concert in the early to mid 80’s! I can’t remember the year but it was at Embry Riddle Aeronautical University in my home town of Daytona beach, Florida! Can’t remember much about the concert but I do remember leaving at the End very happy and satisfied I saw a great band and didn’t have to pay a penny ‘
For me one of the greatest Blues- Rock Bands , hard rock all time.A performance exciting.Congratulations by post
I seen j giels and foghat pittsburgh civic arena 1974 in i been in love with ever since
Yeah! Thanks for this one. Love savoy Brown but uno, Youlden was my fave and when Dave left wahzaa!
Saw Foghat Styx and James Gang in the late 70s all at the same show Madison Wis. Wish I could go back and see all those concerts all over again. 🤩
Thanks for posting this 1977 concert. Foghat is probably one of the most underrated rock bands of all time
Nobody sat on their hands at a Foghat concert in the 70's. It was nice cuz you could buy the cheap seats and when the concert started, rush the stage.
Did the audience realize how much talent was up there on stage?
L Henderson dude I hope you're not one of them youngsters that would fucking be jumping up and down in front of me with a fucking iPad phone I fucking suck again fucking knock you out for the rest of the night goodnight
Very underrated band. Foghat is the best
THESE VIDEO-CLIPS of Foghat are from ABC's "In Concert" series -, and are specifically from a series of episodes aired during the Summer of 1974 which were recorded at the Rainbow Theater in London, England. According to my research, this particular episode was first broadcast in the U.S. on July 5th of 1974. ~ Personally, I REALLY WISH that all of the video-clips from the ABC's "In Concert" series which are posted on RUclips, would be included on some clearly-named "RUclips 'play-list' "; since as-it-stands, many of those classic "In Concert" clips can only be discovered on a "hit-or-miss" basis. Of course, even this this particular one makes no mention of the TV series in its title.
charliebe28 In Concert helped change my life. It started when I was 12. Saw so many great bands I would have never got to hear otherwise!!
Jamming. Its a lost art.
Muitas lembranças boas da minha época punk quando ouvia outras tendências também!
boy I remember those days I'm 60 it make s me jump
Awesome...Thanks for sharing....Foghat/Trower was my first concert in St. Louis!!
I loved this line-up, I first got to see them on their RR Outlaws tour, they had Nick Jameson as their bassist who was their record producer, I wished Tony Stevens would have been up there but Nick is a good bassist as you know he did the Slow Ride album. But I got to see this line up with Tony on bass 1994. It's just not the same with Dave and Rod gone. But this band was great live. And I did see them on the Slow Ride with Craig MacGregor on bass, he was a good addition. RIP Dave, Rod, and Craig. By the way, Roger Earl is a great guy, he gave me a pair of his drum sticks with his name on them. I still have one.
going to see them tonight - can't wait!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Can't take the Savoy Brown out of the late great Lonesome Dave. Wish he was still here.
Awesome dudes !!
i was 14 yrs old when i saw this concert Wide world Concert in London by BBC
They should all be in as well as Three Dog Night. No one sold more records from the late 60's to mid 70's. They finally wised up and put RUSH in. Now get the others in and lose Moodana and the rest of the Pop artists. It's not the Pop HOF. It's the Rock and Roll HOF.
Great kickass band, fan from was back
I mean fan from WAY back but sabbath is the badass band
Bass man feeling it at 3:24
Thanks for putting this up
Thank you for sharing-never saw this performance.Do you like Chevrolet?One of my all time fog-faves!But,it's ALL good to me.Also,added you to my contact,but something happened and it erased(accident)-sorry.Love ya ALL
Man, the audience looks like they're all on Ludes. Get off your ass and jam with these guys!!!! Seen them twice during this time period and we couldn't stop jumping around at their shows.
where the heck did you find this?????? WOW!!!!!!
Love seeing all the chicks STONED.
Sweet
Also, the 2nd tune they do is an excerpt from Chateau lafite '59 boogie from rock and Roll Outlaws; FYI
Man, looking at that crowd from a musicians perspective would be uninspiring , they look bored or stoned or glued to they're seats.
setlist!!??
Foghat was great....but they should be,....3 of them came from a great band
Daves voice and Robs slide guitar can't be duplicated. It would be like trying to duplicate Getty Lee's voice.
Amen Dennis. EVERY show they did was ball's to wall.
That announcer said he had a bone to pick with America because we took their band. Well maybe because the English crowd s were so subdued and bored watching them as this audience is and the American audience went wild seeing them.
" *Your act is about as fresh as a Foghat concert*"
Sooo great
Foghat
Love it!
EXCELLENT!!!
I want to see that dvd. can you upload that tour? thanks, I hope the answer
1974 mustang FORD senior year high school 8 track
+gerald morain I too, owned a brand new 1974 Mustang II, 2 years after graduating in 72. Loved this band. Just seen them live, 2 nights ago. They did a credible show. Wished they would've played longer than an hour.
1970 Gremlin w/ jacked-up rear, Cragars w/ 50 series tires, 8-track & house speakers in the Back Seat!!!
Did the people in the audience think they were in Church? OFF YOUR ASS and ROCK!! Those were great days.
I gotta agree! But at least they are not SCREAMING threw the whole thing.I dont like to go to concert's because people WONT SHUT UP!
Thank you for posting this! Where can the rest of this show be found?
i agree with you flyboy7588 these guys no how to boogie and i don't mean that disco shit
Wow where's they get that crowd from? Ice seen livelier cemeteries!!!
first song please! !
"Nothing I Won't Do"
somebody call security at 2:20 !!! that crowd is out of control !!
+timin770 LMAO. I can't believe how laid back that crowd is. It's fuckin' Foghat,. Get your asses up and dance!
+timin770 LOL--hilarious comment--anyway I remember getting into foghat with this album of which Nothing I Wont Do is on and all the tunes were terrific. Saw Foghat at the Beacon in I think 74 where Montrose opened with Sammy Hagar on vocals, then Black Oak Arkansas came out with Ruby Star doing "Jim Dandy" then Foghat, the show was "AMAZING"
+timin770
At least this guy is feeling it. 3:12
Note the excitement around him
I thought the same...
Too many 'ludes, man -
Of course Foghat is great, but where in the world did the zombies come from in the audience?
British
Definitely like Chevrolet, off Stone Blue , Can't think of any song they've done, I don't like, Later
Wow where's they get that crowd from? I've seen livelier cemeteries!!!
Price was not just a good slide player, his leads were great too.Crowd looks sleepy
They were awed by the music. Reefer will enhance every note and put that sleepy look in your eyes. Rest assured they are deep into the music.
@@larrythrasher3788 OMG you made me laugh!
toke on Monday fo😁
The audience was doing the Electric Quaalude koolaid test.
Duuuuude!
That's Tony Blair in the front row
Sad truth is this is how English audiences were with just about everybody. Supposedly I heard it was mainly when it's a TV show. The British are afraid of embarrassing themselves. Although some will move around, most just sit there.
Chris Hutt good what do you want the motel stand in Scream and say you don't even hear them what do you think you're fucking at a Beatles Concert come on dude get what the fucking deal you got to fucking be scared of me you must not have been you probably ain't even been born in the 80s
Does it get any better than Foghat in the 70's? Not like the new versions of Foghat playing today with only the original drummer left. Bullshit!
lead the way for the immoral culture of today and God punished Lonesome Dave for it LOL!
I wonder if the chick at :40 had eaten a little piece of paper? BWAHAHA!!!!
LES PAUL JR
soulfulimpressions hell yes!
Old jacky jaen
Antonius Rome jamming isn't a lost art. I suggest you listen to neo classical guitarist. These guys are probably over your head. I love FH but their not great musicians RIP LDave
Just to let you know a little secret Rod Price first trained in classical guitar, and a bit of Jazz. When he heard the Blues that's where his heart went. So for him "jamming" on standard or slide was second nature. He was a great musician, and a friend.
supercross junkie dude I would not listen to anything you fucking ever suggested I am the rock and roll king of fucking RUclips are you fucking joking me
Lk.o vinl.ver.33.1/3 bs
Boring-faced crowd?
I liked Lonesome Dave's voice, but Foghat as a band were a bit bland and repetitive.