R.I.P. Craig MacGregor who passed away yesterday from a long battle with cancer. Dave passed 18 years ago and Rod about 10 years ago. I knew all these guys personally and I can tell you they were the nicest most professional musicians I have ever met. They should have been as big or bigger than any of the monster bands from the 70's and 80's. These are 4 of the greatest musicians to ever play. See you guys on the other side.
One of my favorites. I knew them (not personally) when they were Savoy Brown. Lonesome Dave was awesome and I can't walk down my basement stairs without thinking about Rod.
You cannot do a classic rock compilation album without this song. THIS IS CLASSIC ROCK! At its finest. This song was playing in the background of EVERY SINGLE party i attended in the late 70's. Every doobie that was rolled and every kegger drained this song was blaring in the back ground. WHEN ROCK WAS ROCK
Les Smith 45 you are totally right I agree with you foghat the greatest classic rock bands that ever was they are still the greatest is present time a phenomenal classic rock band 🎶🎵🎶🎵
I was a teenager during the 70s and I grew up with this rock music, the greatest rock generation, now I can reflect back on the great times we had and the great music that was created during my teenage years, what a great decade to have been alive.
my sister drug ( lol) me around with her. She was 7 yrs older. She didn't have a choice. Or I'd cry. .. NO wonder why I am sooo old school. "Obsessed"w/ the good music!!
Some of the Best Rock music in history from the 70's. use to listen to Foghat on 8-track . still play Foghat LIVE Album on my Turntable. still great today as ever .
@jreber5955 You,re a lucky man.I watched them in 1980 or 81 in the summer,Yakima ,WA. Blackfoot opened for them.What amazing concert.15 years old ,life was smooth back then.
I was there! Isn't that the one someone took a swan dive from the balcony? Went to so many at the Spectrum it's pretty much all just a blur, unfortunately! I know it was pretty dangerous down on the floor, but it never stopped me!!!😂
The band initially featured Dave Peverett ("Lonesome Dave") on guitar and vocal, Tony Stevens on bass, and Roger Earl on drums. After leaving Savoy Brown in December 1970, they added Rod Price on guitar/slide guitar and formed Foghat in January 1971
I love these guys. Had their 8 track in my car when I was a Senior. Saw these guys in Indianapolis the summer I graduated(1978). Totally awesome. Brings back tons of memories, all good.
Killer pipes and a nasty tone. Dave always seemed to have a good time on stage, even when he was sick. Thanks for the memories..you are very much missed.
RIP - Lonesome Dave! I cranked so many weights in High School listening to the FOGHAT LIVE ALBUM, Played drums TOO, & Rocked my Ass off at so many parties to the same Thank YOU BAND one & All, x 1,000,000++++++!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1
I had just finished my time in the army and was getting ready to leave Germany and come back home to Kentucky when this song was released and loved listening to it on the radio headphones on my flight back home!!! remember how cool the beat was and that slide guitar had to coolest sound...A truly awesome song that was and it DID relate to my flight home to..IT was a slow ride...8 hours long!!!That was ok though...I had a few of the drinks of the tiny bottles of jack on my way..LOL!Thks 4 this:-)
Sure sounds Great hearing Lonesome Dave's intro...again. After all these years, man....bought this album new (Fool For the City) & played this tune incessantly. Awesome Live Band......had the pleasure of seeing them 3 times 73, 74 & 75. Still one of the best bands of that era (in my opinion) & THAT covers ALOT of GREAT BANDS! Aerosmith, ZZTOP, Montrose, Lynyrd Skynyrd (73&76) B.O.C., Bad Co. Black Sabbath, Jethro Tull, Marshall Tucker to name a few that I saw & these guys ripped withthebestofem!
one of the best forgotten acts, ever. i opened for them a few times in the late 80's, when the drummer was the only one left from the original band, but they were still great with replacement parts, lol
I was in High School when Foghat was popular. Rod Price does such a wild guitar solo that is so epic. It's like he says "Move over. It's time for me to rock your ass off!"
Seen fog hat live in 1978 on my 18th birthday. Thinking this might have been the same live concert. Such an underrated band. Love their music. Take the slow ride boys.
When you see Dave Peverett absent of any list of Great rock Singers, you know it's a big injustice. And when you see Rod Price out of any list of Great Metal Guitar Players, you know that's another big injustice.
Tenía 17 años cuando escuché a este fabuloso grupo y me impactó la manera del sentido que le dieron a su música, el cantante excelente!!! Me transportaron a mis inicios….
What was I doing in 1776? Colonization in a 1734 buggy and carriage, proceeding to pelt the earth with treasonous Thunder from down under. Preferentially chewing middle eastern cannibis to a slow ride.. Long live Rock and Roll
Well I didn't have a Camaro but I sure had a pretty girlfriend and she was teaching me a lot in my 71 gremlin! How could she resist my combination FM stereo and CB... back window was busted out too, but weed was $10 an ounce so I needed the extra air every now and then... Good Times.... Good Times....
I saw Foghat in 78 in Chicago. I was lucky enough to go back stage after ,because I knew some of the body guards that stand in front of the stage.So on one jumps on stage or anything.I had the most amazing time.They were awsome
This came on on Hawaii 5 - 0 tonight, and my 8 month old granddaughter went to swaying back and forth in my lap. She is going to be a music/rock star ⭐️
Much like April Wine, our “in house” rock band up here in Montreal, a fantastic 5 man group, born and bred Canadian band. Just never made it huge , but a solid Gold and Platinum album group. Had ALL their albums, music of my lifetime.
My first concert was foghat, 1976,I think, LA somewhere, don't even remember the show,way to many drugs, woke up the next day back in Ontario with a hat that said fog on it,I was 14years old, wow.
I agree without a doubt better than any band today. The song meaning is about intercourse, reason starts off slow then speeds up add the song is based on the length man can last inside a woman.
Love this song and the music from the 70's! These were the songs I heard when I was in high school and they STILL rock! The best music was made then! This song is timeless! I still have the album (vinyl) and play it on an actual turntable. No auto tune needed for those great rock bands)!
One of my all-time favorite bands bought the energized LP when it first came out I believe that was back in 74. I think it’s one of the best albums for put out fan for life. RIP Lonesome, Dave, and Dave the bottle price rock on.
🔊🎵Rod Price was a true slide master🔊🎶🎸🔥🔊🎼!! Dave was a awesome rhythm guitarist and a grand vocalist. Now that they are both gone, why do they continue to be FOGHAT? They will never sound like this ever again🔊🎸🎶🔊🎤🎙🎼🔊🎸.
Rod Price. Genius. This band knows Rock N Roll. He is just playing slide guitar to get that full rich sound. I seen them play a few times but it was way after lead singer Lonesome Dave had passed away. But they still knew how to give such a great live concert afterwards. Sad that Rod Price passed away but his playing guitar will live on.
Foghat and many other groups rocked us all day long in the 70's! Seems most of the new music is so horrible. Millions will listen to them till we go 6 feet under ground... ROCK ON!
1978, I was 14, enjoying fine herb with a Foghat 8-Track playing this song, in a boat named "Slo-Ride" on Lake Texhoma. We went skiing while the folks went fishing. Then we had a giant fish fry with freshly caught striper and the most wonderful cornmeal batter...a big vat of oil on a tripod in front of the lakehouse with 20+ people as the sun slowly set. I can still feel the sunburn on my skin, sand in my cutoff Levi's and the smell of coconut oil on every beautiful female there. Those hot curls of fresh fish...still the benchmark I judge all fish by even today, some 45 years later. Yeah, I had some great summers growing up.
hitchhiked 2 hours to see them for my 1st concert in 1979 when i was 15... pat travers opened for them... awesome concert... lol... took me like 5 hours of trying to hitchhike to get home though
+pedraw I remember that concert! Lived in Ludington, Mi. during that time! Triumph kicked some ass at that concert also. But damn, Foghat was a great concert. Would see them a few more times before 1980.
Foghat is doing a concert with Blue Oyster Cult in Sunbury, Pa. at the grounds of the Spyglass Winery on July 9, 2011... Can't wait for that one... 15 miles from my home.. Kansas was there for July 2010 and they rocked. Thanks for uploading....
I remember rolling up some gold and ty stck with a case of miller ponies and listening to Foghat, Montrose, Molly hatchet, all of them were great.. Those were the days baby.Much simpler, sofisticated and people helped eachother. I feel bad for kids growing up taday that will never know that type of world...
I just bought the first 13 albums on CD. $46 on Amazon. Oh, those memories are flooding back. I reconnected with an old acquaintance of mine from 1972-78 who used to listen to Foghat with me. Who says Rock 'n Roll is a bad thing?
R.I.P. Craig MacGregor who passed away yesterday from a long battle with cancer. Dave passed 18 years ago and Rod about 10 years ago. I knew all these guys personally and I can tell you they were the nicest most professional musicians I have ever met. They should have been as big or bigger than any of the monster bands from the 70's and 80's. These are 4 of the greatest musicians to ever play. See you guys on the other side.
I must have seen live at least 7 times. Best goddamn opening act of ALL time. RIP is right.
One of my favorites. I knew them (not personally) when they were Savoy Brown. Lonesome Dave was awesome and I can't walk down my basement stairs without thinking about Rod.
This band should totally be in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. What a joke that they're not.
@@davidkemp444 A true reminder to get your cholesterol checked. Rod was a master. What a gift to the world.
Already there buddy...
You cannot do a classic rock compilation album without this song. THIS IS CLASSIC ROCK! At its finest. This song was playing in the background of EVERY SINGLE party i attended in the late 70's. Every doobie that was rolled and every kegger drained this song was blaring in the back ground. WHEN ROCK WAS ROCK
I'm right there with you my brother. Soooo many memories. The good ole days imho.
Oh yes you can! Foghat did not age well, stuck in the 70's, leave them there.
@@husq48 You have no idea what you are talking about!! 🤬 Crawl back into your basement and stay there until we say so 🤮🤮🤮
Les Smith 45 you are totally right I agree with you foghat the greatest classic rock bands that ever was they are still the greatest is present time a phenomenal classic rock band 🎶🎵🎶🎵
Right on brother. Remembering the good oie days
I was a teenager during the 70s and I grew up with this rock music, the greatest rock generation, now I can reflect back on the great times we had and the great music that was created during my teenage years, what a great decade to have been alive.
my sister drug ( lol) me around with her. She was 7 yrs older. She didn't have a choice. Or I'd cry. .. NO wonder why I am sooo old school. "Obsessed"w/ the good music!!
OMG that solo. The likes that we'll NEVER see again!! Chills!! SLOWRIDE!!!! Cyndy in Alabama
I am sure glad that concerts back then were 'filmed'......best period in Rock.
Lonesome Dave. The ultimate front man, the definition of a rock star...
They don't have bands like this anymore! I need a time machine!
Let's go👍👍👍
you were in a time machine and still are, just moving forward. ---Me
How can there be 149 thumbs down for this awesome song? Brings back so many memories!!
Probably because of the advertisement in the middle of the song
But it sure in the hell didn't know what good music was was
Some of the Best Rock music in history from the 70's. use to listen to Foghat on 8-track . still play Foghat LIVE Album on my Turntable. still great today as ever .
Showing why the 70's rocked and they're still rocking. Foghat Live is one of the greatest albums of all time!
I agree100%, what an album ! You can practically feel that your right there in the audience
I musta had that LIVE cassette stolen half a dozen times over the years, had to watch em like a hawk
@@juanespinosa8064 i was at that show- Foghat Live- Rochester Dome Arena May 1977 Procol Harem (sans Robin Trower by then) opened., Great Live band.
@jreber5955 You,re a lucky man.I watched them in 1980 or 81 in the summer,Yakima ,WA. Blackfoot opened for them.What amazing concert.15 years old ,life was smooth back then.
The 70's, what a kick-ass rock n roll decade.
The 70's, now I'm 70! 😃
74 Spectrum in Philly Foghat one of the best live bands of all time. RIP Lonesome Dave and Rod Price.
I was there! Isn't that the one someone took a swan dive from the balcony? Went to so many at the Spectrum it's pretty much all just a blur, unfortunately! I know it was pretty dangerous down on the floor, but it never stopped me!!!😂
Everyone was high as a kite the good old days😀😃😄
81 Spectrum VH front row and yeah somebody go stabbed right in front of us before we got to the stage! When Rock was Rock and Philly was ground zero
Absolute classic rock-n-roll kick ass music of the 70s, which I am proud to say I was a teen, did my share of enjoying the time!
I’m fortunate to have grown up listening to 70’s music!
I do envy you, good taste indeed
The band initially featured Dave Peverett ("Lonesome Dave") on guitar and vocal, Tony Stevens on bass, and Roger Earl on drums. After leaving Savoy Brown in December 1970, they added Rod Price on guitar/slide guitar and formed Foghat in January 1971
This had Craig MacGregor on bass during this concert. He was on with them from Foghat Live on for several albums. RIP.
RIP Dave. Arguably the best live album (yes I said album) ever
Agreed 😁
I love these guys. Had their 8 track in my car when I was a Senior. Saw these guys in Indianapolis the summer I graduated(1978). Totally awesome. Brings back tons of memories, all good.
I had the album "Fool for the City" when it came out. It sounded good then and still sounds good today!
Killer pipes and a nasty tone. Dave always seemed to have a good time on stage, even when he was sick. Thanks for the memories..you are very much missed.
one of the most underrated bands in history. davey johnston sits up with geddy lee, john paul joned and entwhistle as a bassist.
Growing up in the 70's was the absolute best. The music. Damn
RIP - Lonesome Dave! I cranked so many weights in High School listening to the FOGHAT LIVE ALBUM, Played drums TOO, & Rocked my Ass off at so many parties to the same Thank YOU BAND one & All, x 1,000,000++++++!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1
Those boys can rock!!!
My old man's favorite band of all time, I can't argue with that!
one of the best live shows i've ever seen..rockin guitars..bangin drums..yea..slow ride
6/2023 still listening ❤❤❤
Well I don't have a trained ear or anything but I know when a song rocks and Foghat rocks. Rod Price, king of the slide. RIP brother.
I say one of the greatest live bands ever. Wish this was a better quality so you could see how good they were
When this band was in town, everybody was there. People would start to party a few days ahead of time. What a smokin band.
First rock album I bought as a kid. Still love this song! These guys were my idols! RIP Dave and Rod.
This is a rock anthem and a classic!
No such music nowadays,todays are all crap,famous today ,forgotten tommorrow.
I had just finished my time in the army and was getting ready to leave Germany and come back home to Kentucky when this song was released and loved listening to it on the radio headphones on my flight back home!!! remember how cool the beat was and that slide guitar had to coolest sound...A truly awesome song that was and it DID relate to my flight home to..IT was a slow ride...8 hours long!!!That was ok though...I had a few of the drinks of the tiny bottles of jack on my way..LOL!Thks 4 this:-)
I can't remember how much dope I smoked listening to these guys in the 70"s! Still listening to them.
Still smoking?
Sure sounds Great hearing Lonesome Dave's intro...again. After all these years, man....bought this album new (Fool For the City) & played this tune incessantly. Awesome Live Band......had the pleasure of seeing them 3 times 73, 74 & 75. Still one of the best bands of that era (in my opinion) & THAT covers ALOT of GREAT BANDS! Aerosmith, ZZTOP, Montrose, Lynyrd Skynyrd (73&76) B.O.C., Bad Co. Black Sabbath, Jethro Tull, Marshall Tucker to name a few that I saw & these guys ripped withthebestofem!
Agreed! Got most of my favorites in there! The 70's had the best bands & albums hands down! IMO. Rock n Roll 🙌🏼🤘🎶💙✌️
" Lonesome" Dave is a legend of rock and roll
one of the best forgotten acts, ever. i opened for them a few times in the late 80's, when the drummer was the only one left from the original band, but they were still great with replacement parts, lol
One of the greatest opening riffs in rock
I was in High School when Foghat was popular. Rod Price does such a wild guitar solo that is so epic. It's like he says "Move over. It's time for me to rock your ass off!"
It's dynamite 😁🤩👍
Seen fog hat live in 1978 on my 18th birthday. Thinking this might have been the same live concert. Such an underrated band. Love their music. Take the slow ride boys.
Foghat will never fade away. I 1st started listening 2 them when I was 15yrs old. Long time ago but their vocals & words & beat will never fade.
When you see Dave Peverett absent of any list of Great rock Singers, you know it's a big injustice. And when you see Rod Price out of any list of Great Metal Guitar Players, you know that's another big injustice.
Tenía 17 años cuando escuché a este fabuloso grupo y me impactó la manera del sentido que le dieron a su música, el cantante excelente!!! Me transportaron a mis inicios….
"Slow Ride" makes me drive faster.
I play it loud windows down in heavy traffic telling all it is a slow ride so take it easy.
Lmao I really don’t think this is what the song is about 😂
@@johnbrown2378 Well, it is nice to have something to do when you are stuck in traffic....
@@jeffalan6339
Yor Not Alone Brother
🔊🎸🎸🎸🔊 🤘
Same here
What was i doing in 1978? I was cruzing in my 75 camaro with slow ride cranked to hell!
What was I doing in 1776? Colonization in a 1734 buggy and carriage, proceeding to pelt the earth with treasonous Thunder from down under. Preferentially chewing middle eastern cannibis to a slow ride.. Long live Rock and Roll
Well I didn't have a Camaro but I sure had a pretty girlfriend and she was teaching me a lot in my 71 gremlin! How could she resist my combination FM stereo and CB... back window was busted out too, but weed was $10 an ounce so I needed the extra air every now and then... Good Times.... Good Times....
No Camaro but had my grandmother 64 Chevy station wagon with my best girl plenty of room
@@carlsmith1263 20th
I was cruzin in my 76 Camaro. Good times.
I saw Foghat in 78 in Chicago. I was lucky enough to go back stage after ,because I knew some of the body guards that stand in front of the stage.So on one jumps on stage or anything.I had the most amazing time.They were awsome
This came on on Hawaii 5 - 0 tonight, and my 8 month old granddaughter went to swaying back and forth in my lap. She is going to be a music/rock star ⭐️
Very under rated band. Never gained huge success but deserved a bit more than they got.
monmixer that’s BS. They were huge. Don’t know when you grew up but i did through the 70’s.
Not true. They were highly successful. You're wrong. EIGHT GOLD RECORDS!
@@TheScooter1963 much of their success was in the US, not so much in their native UK or here in Australia.....love Foghat
Savoy Brown's Kim Simmons was underrated
Much like April Wine, our “in house” rock band up here in Montreal, a fantastic 5 man group, born and bred Canadian band. Just never made it huge , but a solid Gold and Platinum album group. Had ALL their albums, music of my lifetime.
I can't believe this!!!!! This was my first concert I was 12 I went with my aunt and got high high high
Deborah Hendrick But you're short lol you can't get high.
How was the grass back then?
Deborah Hendrick they were your mom's
Deborah Hendrick
My first concert was foghat, 1976,I think, LA somewhere, don't even remember the show,way to many drugs, woke up the next day back in Ontario with a hat that said fog on it,I was 14years old, wow.
Brings me back to my 8 track days! Love Foghat
Bought this album a year after it came out age 14, and I pretty much wore it out!
Now that was our music....A lot better then some of the stuff now a days...
some.... more like most....close to all of it.
You right.
Better than ALL the music today.
@@mr.d.4175 arrogant comment..
I agree without a doubt better than any band today.
The song meaning is about intercourse, reason starts off slow then speeds up add the song is based on the length man can last inside a woman.
Love this song and the music from the 70's! These were the songs I heard when I was in high school and they STILL rock! The best music was made then! This song is timeless! I still have the album (vinyl) and play it on an actual turntable. No auto tune needed for those great rock bands)!
One of my all-time favorite bands bought the energized LP when it first came out I believe that was back in 74. I think it’s one of the best albums for put out fan for life. RIP Lonesome, Dave, and Dave the bottle price rock on.
The Highest Level of Rock n Roll in The 1970s.....Foghat.....Top Shelf.....
My first concert. 38 Special opened. Also my first acid trip. AWESOME!
Rock Gods on the radio when I was a kid!
I love that song to this day!
I loved these guys. Saw them three times in the 1970s. I still have their albums and listen to the greatest rock ever
these guys are crazy with the guitar and voice. LOVE YOU !!!!
This is Rock. This is what it’s all about. No band ever did it better. Feel it boys and girls and Turn it Up.
My 1st concert, Foghat and The James Gang, Commack Arena, 1977. Rock & Roll 4eva!!!
+Denise McArdle Mine: Foghat and Humble Pie, Los Angeles Forum 1974. :-)
INDUCT THIS BAND INTO THE ROCK AND ROLL HALL OF FAME...NOW !!!!
One of my favorite bands would kill to see them in their day
🔊🎵Rod Price was a true slide master🔊🎶🎸🔥🔊🎼!! Dave was a awesome rhythm guitarist and a grand vocalist.
Now that they are both gone, why do they continue to be FOGHAT?
They will never sound like this ever again🔊🎸🎶🔊🎤🎙🎼🔊🎸.
saw them live in 78.What a show.High energy rock and roll.I was 14.
Brings back a boatload of memories.
Excelentes musicos que han seguido por el tiempo buenisimo geniales
Rod Price. Genius. This band knows Rock N Roll. He is just playing slide guitar to get that full rich sound. I seen them play a few times but it was way after lead singer Lonesome Dave had passed away. But they still knew how to give such a great live concert afterwards. Sad that Rod Price passed away but his playing guitar will live on.
this is by far the best version of this song live period
Oh yeah, cruising in my Camaro circa 1978 with my honey and listening to this song!
Foghat - Slow Ride. GTA SAN ANDREAS THEFT AUTO!!
André Carneiro IKR On K-DST
La pura onda ese carl jhonson
And guitar hero 3
Foghat and many other groups rocked us all day long in the 70's! Seems most of the new music is so horrible. Millions will listen to them till we go 6 feet under ground... ROCK ON!
Did alot of partying to this tune back in the day. The 70's were good times, Got ta rock all night.
Smell that? Smells like legend.
A pesar del tiempo transcurrido esta música te hace vibrar, y la siento totalmente vigente
They are one of the greatest bands to ever play. 100% seen them live 1978. Most amazing band
I love Slow Ride.... :)
I'll bet you do
Susan you can ride anyway you want to! Sorry for being a bit forward but you are such a pretty lady! And I wish you all the best... Peace Luv ;-)
Susan Haskins ....I'll bet you do too :-))
1978, I was 14, enjoying fine herb with a Foghat 8-Track playing this song, in a boat named "Slo-Ride" on Lake Texhoma. We went skiing while the folks went fishing. Then we had a giant fish fry with freshly caught striper and the most wonderful cornmeal batter...a big vat of oil on a tripod in front of the lakehouse with 20+ people as the sun slowly set. I can still feel the sunburn on my skin, sand in my cutoff Levi's and the smell of coconut oil on every beautiful female there. Those hot curls of fresh fish...still the benchmark I judge all fish by even today, some 45 years later. Yeah, I had some great summers growing up.
hitchhiked 2 hours to see them for my 1st concert in 1979 when i was 15... pat travers opened for them... awesome concert... lol... took me like 5 hours of trying to hitchhike to get home though
One of the best live performances in Rock History.
Arguably the greatest Slide guitar player in rock and roll History
❤
Rod Price...a much underated slide player. Foghat...YOU ROCK!
Another one gone ! Rock In Paradise : Craig MacGregor, the bassist for Foghat has lost his battle with cancer. Craig was 68 years old.
Saw them at the Allentown PA fairgrounds with Rainbow in '78.
Should I play Allentown by bully Joel?
Man, wish I'd seen that. I was at M-berg then.
I saw these guys in Lansing Michigan. I can't remember if they opened for Triumph or if Triumph opened for Foghat...........I was too fucked up!
+pedraw
Triumph opened for Foghat - just need your fog-glasses
Thanks Johnny B. It was like somewhere between 82-84.Johnny B
+pedraw I remember that concert! Lived in Ludington, Mi. during that time! Triumph kicked some ass at that concert also. But damn, Foghat was a great concert. Would see them a few more times before 1980.
PGeorge61
Haha....Ludington, good times indeed. My Aunt and Uncle lived there for a few years in the 80's and 90's.
+pedraw Indeed! I lived there from 1968 to 1981. A damn fine place to be as a teen during the summer months. So many vacationing young ladies.
Foghat is doing a concert with Blue Oyster Cult in Sunbury, Pa. at the grounds of the Spyglass Winery on July 9, 2011... Can't wait for that one... 15 miles from my home.. Kansas was there for July 2010 and they rocked. Thanks for uploading....
1978 I was roller skating to this song with tube tops and shirt shorts with my friends 🎼🍭⛸
I remember rolling up some gold and ty stck with a case of miller ponies and listening to Foghat, Montrose, Molly hatchet, all of them were great.. Those were the days baby.Much simpler, sofisticated and people helped eachother. I feel bad for kids growing up taday that will never know that type of world...
I remember when this song was getting airplay. Most of my friends didn't get it. it's about makin' love nice and slow.
Sin duda la mejor musica de rock de mis tiempos
They came and played at the casino where I work tonight. It was awesome.
Way does this rock! Soooo much this was way before my time but dyyyyaaaaammmmmnnnnnm....!!!!!
Damn, those boys rocked IT. Saw them in Chicago, November of 1975 with Montrose and Black Oak Arkansas. Still sounds great.
one of t he best songs ever in the history of rock bands
Foghat: The British answer...to ZZtop!
Better than ZZ Top imo
I just bought the first 13 albums on CD. $46 on Amazon. Oh, those memories are flooding back. I reconnected with an old acquaintance of mine from 1972-78 who used to listen to Foghat with me. Who says Rock 'n Roll is a bad thing?
one of the most underated bands along with badfinger....I mean they had it all in the talent dept.......how can you just ignore this?
Seen them in 78 a great live act!
first rock concert
Mine, too!
Me too.
Mine as well..... Jacksonville, FL 1978!
One of the loudest concerts I have been to
I'm 15 and I freakin' appreciate this kind of music.
i was 17 years old back then!!1classic
+rebelnightrider now i am 53