These days are never coming back. 70's best decade to be a teenager. Endless great music! Endless concerts! Sexual Revolution! Very little adult supervision! Seen it once. Never again.
@@jimmcguy5511 oh without a doubt I was born February of 1957 all my teenage years consisted from 1970 to 1976 yeah we were lucky enough to be born at the right time music will never be this great again!!!!!
I did tech support for a hospital in Orlando, Fl. A lovely lady called in with a computer issue. She identified her last name as Peverett. I told her the only person I knew with that name was one of my favorite music artists, Dave Peverett. She told me she was Dave's Daughter-in-law. We talked for quite a while. She told me how wonderful a father-in-law he was. I'll never forget that call.
This album with Kiss Alive and Frampton Comes Alive set my world on fire as a kid in the mid 70s. Very underated Band Foghat was. Saw the original band back in the 90s at The Canyon Club in Agoura and it took me back to 1975 . They nailed this Album!! Ive seen some great shows there but Foghat Blew The Lid Off The Dump!! 4 Great Musicians who need their recognition Rock in Roll HOF!!! Duh!!!
@@Malibudave777 I noticed reply might be a little late but you could also add blue oyster cult"on your feet or on your knees"the double live LP UFO"strangers in the night"also double live LP Ted Nugent"double live Gonzo"that's just the name a few more I know I'm forgetting a lot more but those three just came to mind there will never be another decade like the 70s people that didn't grow up in that particular era will not know what I'm saying but people that did will understand what I'm saying!!
Lonesome Dave Peverett is THE most underrated and BEST Rock Singer, not to mention a really good guitarist. FOGHAT Took kicking ass to a whole new level. Rod Price is the CHAMPION of Slide guitar. Roger Earl is solid as a rock. I can listen to Foghat all day. I do it a lot. This is what rock and roll is supposed to be. Thanks for sharing this and keeping this great band and their music alive!! (Side Note: The slide solo in "It Hurts Me Too" is absolutely insane!!!)
Reapprsr1 1 second ago Oh! And ladies, like Dave sings: "swish your walk!" Reapprsr1 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!
I lived in Webster, Florida in the late 70s - early 80's and I talked a group of locals into going to the Lakeland Civic Center to see Foghat on what was the "Stone Blue" tour. The venue sat about 10,000 and it sold out. I tell people to this day this was the best live rock concert I ever saw. They played almost 2 hours and the whole concert from beginning to end, every song, was spectacular. Every song was at least slightly better than the album cut and they genuinely played like they were having the time of their lives! Infectious Exuberance!
I was fifteen in the summer of 1979 when “Third Time Lucky” was released on the charts. I distinctly remember when it began to fall from the Top 40 countdown; I was at a childhood friend’s house trying marihuana for the first time. He told me that he was a Foghat fan; I asked him about “Third Time Lucky”, and he said he didn’t care for it. Hell, I loved it, along with Peter Frampton’s “I Can’t Stand It No More” when it was out at the same time. 👨🏻🦳🇺🇸👍🇺🇸🎹🇺🇸🎸🇺🇸🥁🇺🇸🎶
As a teenager I lived in southwestern NH, so going to concerts was a adventure!!! No car, meant leaving school early hitting the road thumb up and asking for a ride. Most of the venues were 70-120 or so miles away made the concerts & making pretty wrecked/high seen a lot of bands, foghat,the Who, Zeppelin,tull,the Kinks,Robin Thrower, CSN, CSNY,CARS FOGHAT MANY TIMES SO TIGHT, SO LOUD SOOOOO GOOOOOOOD!!!!
Lucky you! One band (original lineup) I surely regretted never seeing. Savoy Brown made some great music no doubt, but sure glad the boys left and recorded all this great rock in’ roll they had in them as Foghat.
And a hell of a standard lead guitarist with songs in the video of... Fool for the City... Eight Days on the Road...Honey Hush...I Just Want to Make Love to You, all playing standard lead. Check out his playing in Dreamer from 1974...amazing! ruclips.net/video/kbavR4FpbXA/видео.html
Saw Foghat live many many times. They were not "among the best", they were THE BEST. there is more life in this group than any other I ever saw and I am old, I saw them all
Reapprsr1 1 second ago Oh! And ladies, like Dave sings: "swish your walk!" Reapprsr1 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.
Imagine having a catalog of such great live material that you open the show with your number one single? As opposed to most acts then that CLOSED the show with their big hit for an encore? These guys had the goods...They were confident enough in their collective abilities to do that and then HOLD the audience's attention for a solid 90 minutes after....Arguably the best live rock band of the era. I would take this Live album over any other group in the '70's for my sole desert island recording.
Saw them in OKC in November of 1974, when they and Montrose (w Hagar) opened for J Geils. By the time J Geils took the stage, we were already partied out. Montrose and Hagar lit the fire, and then Lonesome Dave and company built it into a raging inferno. One of the most high octane concerts I ever attended.
To this day I can't reconcile with the fact that these guys were a British band. They sound so much like a loud, in your face, wild, American band from Boston or Detroit or someplace like that!
Wow thats news for me I always thought they were American. I used to listen to them in high school in Mexico along with all the classic bands. I was 13 or so back in 1984
@redhead sticky Actually they formed in England but never ever recorded there or anywhere until relocating to the United States. With Dave Edmunds producing their very 1st album in 1972 "Foghat" I'm just saying no disrespect. I'm a huge FOGHAT fan until Tight Shoes came out. Stone Blue was heir last really good album. NIGHT SHIFT & STONE BLUE were my favorite albuns. They were very strong albuns. Guitar playing amazing on both, but Chateau Lafitte '59 Boogie from Rock N Roll Outlaws being my favorite song of theirs.
I'm 60 and saw them 27 times without a doubt the most hardest working and best live act of all times Long live rock and roll boogie doggie blues keep going Roger Earl and the best thing dreesed man in rock Mr To n y Stevens
After a local show about 8 years ago got a chance to meet Rodger Earl I said “ you know as I look back I think the reason I never finished college is because of Foghat.” He answered.” Well your one of the few that got it.” haha
Definitely one of the truly greats! Saw them with the Outlaws!! Always loved the hard rockin guitars. Face it.. We had the best music and y’all are jealous😆
2 of the best concerts ever #1 Ten Years After, Grand Funk Railroad and Savoy Brown 1970 #2 Grand Funk Railroad and Foghat 1971 some of the best rock memories at those!
Foghat, Montrose and Black Oak Arkansas, 1975, Chicago Aragon Ballroom. Not the best 3 bands I ever saw but hey, Foghat is one of my top five bands. They played I Want To Make Love To You just like this. I get a rush EVERY TIME.
@@kathleen3177 I saw Savoy Brown in Chicago as backup to Deep Purple. Then ELO as backup to Deep Purple, then Nazareth as backup to Deep Purple then Lynryd Skynryd and Nugent as backup to Deep Purple. Get the theme? My best rock experience was the 3 day festival in Sedalia, MO on July 19-21, 1974 when I was 15. My first concert was November, 1973. The Edgar Winter Group with Rick Derringer plus Robin Trower. The best one day concert was Chicago's Super Bowl of Rock with Journey, REO Speedway, Nugent, Skynryd and .38 Special. Outdoor at Soldier Field. Hit up one of my playlists for over 1,500 rock songs, albums and concerts.
my bro had the 8 teack but after not being to play it on my stereo i only had cassette player.i had to buy the cassette.i was 10 years old.still love foghat niw at 55. RIP DAVE AND THE BOTTLE
I was at the. Chicago show with PT opening. It was the anniversary of Disco Demolition, remember Steve Dahl coming on and intro Foghat. Great show, good times.
from Jimi Hendrix to Led Zepplin I had been to many concerts but the band I saw most in concert was Foghat. hard working high energy musicians. miss them
Foghat is a part of my heart and my soul. It Is hard to describe how deep of an impression their music made in my life. Through good times and bad times their music inspired me and totally uplifted me . It was like Lonesome Dave was preaching to me. Rock & Roll will help you through and it did. And I remember Lonesome Dave singing his heart out at a small club and I was singing the lyrics as loud as I could back at him and After the show he shook my hand
Lonesome Dave was really cool, after a show at a club I got to talk with him and the guitarist. I thanked them for such a great show, they were one of the best live acts. After a few minutes Dave asked one of the other guys to run out to the bus and grab a band photo, he got all the members of the band to sign it for me. These guys were so down to earth, that moment will live on with me! Great band!
I’m 64 this past July (2020) and I’ve been a fan since ‘72 when I bought the brand new album. Never had the chance to see them live, but when I put on Wild Cherry or Honey Hush or Chateau Lafitte 59 Boogie, in my mind I’m on stage with one of the best bands of the my generation. Thanks guys for letting us go along for the ride 🎸🤘🇨🇦
the greatest party band in the world I was listening to them when they first came out when I was in high school. I really miss lonesome Dave and rod price I bet they would still be jamming today look at Roger Earl still beating them drums like he was a teenager
@@peternadler6583 If i could go back to those years when i was young i wouldn't hesitate for a second, but if i was able to be young today...i would most definitely pass.
In my humble opinion, this is the greatest Rock Band of all times. Rod Price is without a doubt the greatest slide player of all times. Dave Peverett is the premier front man and an awesome picker too! Miss these guys something fierce! RIP Rod, Dave!
Kenny Boy, your opinion is indeed humble. "Greatest rock band of all time" puts your choice in the running with Led Zep, Cream, Jimi Hedrix Experience, Rolling Stones.... Sure you wouldn't like to modify your silly statement here? No really, go right ahead.
@@lesizmor9079 Yeah, I won't change it. I lived through them all. Stones are good pop in rollers. Hendrix was psychedelic. Zeppelin great, Cream good. AC/DC great rockers. Deep Purple killer. Foghat ruled in my opinion!
It'd be so easy to pick out enough songs off their albums to make a genuwine ass-kicking hard rock album. I think I'm gonna do that tonight...Been a long time...Thoughts on Head East?
Those of us who were teens in the 70's were lucky as hell. We were living great days and had no idea how much we would miss them... There will never be a time like this again.
I seen Foghat once when they backed up Rod Stewart. They did the live album and my jaw hit the floor when I saw Rod on that slide. These guy's rocked. I was mind blown. After them, Rod Stewart came out like a lounge lizard and we left the concert. Nothing could compete Foghat. Next day I went out buying Foghat albums. Dave's voice was such a nice compliment to the music. I am thankful for their career.
@@mikem6791i know what he meant, and you know what i meant in my post. how can he better himself if someone doesn't show him? by degrees, letting everything slide is probably a symptom of why American society is slipping, "oh that's okay we know what you meant just carry on". the air traffic controller, the bus driver, the electrician you hired, "oh that's okay you'll do it better next time", i say no, being better means trying to get it right.
I had the pleasure of jamming and recording with Roger Earl. A true pro and and a Gentleman.That experience really opened up my eyes.----What a cool dude !!!
This is more like the live album should have been. That's a great recording but... ONE elpee? You could theoretically get this whole show on two records. What an outstanding band. Back in high school we didn't take them for granted, but they were just a hard boogie slide guitar juggernaut. Now though, all these years later, we realize how one of a kind they were - no one sounded like Foghat. And they wrote great songs - not just jam songs but really good, catchy, radio-ready songs, immediately memorable. Even their studio albums were filled with electricity. Such a great attack. They really did bring it hard and ferocious. I loved Lonesome Dave, his stage attitude was awesome. I miss you brother. Rockon!
Yeah I can remember alot people saying they weren't big fans because they were a generic Rock band lol, yet nobody sounded near as good. RIP Lonesome Dave!
If you claim to like Rock ´n´ Roll and at the same time you say you don´t love Foghat, there must be something wrong... either you´re lying about liking Rock ´n ´ Roll or you don´t have a clue of what it´s all about !!
I saw the original band (with either Stevens or MacGregor on bass) 25 times through the 70's and into the 90's. The combo of Lonesome Dave and the great Rod Price was amazing in concert!
Ah mate I think we all share the same experience Foghat brought to their shows, seen them a few times then and now, Roger still has his groove, very solid drummer 🥁
@James Sero you dont understand comments like this?? Yeah, because Rod Price is included in every conversation regarding the who's who of rock guitarists...NOT! So WHAT don't you understand?
1986? Are you sure? Cause neither guy was still in the band at that time. Lonesome Dave went back to England in late 1984. Rod Price left the band at the end of 1980 tour. They both got back together in the early 1990s as the original 4 members of Lonesome Dave, Rod Price, Tony Stevens, and Roger Earl. Today, only Roger Earl is the last remaining member still performing under the name. To me, it's no longer Foghat.
My brother bought the Foghat Live album and it was always played at top volume on that old stereo, just like our neighbor in El Dorado, Cebu Philippines. Woke up the neighborhood for sure. Tremendous songs which when we formed a Blues/Rock band tried to add to our repertoire. Songs like Dreamer. Stone Blue, Sweet Home Chicago, Fool for the city and Slow Ride. Whew, those were great times. Best band ever!.
Foghat was one of my first concerts at the old Civic Arena in Pittsburgh Pa, I think the ticket was 7 dollars, lol those were the days, and it was festival seating for those Rock n Rollers old enough to remember those days, Seen them over 10 times thru out the years, was able to see Lonesome Dave tour with them before the Big C got him, god rest him and the bottle one of the best Rock acts around
I Was there, I am also from the Pittsburgh seen them at 3rivers stadium ,all day concert with a bunch of other bands they rocked the Burgh, I caught them a couple times in Cleveland & buffalo
I just bought this album at a second hand store,an original print. It takes me back when i was a kid ,and my older brothers rocking to this in their 69 camaro ss, but truly one of my favorite bands. I had the pleasure of watching these guys back in 1980 and then in the late 90's
Had the pleasure of providing Production for this AMAZING band for a free outdoor concert downtown Dallas in the mid 80's. BEST SHOW EVER and 15,000 crazy fans agreed. Will NEVER forget this show !! RIP to an AMAZING group of Rock and Rollers !
I saw a clip of Foghat on some obscure show on a local access cable channel when I was 12 yrs old (1977), playing songs from the "Energized" album, and that was the beginning of my love for rock n roll...idk what it was but I became obsessed with Foghat, and it developed into a deep connection with the blues, as well as all types of rock n roll. I saw Foghat numerous times, but I finally got to see the original lineup the last time I saw them! They still kicked ass.
Back in the 70s, down here in Brazil used to be so difficult to get to know bands other than Zep, Purple and Sabbath, but I was lucky enough to find the Fool for the City album and never stopped buying their records since then. God know how much I'd have loved to see them live. Be my heroes rest in peace and thanks so much for your music.
Best sounding FOGHAT I've ever heard. Thanks I saw them a couple times listening to this/with headphones reminds me how hardworking and tight they were
My wife and I were so lucky to meet and sit in on drums with Mr. Jameson of Foghat and his band in Reykjavik Iceland, he told us what a sweetheart Lonesome Dave was and how much he missed him.
If you love this, [and you should], go back a few years and listen to the Savoy Brown line up that had Lonesome Dave, Roger Earl, and Tone Stevens of Foghat, plus Chris Youlden on vocals and Kim Simmonds on guitar. This was one of the great British Blues Bands.
Yep, listen to them prior to Foghat, though Rod Price addition took it another notch or two upward. That's why I said in another video I posted just the other day of Foghat doing Leavin Again LIVE from 1974, that no band jammed like Foghat. I saw the original band live throughout the 70's and again when they regrouped in the 90's more than 25 times.
Awesome thought I was onto the band early savoy brown...can’t remember the album...but had it...with needle and spoon just a great album...I was a big fog hat fan getting into them with energized which I thought was awesome..hard driving rock with an edge....and the. Their popularity grew....saw them many times the auditorium theatre in Chicago and then the Aragon maybe two times with thin Lizzie once...great live band but didn’t know the tie to savoy brown who I really enjoyed...but only knew the raw sienna album...peace
They where doing a show in Toronto to do concert years ago maybe 86?, a radio show had 1 announcement in my town near Woodstock Ontario, 100 seat avaliable then no re admittance, I turned and burned to see them, stop grabbed cash my GF, and off we went, I got 2 seats at table near stage , I bought lonesome Dave 2 Crystal beers, he liked my brand, had him sit with my girl and I, between one of the sets, what an awesome man, RIP Dave. Foghat was my fav, best cruising music of the 70s, I was lucky to get a show like that, and meet a hero of mine
I was lucky to have seen Foghat with the original lineup in the summer of 1973 in Boston. The opening act was Brownsville Station. Foghat was second on the bill and the headliner was Black Oak Arkansas. Brownsville Station, featuring the outrageous Cub Coda, and especially Foghat blew them away.
O seen them 4 times the first in my city the next in the capital then 2 outdoor shows what great times is there anyone feels the same as me and wish we could go back in time
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These days are never coming back. 70's best decade to be a teenager. Endless great music! Endless concerts! Sexual Revolution! Very little adult supervision! Seen it once. Never again.
and the drugs...don't forget the drugs!!
Bro- born in 58
And "47"!!!!!
And "47'. From Waltham to the Philippines 🎉😅
@@jimmcguy5511 oh without a doubt I was born February of 1957 all my teenage years consisted from 1970 to 1976 yeah we were lucky enough to be born at the right time music will never be this great again!!!!!
I did tech support for a hospital in Orlando, Fl. A lovely lady called in with a computer issue. She identified her last name as Peverett. I told her the only person I knew with that name was one of my favorite music artists, Dave Peverett. She told me she was Dave's Daughter-in-law. We talked for quite a while. She told me how wonderful a father-in-law he was. I'll never forget that call.
Lonesome Dave..RIP
That’s so awesome!
Dang dude - so cool love that connect ....
Lonesome Dave Rocks!
That's awesome! Thanks for sharing!
This album with Kiss Alive and Frampton Comes Alive set my world on fire as a kid in the mid 70s. Very underated Band Foghat was. Saw the original band back in the 90s at The Canyon Club in Agoura and it took me back to 1975 . They nailed this Album!! Ive seen some great shows there but Foghat Blew The Lid Off The Dump!! 4 Great Musicians who need their recognition Rock in Roll HOF!!! Duh!!!
@@Malibudave777 I noticed reply might be a little late but you could also add blue oyster cult"on your feet or on your knees"the double live LP UFO"strangers in the night"also double live LP Ted Nugent"double live Gonzo"that's just the name a few more I know I'm forgetting a lot more but those three just came to mind there will never be another decade like the 70s people that didn't grow up in that particular era will not know what I'm saying but people that did will understand what I'm saying!!
I am 65 years old and still listening to one of the best liveconcerts ever greetings from Spijkenisse
In Holland.
I’m same age and love there music today that I did in HS!
Right on , Im right behind you
62 here, same!
67 here , still trying to play those riffs !
Lonesome Dave Peverett is THE most underrated and BEST Rock Singer, not to mention a really good guitarist. FOGHAT Took kicking ass to a whole new level. Rod Price is the CHAMPION of Slide guitar. Roger Earl is solid as a rock. I can listen to Foghat all day. I do it a lot. This is what rock and roll is supposed to be. Thanks for sharing this and keeping this great band and their music alive!! (Side Note: The slide solo in "It Hurts Me Too" is absolutely insane!!!)
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Oh! And ladies, like Dave sings: "swish your walk!"
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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!
All his slide work is insane, listen to My Babe again!
ROD PRICE is the most underrated player of all time.
@@Vonhoganschmidt-13 for sure. Rod Price is identifiable from a single note.
There's no such thing as the best ever.
How the Hell can there be 169 thumbs down to this??? Great R&R blues. They had it nailed down!
Just clueless people
I lived in Webster, Florida in the late 70s - early 80's and I talked a group of locals into going to the Lakeland Civic Center to see Foghat on what was the "Stone Blue" tour. The venue sat about 10,000 and it sold out. I tell people to this day this was the best live rock concert I ever saw. They played almost 2 hours and the whole concert from beginning to end, every song, was spectacular. Every song was at least slightly better than the album cut and they genuinely played like they were having the time of their lives! Infectious Exuberance!
I was fifteen in the summer of 1979 when “Third Time Lucky” was released on the charts. I distinctly remember when it began to fall from the Top 40 countdown; I was at a childhood friend’s house trying marihuana for the first time.
He told me that he was a Foghat fan; I asked him about “Third Time Lucky”, and he said he didn’t care for it. Hell, I loved it, along with Peter Frampton’s “I Can’t Stand It No More” when it was out at the same time.
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As a teenager I lived in southwestern NH, so going to concerts was a adventure!!! No car, meant leaving school early hitting the road thumb up and asking for a ride. Most of the venues were 70-120 or so miles away made the concerts & making pretty wrecked/high seen a lot of bands, foghat,the Who, Zeppelin,tull,the Kinks,Robin Thrower, CSN, CSNY,CARS FOGHAT MANY TIMES SO TIGHT, SO LOUD SOOOOO GOOOOOOOD!!!!
That what I love when a band is loving what they do, I know I would if I could.
Saw them in Lakeland Sept. 1980 during their Tight Shoes tour. Best concert I ever went to!
Saw the original lineup many times back in the day. "Lonesome" Dave Peverett and Rod Price dueling guitars. Fantastic live band. Old school
Me too, every year when they came through.
@@dwaynehall6356 They slammed Fort Hood Texas like a hurricane fury, back in 92' !! No bullshit rock!
Lucky you! One band (original lineup) I surely regretted never seeing. Savoy Brown made some great music no doubt, but sure glad the boys left and recorded all this great rock in’ roll they had in them as Foghat.
The best time!
And Slide duets, too!
Rod Price is the most underated slide guitarist of all time ....a true master of the boogie woogie !!!!
And a hell of a standard lead guitarist with songs in the video of... Fool for the City... Eight Days on the Road...Honey Hush...I Just Want to Make Love to You, all playing standard lead. Check out his playing in Dreamer from 1974...amazing!
ruclips.net/video/kbavR4FpbXA/видео.html
That is the truth and the whole truth!
Oh yeah but dont forget Johnny Winter too.
Dude's a badass !!! 💪👍
Price was a beast!!!
Saw Foghat live many many times. They were not "among the best", they were THE BEST. there is more life in this group than any other I ever saw and I am old, I saw them all
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Oh! And ladies, like Dave sings: "swish your walk!"
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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.
Imagine having a catalog of such great live material that you open the show with your number one single? As opposed to most acts then that CLOSED the show with their big hit for an encore? These guys had the goods...They were confident enough in their collective abilities to do that and then HOLD the audience's attention for a solid 90 minutes after....Arguably the best live rock band of the era. I would take this Live album over any other group in the '70's for my sole desert island recording.
Agree 100%!
Still think about the 70s ...Foghat is one of the best hottest boogie band in thr world, RIP...Lonesome Dave...Rod Price.
Yep if you could listen to Foghat and not find your feet moving to the beat you better check for a pulse !
Saw them in OKC in November of 1974, when they and Montrose (w Hagar) opened for J Geils. By the time J Geils took the stage, we were already partied out. Montrose and Hagar lit the fire, and then Lonesome Dave and company built it into a raging inferno. One of the most high octane concerts I ever attended.
I burned up 3 turntables, 20 stylus needles, and two 8 track tapes of FOGHAT LIVE !!! WHAT AN OUTSTANDING ALBUM !!!
"When I was stoned blue... rock & roll sure helped me through"
Thank you Dave Peverett
Great band my first concert in ,,73or 74
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Rod Price is one badass slide guitarist.
Sure miss Dave. Foghat is in my top 10 of all time greatest true Rock and Roll Bands. Blues infused Hard Rock. Love it !!! 🎸🎸
To this day I can't reconcile with the fact that these guys were a British band. They sound so much like a loud, in your face, wild, American band from Boston or Detroit or someplace like that!
@redhead sticky IT'S A CLASSIC!!,.... Big Joe Turner 1953 then Johnny Burnette 1954,....
Wow thats news for me I always thought they were American. I used to listen to them in high school in Mexico along with all the classic bands. I was 13 or so back in 1984
@redhead sticky Actually they formed in England but never ever recorded there or anywhere until relocating to the United States. With Dave Edmunds producing their very 1st album in 1972 "Foghat" I'm just saying no disrespect. I'm a huge FOGHAT fan until Tight Shoes came out. Stone Blue was heir last really good album. NIGHT SHIFT & STONE BLUE were my favorite albuns. They were very strong albuns. Guitar playing amazing on both, but Chateau Lafitte '59 Boogie from Rock N Roll Outlaws being my favorite song of theirs.
@redhead sticky that was covered 50 times by various bands over the years.....Big Joe Turner wrote it first
@redhead sticky and Foghat did it before Areosmith
At their prime these guys could rock with anyone in the world.
Not KISS
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KISS is puke rock.
They had about 4 or 5 good songs, and even those were only good when they played live.
thank you !!!@@daseguin
ROCK AND FUCKING ROCK AND ROLL SCREAMIN FENDERS AND GIBSONS.
I'm 60 and saw them 27 times without a doubt the most hardest working and best live act of all times Long live rock and roll boogie doggie blues keep going Roger Earl and the best thing dreesed man in rock Mr To n y Stevens
wow 27 times saw them in rochester ny mid 70's
After a local show about 8 years ago got a chance to meet Rodger Earl I said “ you know as I look back I think the reason I never finished college is because of Foghat.” He answered.” Well your one of the few that got it.” haha
Vary true
My 16yr old grandson and I listened to this post we were both screaming and singing...at 72 it's what you hope for. Thank you
Lonesome Dave is burried near my home in Orlando. R.I.P. Dave and thank you soooo much for the awesome music of my teen years ✌🎸💯🎶
Definitely one of the truly greats! Saw them with the Outlaws!! Always loved the hard rockin guitars. Face it.. We had the best music and y’all are jealous😆
That must've been an awesome show. Two of my favorite live bands. I've seen them both, but not on the same bill.
I saw them with the Outlaws too, also with Kansas.
Here too
But I saw a triple bill:
Outlaws
Foghat
Max Webster
AWESOME
ONE OF THE VERY BEST " LIVE " ROCK~n~ ROLL BANDS EVER !!!!!!!!!
2 of the best concerts ever #1 Ten Years After, Grand Funk Railroad and Savoy Brown 1970 #2 Grand Funk Railroad and Foghat 1971
some of the best rock memories at those!
Foghat, Montrose and Black Oak Arkansas, 1975, Chicago Aragon Ballroom. Not the best 3 bands I ever saw but hey, Foghat is one of my top five bands.
They played I Want To Make Love To You just like this. I get a rush EVERY TIME.
@@kathleen3177
I saw Savoy Brown in Chicago as backup to Deep Purple. Then ELO as backup to Deep Purple, then Nazareth as backup to Deep Purple then Lynryd Skynryd and Nugent as backup to Deep Purple. Get the theme?
My best rock experience was the 3 day festival in Sedalia, MO on July 19-21, 1974 when I was 15.
My first concert was November, 1973. The Edgar Winter Group with Rick Derringer plus Robin Trower.
The best one day concert was Chicago's Super Bowl of Rock with Journey, REO Speedway, Nugent, Skynryd and .38 Special. Outdoor at Soldier Field.
Hit up one of my playlists for over 1,500 rock songs, albums and concerts.
Not the same without Lonesome Dave, but they are still loud af! Bring earplugs next year!
The live shows were unreal
One of the Greatest Live Rock and Roll Bands of All Time! Fog Hat could Rock with anyone!
my bro had the 8 teack but after not being to play it on my stereo i only had cassette player.i had to buy the cassette.i was 10 years old.still love foghat niw at
55. RIP DAVE AND THE BOTTLE
Opened for them in '92, good times.
Their Live album is one of my favorites. This version of Honey Hush is freakin stellar!!!
Great live album. However I wished it would have been a double album.
Chicago Ampitheater... Pat Travers and Foghat... Are you kidding me!!!??? Ears are still bleeding!!! What a show!!!
Dennis you mean to tell me after PT finished his set you could actually Hear Foghat? LMAO! Kidding. What a Hell of a show Huh?
I saw Pay Travers Band at least 20 times from late 70s through mid 80s. I have seen PTB more than any other band. BOOM BOOM BOOM OUT GO THE LIGHTS
Pat Travers Band
I was there....what a show...…...
I was at the. Chicago show with PT opening. It was the anniversary of Disco Demolition, remember Steve Dahl coming on and intro Foghat. Great show, good times.
To you 106 that thumbs down this music, you have no clue what rock and roll is!
Amen
@@skynyrdinards they have no clue what music is period 90% of the stuff that comes out today is pure garbage
I love the way she walks
I love the way she talks
Make me feel so good
Like a young man should
She never made me cry
and that's why, she's my babe
GREAT song but they had many.
Nothing would be better than to see her in a sweater and real tight skirt that don't fit.
One of the best stage bands of the era. They always rocked the place to the ground.
from Jimi Hendrix to Led Zepplin I had been to many concerts but the band I saw most in concert was Foghat. hard working high energy musicians. miss them
Foghat is a part of my heart and my soul. It Is hard to describe how deep of an impression their music made in my life. Through good times and bad times their music inspired me and totally uplifted me . It was like Lonesome Dave was preaching to me. Rock & Roll will help you through and it did. And I remember Lonesome Dave singing his heart out at a small club and I was singing the lyrics as loud as I could back at him and After the show he shook my hand
Foghat forever
Amen to that!
Lonesome Dave was really cool, after a show at a club I got to talk with him and the guitarist. I thanked them for such a great show, they were one of the best live acts. After a few minutes Dave asked one of the other guys to run out to the bus and grab a band photo, he got all the members of the band to sign it for me. These guys were so down to earth, that moment will live on with me! Great band!
@@obulissoutshine4921 Far Out!
The second time I saw them was at the chapel at the University of Redlands. Walked right up to the stage and just soaked it all in.
FOGHAT and THE WHO....my 2 fav bands I've seen them multiple times over the years.
Always my boys🎸❤️And long over due for the Hall of Fame.
That right they need to be
They have too much R&R integrity for the R&R hall of fame.
"Fool for the City" is the perfect record, every song!!!!
Right up there with the very very very best of the LIVE ALBUMS.
They definitely weren’t just a studio band like a lot were..actually Led Zeppelin comes to mind…lol.
I’m 64 this past July (2020) and I’ve been a fan since ‘72 when I bought the brand new album. Never had the chance to see them live, but when I put on Wild Cherry or Honey Hush or Chateau Lafitte 59 Boogie, in my mind I’m on stage with one of the best bands of the my generation. Thanks guys for letting us go along for the ride 🎸🤘🇨🇦
the greatest party band in the world I was listening to them when they first came out when I was in high school. I really miss lonesome Dave and rod price I bet they would still be jamming today look at Roger Earl still beating them drums like he was a teenager
The Golden Age of Rock and Roll- 1969 to 1975 Breathtaking creativity
I'd repeat those years for rest of my life
Oh hell yes. Just take a look at the albums released in 1970 alone.
At the time i kind of took it for granted, so many good band's !!!
@@peternadler6583 If i could go back to those years when i was young i wouldn't hesitate for a second, but if i was able to be young today...i would most definitely pass.
What a time to be a teenager
In my humble opinion, this is the greatest Rock Band of all times. Rod Price is without a doubt the greatest slide player of all times. Dave Peverett is the premier front man and an awesome picker too! Miss these guys something fierce! RIP Rod, Dave!
Kenny Boy, your opinion is indeed humble. "Greatest rock band of all time" puts your choice in the running with Led Zep, Cream, Jimi Hedrix Experience, Rolling Stones.... Sure you wouldn't like to modify your silly statement here? No really, go right ahead.
@@lesizmor9079 For pure adultery bad ass rock and roll they match up with anyone of those bands. The other mentioned bands in popularity only!!
@@lesizmor9079 Yeah, I won't change it. I lived through them all. Stones are good pop in rollers. Hendrix was psychedelic. Zeppelin great, Cream good. AC/DC great rockers. Deep Purple killer. Foghat ruled in my opinion!
@@terrycrotts2522 Adultery lol?
It'd be so easy to pick out enough songs off their albums to make a genuwine ass-kicking hard rock album. I think I'm gonna do that tonight...Been a long time...Thoughts on Head East?
Oh yeah!! I wore that 8-track tape out!!!
I wish the boys would’ve done “Drivin’ Wheel” live more often. My personal favorite!!! Straight up Rock -n- Roll!!!
Nothin better than blasting these guys at a party in the 70s. The girls would say "turn down" and the boys "turn up!"
I am 67 very big fan of the SEVENTIES when I listen to this type of rock and roll music it brings back memories and tears in my eyes
me too when i play their tunes
Those of us who were teens in the 70's were lucky as hell. We were living great days and had no idea how much we would miss them... There will never be a time like this again.
FANTASTIC SOUND .. LONG LIVE ROCK ROLL .. IN 10 BEST LIVE SHOW ..
Lots of memory recall listening to Foghat. I’ve seen them several times and we always listened to them in my youth. Awesome band!
Seen them in Fresno California in 1976 or 1977, I was only 16 but they rocked my ASS OFF...Rock on Lonesome Dave and Rod!!!
GREAT! I LOVE FOGHAT! From Japan
Yeah , one of the best live shows ever. Got the original vinyl record still from 1977. Still sounds amazing and the crowd vibe is palatable.
I seen Foghat once when they backed up Rod Stewart. They did the live album and my jaw hit the floor when I saw Rod on that slide. These guy's rocked. I was mind blown. After them, Rod Stewart came out like a lounge lizard and we left the concert. Nothing could compete Foghat. Next day I went out buying Foghat albums. Dave's voice was such a nice compliment to the music. I am thankful for their career.
Oh yeah
"I saw Foghat once", not seen, you saw Foghat. Or alternatively "I've seen Foghat live" or " I have seen Foghat live"
@@seanoconnor2531 dude! You know what he meant.get over yourself
@@mikem6791i know what he meant, and you know what i meant in my post. how can he better himself if someone doesn't show him? by degrees, letting everything slide is probably a symptom of why American society is slipping, "oh that's okay we know what you meant just carry on". the air traffic controller, the bus driver, the electrician you hired, "oh that's okay you'll do it better next time", i say no, being better means trying to get it right.
@@seanoconnor2531since when is this a Master’s thesis…you need to STFU and just go
4 me Music transports me through time,I get high experiencing the good times. I am in awe these videos exist.Thanks
I had the pleasure of jamming and recording with Roger Earl. A true pro and and a Gentleman.That experience really opened up my eyes.----What a cool dude !!!
Rod Price was the best slide guitarist ever RIP
Thank you posters for affirming Rod Price is the greatest slide guitarist...
This is more like the live album should have been. That's a great recording but... ONE elpee? You could theoretically get this whole show on two records. What an outstanding band. Back in high school we didn't take them for granted, but they were just a hard boogie slide guitar juggernaut. Now though, all these years later, we realize how one of a kind they were - no one sounded like Foghat. And they wrote great songs - not just jam songs but really good, catchy, radio-ready songs, immediately memorable. Even their studio albums were filled with electricity. Such a great attack. They really did bring it hard and ferocious. I loved Lonesome Dave, his stage attitude was awesome. I miss you brother. Rockon!
Yeah I can remember alot people saying they weren't big fans because they were a generic Rock band lol, yet nobody sounded near as good. RIP Lonesome Dave!
If you claim to like Rock ´n´ Roll and at the same time you say you don´t love Foghat, there must be something wrong... either you´re lying about liking Rock ´n ´ Roll or you don´t have a clue of what it´s all about !!
I saw the original band (with either Stevens or MacGregor on bass) 25 times through the 70's and into the 90's. The combo of Lonesome Dave and the great Rod Price was amazing in concert!
That's what Van Halen fans say and I'm not into VH; so I guess I don't have a clue on what Rock and roll is about.
Perhaps more VH fans need to listen to Foghat! ; )
Gustavo Mesquita Agree 100 %!
Foghat paved the way for bands like VanHalen.
Ah mate I think we all share the same experience Foghat brought to their shows, seen them a few times then and now, Roger still has his groove, very solid drummer 🥁
Thanks man for bringing this Original lineup Live to mases to let here what a real band sounded like back in the 1970's.
ROD PRICE , THE MOST UNDERRATED GUITARIST OF ALL TIME.VERY SIMPLE.R I P THE BOTTLE AND LONESOME DAVE
@James Sero you dont understand comments like this??
Yeah, because Rod Price is included in every conversation regarding the who's who of rock guitarists...NOT!
So WHAT don't you understand?
@Jameson Serono never heard slide guitar like rod price
@Jameson Serono me too (rod price with my strat lonesome dave with my les paul special (27 years old remember the day i bought it)
I seen Dave and Rod in concert at a bar that was topless upstairs and a rock bar downstairs. They were great hearing all this live in 1986. Priceless!
1986? Are you sure? Cause neither guy was still in the band at that time. Lonesome Dave went back to England in late 1984. Rod Price left the band at the end of 1980 tour. They both got back together in the early 1990s as the original 4 members of Lonesome Dave, Rod Price, Tony Stevens, and Roger Earl. Today, only Roger Earl is the last remaining member still performing under the name. To me, it's no longer Foghat.
Impossible that happened in ‘86.
Rod Price is the Slide God. Miss Lonesome Dave we love you.
ROD PRICE BEST OF ALL TIME
My brother bought the Foghat Live album and it was always played at top volume on that old stereo, just like our neighbor in El Dorado, Cebu Philippines. Woke up the neighborhood for sure. Tremendous songs which when we formed a Blues/Rock band tried to add to our repertoire. Songs like Dreamer. Stone Blue, Sweet Home Chicago, Fool for the city and Slow Ride. Whew, those were great times. Best band ever!.
I've owned this on 8 track, LP, and CD. Might need to get the remastered copy with the extry songs now.
I was blessed to have seen them three times, this incredible band,the incredible seventies the incredible ladies never to be duplicated again!!!
I saw them in in 78 at the convention center in Indianapolis with Black Oak Arkansas and Montrose this whole concert blew my F_ing mind!!
Man these guys sound like theyre in the studio. Daves voice is one of a kind. In Jr. High they were my favorite band and I was ridin my teraplane
One of the best live shows I ever saw...1978 Allentown PA
Best live band ever...hands done.
Foghat one of my favorite banda all time
Foghat was one of my first concerts at the old Civic Arena in Pittsburgh Pa, I think the ticket was 7 dollars, lol those were the days, and it was festival seating for those Rock n Rollers old enough to remember those days, Seen them over 10 times thru out the years, was able to see Lonesome Dave tour with them before the Big C got him, god rest him and the bottle one of the best Rock acts around
Wet Willie opened .
I remember when tickets were cheap. I saw Cream during their farewell tour, oct. 1968. 6 bucks.
I Was there, I am also from the Pittsburgh seen them at 3rivers stadium ,all day concert with a bunch of other bands they rocked the Burgh, I caught them a couple times in Cleveland & buffalo
John Foghat was my 2nd ever concert at Hershey Pa. with Sweet. I believe it was 1978. Great great concert!
I just bought this album at a second hand store,an original print. It takes me back when i was a kid ,and my older brothers rocking to this in their 69 camaro ss, but truly one of my favorite bands. I had the pleasure of watching these guys back in 1980 and then in the late 90's
That was one of the best I listened to for most of my life growing up since I was a kid
Excellent compilation! Thumbs and everything else up!
I WAS STONE BLUE UNTIL ROCK AND ROLL PULLED ME THROUGH....
Had the pleasure of providing Production for this AMAZING band for a free outdoor concert downtown Dallas in the mid 80's. BEST SHOW EVER and 15,000 crazy fans agreed. Will NEVER forget this show !! RIP to an AMAZING group of Rock and Rollers !
Met these guys in Chicago, IL at a record store promotion. Each of them signed their Live Album. I wish I still had it. Very fond memory meeting them.
Hey....dont forget....the badass boogie band....where these guys came from...SAVOY BROWN !
How can this band not be in hall of fame...im from boston an they gave arrosmith a run for there money....
Much much better than aerosmith
Back in the 70's Foghat rolled thru Nashville 3 maybe 4 times. They always blew the roof off...
I saw a clip of Foghat on some obscure show on a local access cable channel when I was 12 yrs old (1977), playing songs from the "Energized" album, and that was the beginning of my love for rock n roll...idk what it was but I became obsessed with Foghat, and it developed into a deep connection with the blues, as well as all types of rock n roll. I saw Foghat numerous times, but I finally got to see the original lineup the last time I saw them! They still kicked ass.
Great job in putting this together. It certainly is helping me get through another uber-cold winter night in Minnesota. Thanks very much sir.
Back in the 70s, down here in Brazil used to be so difficult to get to know bands other than Zep, Purple and Sabbath, but I was lucky enough to find the Fool for the City album and never stopped buying their records since then. God know how much I'd have loved to see them live. Be my heroes rest in peace and thanks so much for your music.
Best sounding FOGHAT I've ever heard. Thanks I saw them a couple times listening to this/with headphones reminds me how hardworking and tight they were
Fool for the city, wore that album out when I first got it
My wife and I were so lucky to meet and sit in on drums with Mr. Jameson of Foghat and his band in Reykjavik Iceland, he told us what a sweetheart Lonesome Dave was and how much he missed him.
If you love this, [and you should], go back a few years and listen to the Savoy Brown line up that had Lonesome Dave, Roger Earl, and Tone Stevens of Foghat, plus Chris Youlden on vocals and Kim Simmonds on guitar. This was one of the great British Blues Bands.
Yep, listen to them prior to Foghat, though Rod Price addition took it another notch or two upward. That's why I said in another video I posted just the other day of Foghat doing Leavin Again LIVE from 1974, that no band jammed like Foghat. I saw the original band live throughout the 70's and again when they regrouped in the 90's more than 25 times.
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1blastman did not know they were in savoy brown...needle and spoon....
Awesome thought I was onto the band early savoy brown...can’t remember the album...but had it...with needle and spoon just a great album...I was a big fog hat fan getting into them with energized which I thought was awesome..hard driving rock with an edge....and the. Their popularity grew....saw them many times the auditorium theatre in Chicago and then the Aragon maybe two times with thin Lizzie once...great live band but didn’t know the tie to savoy brown who I really enjoyed...but only knew the raw sienna album...peace
Hellbound Train was one of my favorites.I can still remember the fantastic art work on the album cover
RIP Dave n Rod.
Thanks
They where doing a show in Toronto to do concert years ago maybe 86?, a radio show had 1 announcement in my town near Woodstock Ontario, 100 seat avaliable then no re admittance, I turned and burned to see them, stop grabbed cash my GF, and off we went, I got 2 seats at table near stage , I bought lonesome Dave 2 Crystal beers, he liked my brand, had him sit with my girl and I, between one of the sets, what an awesome man, RIP Dave. Foghat was my fav, best cruising music of the 70s, I was lucky to get a show like that, and meet a hero of mine
I LOVED THIS ALBUM BACK IN 77....TIMES HAVE CHANGED BUT THIS STILL ALBUM BRINGS BACK GOOD MEMORIES
when I heard them for the very first time....they blows my mind!
i was 13 when i heard that cassette...it blows me. I became drummer always with Foghat in me.
They DID live in there prime....The FOGHAT LIVE TAPES ARE THE BEST THEY EVER SOUNDED!!
grande foghat por darnos uno de los mejores recitales de la historia del rock. el foghat live. es puro rock. maestros.
I was lucky to have seen Foghat with the original lineup in the summer of 1973 in Boston. The opening act was Brownsville Station. Foghat was second on the bill and the headliner was Black Oak Arkansas. Brownsville Station, featuring the outrageous Cub Coda, and especially Foghat blew them away.
saw these guys when they were part of Savoy Brown (with Kim Simmonds). then again when they became Foghat. Fillmore East way back then.
O seen them 4 times the first in my city the next in the capital then 2 outdoor shows what great times is there anyone feels the same as me and wish we could go back in time
This music wasn't tailor-made for stadiums. The stadiums were tailor-made for this music!!!
What a ball tearing live performance!!!!!