Foghat Live 2 02 1974 & 11 30 1974 Don Kirchner's Rock Concert
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- Опубликовано: 24 авг 2024
- Foghat- Don Kirshner's Rock Concert 1974
02 February 1974
1.Road Fever
2.Home In My Hand
3.Honey Hush
4.I Just Want To Make Love To You
30 November 1974
1.Hate To See You Go
2.Eight Days On The Road
3.Chateau Lafitte '59 Boogie
4.Nightmare
5.Maybeline
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I really miss the 1970s. Lonesome Dave... RIP.
This is rock and roll! Love Foghat
Rod Price. Have Guitar, Slide, Wah wah. Will travel. Rip.
This is pure rock n roll people this is how it's done... The dynamic duo "Lonesome Dave" & "Rod Price".... these guys were on FIRE ....🔥🔥🔥🔥
Ahh yeah! Seeing Lonesome Dave and Rod Price again has put a smile on my face! Used to love Prices slide playing and apparently I still do! Too bad "Fool For the City" isn't on this. They were rockin' it hard that night!
"Fool for the City" came out a while after this concert was recorded. 😁
@@jeremyyoung3034Yeah, in fact it was 1975. This was '74.
oh boy, this was how it was done, so many bands copied these two guitar players, first rock band I ever heard bouncing off one another, they do more in their live stuff but that stuff was generally for warm up or messing about onstage they integrated it into a great song . . this was 72 believe it or not . . it or not, big rock for 72, but they rocked clubs for years before this fairly ahead of their time IMHO as many British bands were back then, and whats odd is they got it all from earlier American players and bands, crazy how it works,then it all stopped, digital ruined a lot, enter rap... meh ..
the song or lyrics aren't foghats but the playing is, its a muddy waters song written in 54' but Foghat made it theirs for sure .. slow ride solidified this band as a legit rock band imho .. got to meet Dave and the band in 93 whatever in Seattle we did their security at the place called the ballard firehouse, small venue, back when all rock bands either stopped touring or went to very small intimate venues, 5000 or so, they claimed, and I heard this form great white guitar payer who I really respect as a player Mark Kendall, "grunge is driving rock and roll out... sad way to look at it IMHO grunge was a moniker most of them didn't care for, it's rock n roll no two ways about it... but since they were getting all that attention many rockers were bitter and heart broken . . (srry dave) in any event even tho Dave's waist line had seen better days he blew the lid off the joint with slide in hand, WOW! just when you think you had it all that slide guitar stuff sorted that happens, blew me away . . . . . . crowd went crazy.. great show
By the way thank you to whoever is responsible for getting this video up..God bless you and your family. YOU have a great taste in music ....
One of the greatest live bands ever, if not the greatest.......
saw em and dug it!
@@patgalvez4563 There's no question about it... these guys were always on the road they were absolutely great...
For straight up rock and roll, the very best.
Greatest? Wow
I prefer AC/DC by a mile.
Great post This is how I remember it Proves once again the R&R HOF isn't about great R&R
Underated band. These guys knew how to boogie
THE BOOGIE MEN
How are they underrated? They have 5 gold albums and 2 platinum.
They knew how to Boogie so well that I always assumed they were American.
The only way one could see bands back in the 70's was to attend a concert. We could have given two sheets about what was on TV--we hardly ever watched it--and the TV channel guides usually sucked. Forget about catching a rerun or it being aired more than once--it never happened. Kudos to the people who upload these old shows--us old farts appreciate it.
and as a 12 year old, the closest I was getting to a concert was with a live LP...that and the album jacket and sleeve, and I was there...
Foghat kicked ass awesome tunes when foghat live came out I cranked that up everyday it never gets old Honey Hush rips it up🤘
I saw them in 1978 in Waterloo Iowa ,was a great loud concert. THESE GUYS ARE TRUE ROCKERS. NO PRERECORDED SHIT...Dave R.I.P, Ron R.I.P. the bass player? Is one of the best bass players in modern music..He is still alive ,wish he would speak up more about the band and his playing .one of the true bass players who doesn't get the recognition he deserves..I am old but still jam out to Foghat..
Lonesome Dave had killer vocals for rock!
I was 17 & 18 when these aired. And you can bet your sweet Bippy I was going to see them play live too! Great Blues Boogie Band. VERY good live. It was MAGIC the Rock and Roll that came pouring out from 69-80. It was nonstop. Great time to come of age.
All the way to '80. C'mon man. Maybe '77. I guess they're a boogie band. But Slow Ride was mammoth and not boogie. I get you though.
Best goddamn rock and roll blues band EVER on the planet… period.
I used to love to blast their music with the stereo in my 1976 Trans Am with jensen co-axial speakers in the back and tweeters in the front. Great memory.
Kraco tape deck with mine……
This where I came across Foghat, Don Kirchner's Rock Concert. My high school/college bud and I had gone out to grab a few cold ones and got back to his folks house just as Rock Concert came on. Now remember we were let us say "feeling no pain" as it were. The voice over guy said "we have a great new band for you guys tonight, Foghat". We both lost it. Now his folks are trying to sleep and down in the family room are this pair of drunk, loud college guys making all this racket! They were cool, not a word. Even the next morning both of us hung over, laying on the floor very groggy and needing a shower to make us able to be around "civil human beings", not a word! I guess they thought "well at least we know where these two are, and not in the local ER"! His folks were like a second set of parents as mine were to him. Thank you Don for a lifetime of great memories, Rock Concert was great. Be well and safe peace to you and yours.
That was very good! I got to see them twice. They were a great band!
Saw this line-up, along with Montrose (Sammy Hagar era), open for J Geils in Oklahoma City in '74. One of the best High Octane concerts ever.
Saw the same show/tour in Rochester ny 73/74, killer show!! J.Geils were ok,I was there for Foghat and Ronnie Montrose!!
DAVE PEVERETT -- ROD PRICE - TONY STEVENS - ROGER EARL
I saw them and Humble Pie in Detroit…One of the greatest evenings music In my life…
best rock slide player ever,
Ok
Foghat pretty much ruled the 70's!
I saw them in 1977 opening for ZZ Top. They were outstanding live.
There can be a legitimate argument made that Foghat was the best pure rock and roll band that came out of the 70s. A decade top-heavy with great rocks bands.
Ya know…that’s sayin quite a bit…but, you could be right
I’m so ashamed, I found them by accident, but man they were awesome!! I said “ashamed” because it took me almost 69 years! 🙌🏼
👍🏻👏🎸
Truly amazing band here , was fortunate to see them several times in the 70's , Thanks for the post !!
Me too!
Also saw Savoy Brown!
Lonesome Dave is looking at me! He's looking at me!
Saw them twice in the 70's. Great live band.
That sparkly suit of Dave's brought back a sudden flood of memories.
Foghat was always a favorite of my youth. They still are. Best blues boogie band I can think of, then and now. I got on board early with Savoy Brown's Lookin' In album which was basically Kim Simmonds with Foghat before there was a Foghat!
Used to listen to "Lookin' In" quite a bit but didn't even notice the guys from what would become Foghat were on that album. "Hellbound Train", another fine album.
@@Marcus_C51 Yeah, I bought that one in the day too. I spent hours looking at the artwork of HBT it seemed while listening to the music. Those were the days. Great music and gatefold albums.
At the time of Looking In Savoy Brown had one of the best English blues vocalist, the great Chris Youlden.
@@richardstromboli8485 Right now I'm not sure which songs Chris may have sang on Lookin' In. His picture was not on the album as I recall.
Later I realized he was their lead vocal and I agree he had the pipes and knew how to use them.
I was too young when they were around, but they will always be one of my favorite bands.
I saw them in 1984 with Dave. In 1988 I saw them 3X. Got to talk to Dave, Roger Earl AND his brother Colin. That's right! He is credited on their first LP. As Roger is signing it he said " I should sign that. I'm on it " . We miss you guys! Thanks for your music. I have the Christmas single!!!
Saw them at Shaeffer Music Festival in Central Park. Opening act was some unknown band at the time (Bad Company). Jimmy page came out for a song with BadCo. Great show and like $3.00 for the tickets! Oh, and Honey Hush rocks.
The one and only Rod Price on slide
Saw them so many times in the 70s can't even remember always awesome 😎
I got to see them in concert with the Joe Perry Project opening at the New Haven Colliseum. July 31, 1981 - I still have the ticket stub, amazing show!
Saw them in '77 in the convention center in Indy. That was the most packed venue I've ever seen. They should have been in Market Square Arena. You couldn't move. They rocked, as usual. The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame should be ashamed for overlooking them. Foghat epitomizes Rock and Roll!
What? Foghat not there? FOGHAT was the epitome of Eock & Roll
It's so good to read all these comments. Takes me back fifty years ago when I first heard Foghat. They defined the live rock show, seeing them on-stage was like getting hit with tidal waves all night. Clear, clean sound turned up to 11. Best rock & roll band I ever saw up close. R.I.P. to Dave, Rod, and Craig. Nobody like you guys.
My all time favorite! Truth said: Tony Stevens was the best Foghat Bass of all times!
Well....he WAS the first Foghat bassist...(and in my opinion) the BEST bass-player they had! (Not taking anything away from Nick Jamerson or Craig McGregor!)...but Tony was a founding member from the START!!😊
Tony Stevens looks very fluid on bass...like he's got more chops than your typical rock-n-roll bass man.
Rod and Lonesome Dave were an incredible powerhouse duo.
Foghat Live. A staple recording absolutely cranked at every party i ever attended in hs.
All i can say is what was Kim Simmons thinking when he let these guys get away. This is what rock n roll is al about! 🎉🎉
I was 14 in 78 when I heard Foghat live on tape in a fort we had in the woods. We made our own fog inside in the winter of 78 and wore out that tape! Brings me back every time rockin!!
yeah im a few yrs younger 13 in 80. my older bro had the 8 tracks.foghat live has been my fav since i heard it
The fort radio was hooked up to a found car battery. The fog was commercial Columbian 20/half 40/ full oz. and the drink of the day was 40 ouncers of Old English 800 . Mad Dog 20-20 was "brought up " more than once.🤮 FOGHAT was on top and so was the mayor's daughter.😊👍
Edit: my hair was longer than Daves. Now I'm a retired and don't have to worry about hair. 🫡
@@Fnstine😵💫😵💫😵💫
I grew up in Melonville and I remember them playing on the 10th anniversary show for Mel's Rock Pile. The band hung out with Johnny LaRue, Sammy Mauldin and Bobby Bittman that weekend and let me tell you Melonville was never the same after! ❤
What a combination "Lonesome" Dave & Rod Price these two fed off of each other live...
Tremenda banda de rock.
Ayer hoy mañana y siempre:
FOGHAT.
They were formed by three ex-Savoy Brown members (Lonesome "Dave" Peverett, Roger Earl and bassist Tone (Tony) Stevens) with guitarist Rod Price (formerly of Black Cat Bones).
Although they hail from England, I consider them one of ours.
Lonesome Dave. Once of the best frontmen ever.
Sucks I missed them and Black Oak back in the day when I saw just about everything else. Thanks for posting.
Foghat kicks ass! One of my first concerts back in the early 80's in Detroit... they blew the roof off of Cobo Arena! 🤘✨
Killer slide guitarist
I love this band. Especially the original 4
The best damn boogie band to ever step on a stage!!!!
That ain't NO shit, man!!😁
Oh man, great stuff !
These boys can cook ! !
Rockin' out 👍
yes they can cook. i been a fan since i heard the live 8 track back in like 79
I remember seeing this a long time ago on Don Kirchner's Rock Concert when I was about 17(?)🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸
Suck a kick ass Rock and Roll Band! Damn! RIP Dave and Rod. Bought a ton of tickets to boogie with these guy.
Just to show you how rock'n 'rollers did it back in the days
Lonesome Dave was a hell of a player too. But Price's slide was outrageous.
I watched this with my older brother. Good memories of a great band.
Love this concert, some of the best guitar dueling ever, Foghat was amazing, thank you for posting this gem!!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Got to see this band many many times they were fantastic rock and roll blues at its best
IN MY OPINION FOGHAT HAS BEEN OVERLOOKED AND UNDERAPPRECIATED AS ONE OF MY BEST OF THE BEST ROCK BAND TO EVER GRACE THE STAGE!!! THEY KNOW HOW TO GET YOU ON YOUR FEET AND SING DANCE AND FOREVER WILL I PAY TRIBUTE TO THEM AS ROCK GODS. GOD BLESS YOU AND YOUR FAMILIES!!😻😽👍😍😘🌹💐🎉😊🙏🥳🤯💞❤️🤩🥰😇🥳💋😎
Well said man. The big guns always seem to forget about the big guns in foghat and you never hear other guitar players mentioning the great Rod Price who I consider to be one of the greatest most underrated guitar players of all time. RIP to Dave,Rod and Craig. Foghat forever.
Late to the party I was when Foghat put on a show at Wild Adventures in southern Georgia in August 2022. The last original member Roger Earl was behind the drum kit, but the current lineup put on a mighty fine show. The lead singer/rhythm guitarist wore a black shirt that read in white letters “Dave Peverett.” Nice touch. Great show. As were the performances by Guess Who and Grand Funk Railroad. You had to be there. I was.
Scott, the latest lead singer, had a shirt on once recently that said Lonesome Dave on it.
Nobody rocks like the Hat
Good Ole Foghat....What a Ride !
I saw them in Boston with the Johnny Van Zandt Band and The Outlaws. Foghat was second billing, but that's who I wanted to see the most.
Without any doubt one helluva great band live or in studio. Thanks for posting this.
so pure!
The best boogie rock band there ever was.
This video is a treasure!
Singer knows the magic of reverb to make a good song sound great. Even if it's still just a good song.
Une référence. Leur album "FOGHAT LIVE" est un joyau.
If it's twin riffs, it's probably Foghat.
Love the fog
Forgot about them. Great music and performance!
U WHAT?
Friggin amazing!
I SAW FOGHAT AT LONG BEACH ARENA 1974 VERY GOOD SHOW W/ HOTTIE BLONDE FROM AANAHEIM CA.
Legendary boogie masters .
So great and rock and roll outlwas is one of their better albums. I saw them here at home in a ball field once. A local band which are friends of mine did a picnic to raise money for Muscular Distrophy every summer and it grew to a good enough size to bring in national acts to headline., We brought Foghat in. I donated my time and ran a follow spot and drank beer and ate some good grub with all. Great times.
Thats an activated bass player who sings good and let's the lead guitarist concentrate on killing it.
Minha preferida desde sempre !!! FOGHAT 4EVER !!!
이런 걸출한 heavy blues rock band가 있었네, 놀랍다. 딱 내 스타일!
Chills!
Great channel for rare good live music. Thanks for sharing.
Огромное спасибо за концерт этой гениальной группы.
Another RRHOF disgrace to not have Inducted them. Saw them 6x's from around 1972 to 1976. Mostly at the Los Angeles Forum. Kia Center now. They were always great and their guitarists are way underrated.
Too good for the libs at the RRHOF….Dolly Parton needed induction….
Some of the cleanest slide guitar ever!!!
WOW!
So sad he is gone, foghat rocked with the best of them . I was lucky enough to see them once and along with others i did not sit down the entire show.
Excellent👍🎸🥁
ROD PRICE
Wonderful concert! Such great artists.
This absolutely kicks ass!
I'm slightly embarrassed to say I never even heard of this band until I saw Dazed And Confused back in the 90s.
And they are from my neck of the woods!
They had far more success stateside than home here.
Man, I wish ALL the REO Speedwagon 1974 DKRC appearances were available on VIDEO especially Nov 11, 1974. The April 27 one can be seen...... Both REO and Foghat "Boogie" with the best of them!
They were the biggest band in the World at this time. Couldn’t you imagine the lives they lived?
Dreamer: 46:00 Great song.
Dam if hi o silver isn't just like train keep roll"in by Aerosmith. I dig'em both. Foghat rocks
This is what happens when a nuclear reactor erupts and spills onstage. Foghat one of the most intense live acts around!!
BRILLIANT THANKS SO MUCH FOR PUTTING THIS UP .THE BEST
if I recall correctly,"I just wanna make love to you" was written by Willie Dixon who wrote many blues songs turned rock,another of many examples,Led Zeppelin's "You Shook me Babe!"
Foghat did a great job on their covers!
Just Wanna Make Love..., That'll Be the Day, Honey Hush, etc.
They respect the roots but play it in a novel style. Well done fellas!
Why there are on 54 likes ,oh man this is one of the best .
Saw Savoy Brown & Foghat lots 74 - 79.
They had fans.
FOGHAT WAS HUGE IN THE SOUTH
DAVE PEVERETT = one of rhe greatest singers of Heavy Metal, same high level of vocalization of Robert Plant , Ian Gillan, Ronnie James Dio. Phil Moog (Ufo), Dave Lee Roth, Glenn Hughes, etc. The guitar duels between Dave and Rod Price (guitar giant) on I just wanna... are EVERESTIAN !!!
This is awesome!