I met Dave Peverett after a show in Jefferson City, Missouri in the mid 1990s when he was signing autographs for a few fans. He and his band were the nicest, most considerate rock and rollers I have ever had a chance to meet personally. They put on such an incredibly good show with only a couple hundred people in the audience. I have not seen a better rock and roll show before or since. Such a tragedy that he died soon after that.
I had a similar experience with Tommy shaw of styx after Mr roboto concert. He waited after for hours signing autographs.he told me I can great too.if I keep playing music!
In the early to mid 90s, Foghat appeared in Marquette, MI. Instead of appearing at Lakeview Arena, they appeared at a local nightclub. They set up in one corner of the dance floor. At first, the crowd stayed off of the floor and at the tables around it, but the band encouraged the people to come right on up, up close and personal, as it were. What a wonderful evening.
As a teenager in the 70s, I felt Foghat was real rock & roll. I was mesmerized by Dave Peverett's antics as a singer/front man/guitar player. When I look back at those days, I think what a privilege it was to be there in that era of great music.
Foghat is the pinnacle of rock and roll. It gets no better than Foghat, anywhere, at any time. They are the best. The current Foghat lineup rocks nicely, too. Long live rock and roll, when it's done right!!
i will never b itch about being old. i am so glad to have been a youngster and being able to grow up listing to the best bands and the best music ever , the 70's and 80's will never be out done ever., people my age and older have been blessed to have lived it. and when i think about it.. times where hard sometimes but so was the rock.. Kick azzz and GODSPEED to all who have passed.
As I watch this now after hearing many times when it was new I get a whole new appreciation for what these guys did, they had moments in time to where they made history with their music rest their souls
Man I was right there with ya!!!! They were great live, tight every time I saw them!!! Seen some great live bands, they're right there with them. Real rockers,even decked out in three piece suits!! Long live Rock!! I need it every night, long live Rock c'mon join the fight!!
We saw these guys in a a motel ballroom, in Kalispell, MT, one summer night and it was surreal to be standing in front of Dave and Rod, while they jammed my most favorite song of all time... Way To Go, Foghat!!!
Right on! Without a doubt, they are "the sound" of the band...So Blessed to have seen them back in their prime! Even at this age in his life, Dave was so much above the rest, his voice was incredible!
Lo Dave was the best frontman ever and Foghat is the best rock band ever. Rod Price was the best lead and slide player in history, too. Rock forever on, dudes!
Oh what a wonderful band...four of my all time favourite albums one after the other: Energized, Rock n Roll Outlaw, Fool for the City and Night Shift. RIP Dave and Rod...you made the 70's just that bit happier for me.
I was fortunate to see Foghat in the 70s, Energized tour, rock and roll outlaws tour, Fool for the city tour, driving wheel tour, Night shift tour, Stone Blue tour, Awesome memories!
@rockeir0107 Japan is a country. I speculate Foghat is talking about New York City, but I'm not sure. Because new york is a fun & busy place. It can't be about London, because it talks about 'my inner city child', which is a reference to pure & innocent people. And pure & innocent people are who built new york city. It is reflected in the big buildings & skyscrapers, and especially coney island.
I found this "album " in a box and I had'nt heard it for 20 yrs so awesome brings back a lot of memories from the 70's lol real rock and roll can't replace it too bad
Saw them in 1976 at the old Capital Center outside of Washington DC in Largo Md. I forgot who opened for them but I remember meeting Rod Price at a meet and greet maybe 2 hrs before the show at a local hotel and he was great. Saw them again in the 1990s.
Foghat,Aerosmith, Kiss,Ted Nugent,Ozzy,Van Halen The list goes on and on of Bands that would kick your ass during the 70's.The bands of today dont even come close to rocking like those bands did.
48 also... didn't smoke alot of weed but I played the hell outta this album. I was a rockin' little chick! Saw them in concert in 1975. It was my first concert ever! Memories!!!!!!!
I listen too rock bands like Rush,Saga,Journey,April wine,Dream Thetaer,and allways of course Foghat....!!!!! I have the foghat live album 1st. I will like to see in concert.
Thanks Killer for some LIVE CLASSIC ROCK AND ROLL! How many times in my life did I put a little blonde on my shoulders and rock out to this one! UP CLOSE & LOUD!!!!!!!!
@TONYMUELLERO1 the list is never ending...can't forget jimmy page, alvin lee or steve miller; especially smb's bingo with 'oh yeah' that'll be out in a couple weeks...never fear, hell raising ditties are alive and well
Twice I tried to see these guys. Once they were to warm up for Triumph but the lead singer had strepped throat or something so Head East played and they did well but not Foghat. Another time I saw them at a race track in East Moline IL and they played this song then a severe T-storm rolled in and I hid in an outhouse with some girl I didn't even know and rode out the storm. After that it was wading through 2 feet of water to get a beer but the concert was over after one song. Memorable!
Damn im must be getting old,I watched these guys open for Kiss back in 1976,The Destroyer Touer in Asheville N.C.,also saw them with Black Oak Arkansas and Brownsville Station.
Listen ta Roger beat those drums? Who else drums this heard, rockhounds? muttville1-spelling error. I meant who else beats the drums as hard as Mr. Roger Earl? He is my favorite drummer of all time!
This was a strange twist of fate. I listened Foghat a lot as a kid growing up in Iowa through the '70s. Then other things/responsibilities came a long and I lost track of where the band went. Then, in 2005 I hear Rod Price has just died in his home in WIlford, NH, about 30 minutes from Nashua, NH where I live now. Does anyone know when Rod originally moved to NH? I assume he moved to Wilton because it's both out of the way yet close enough to urban & transportation when you need it.
I would guess that Foghat is talking about New York City. They were based there in NYC for the longest time. R&R nastiness here...these guys are the greatest blues-rock band in the history of rock and roll. Period.
Saw Foghat, Styx, and Head East at Hirsch Coliseum in Shreveport, La. in '78. AWESOME concert. I remember this number , for sure. Thru the smoke cloud in the nosebleeds. Styx put on a tremendous show. Memories.
puppies: do yourselves a favor and by these live albums (on cd of course) Foghat Live, Cheap Trick Live @ Budokan, Kiss Alive (1st one), Led Zeppelin Song Remains the Same and Frampton Comes Alive! Then you can say you've heard the best!
En la época en que en México no había conciertos el album en vivo de Foghat era todo un agasajo para los rockeros, bueno aún lo es.¡Viva México cabrones¡
my 1st concert ever attended...Foghat! I was in 9th grade and too young to drive...'Climax Blues Band' was the opening act!.. 1978? i think... tickets were $6 or $7 each! Foghat rocked and i realized I wanted to be a rock star!!
⚡Most bands 🌠slow down a bit when they get older, 🌀 or can't quite hit the high notes like they used to 🎶~ Not these guys !! 🎸🥁🎤🌠~ They sound just as freaking HOT 🔥 as they did when these tunes first came out !! 🤟😎 ~ That's "Awesome" 🤘😝,, and "Amazing" !!🕺💃 ~ Talk about still got it⁉️~ They never skipped a beat❗~ VERY COOL!! 😎👍 🇺🇸
DAVE The Bridge between God n Man Dave confessed with his mouth at the top and in the middle of The Bridge with me face to face on my bike before a witness with him he said those words before me on his bike Jesus Christ, I believe in You Love and respect you David. A 36 thousand flyover cross pattern vapor trail made at the same spot from 36 000 ft by two Jets.
The older I get, the more I miss the genuine rock bands of the seventies... what a decade !!!
I'M WITH YA ON THAT !! SEEING KISS ON AUG 11 IN VA !!! THANK GOD MY KID LIKES WHAT I GREW UP WITH INSTEAD OF WRAP ! LOL
Yep, I agree.. I saw Golden Earring in the Netherlands on 28Jun2018.
YES was Foghat, Robin Trower and Montros at the same concert in 72 I guess, a long time ago.
Here here
i agree my friend
I met Dave Peverett after a show in Jefferson City, Missouri in the mid 1990s when he was signing autographs for a few fans. He and his band were the nicest, most considerate rock and rollers I have ever had a chance to meet personally. They put on such an incredibly good show with only a couple hundred people in the audience. I have not seen a better rock and roll show before or since. Such a tragedy that he died soon after that.
I had a similar experience with Tommy shaw of styx after Mr roboto concert. He waited after for hours signing autographs.he told me I can great too.if I keep playing music!
In the early to mid 90s, Foghat appeared in Marquette, MI. Instead of appearing at Lakeview Arena, they appeared at a local nightclub. They set up in one corner of the dance floor. At first, the crowd stayed off of the floor and at the tables around it, but the band encouraged the people to come right on up, up close and personal, as it were. What a wonderful evening.
I dearly wish I had seen them with Dave and Rod. A void in my life I can never fill. 😢
This is rock and roll at its finest. Get these guys in the Hall Of Fame where they belong.
I love this group. Their sound is so unique. They have definitely influenced me. I believe the rock of the 70s was the greatest time for music ever.
Dave the best
i agree!!!!!!!!!!
I M a fool them?
As a teenager in the 70s, I felt Foghat was real rock & roll. I was mesmerized by Dave Peverett's antics as a singer/front man/guitar player. When I look back at those days, I think what a privilege it was to be there in that era of great music.
Foghat is the pinnacle of rock and roll. It gets no better than Foghat, anywhere, at any time. They are the best. The current Foghat lineup rocks nicely, too. Long live rock and roll, when it's done right!!
Pretty Damn Good live version of this song! I freakin' love Foghat! They certainly deserve more recognition! Great Rock Group! Cool Clip!
I can't watch this without feeling a profound sense of loss over Dave Peverett, Rod Price and Craig MacGregor.
RIP my fine gentlemen.
Immortalized
Well said and very well deserved. Absolute monster of a pure Rock and Roll band. One of the best concerts of my life.
Saw them live in '76. Fantastic show.
I think "Fool For The City" is my favorite song.
Always delivered the rock
Top notch rockers.🗽🌄➕💕💕💕💕🇺🇸🦉🐁🦅 No shirking
They're right on the money. Props. One of the most underrated rock acts of all time...Bloody good. Great solo.
Jams that never fade away,just gets better!
Rod and Lonesome Dave are very much missed! Great song.
Such great lead guitar playing 👍👍👍
We had the proud privilege of opening for them in CT. back in 1998 .
My band open for them this same here in Dallas. It was a great show and I wish we spent more time with them.
i will never b itch about being old. i am so glad to have been a youngster and being able to grow up listing to the best bands and the best music ever , the 70's and 80's will never be out done ever., people my age and older have been blessed to have lived it. and when i think about it.. times where hard sometimes but so was the rock.. Kick azzz and GODSPEED to all who have passed.
One of the best rock songs ever. Great memories. Clearwater 1980.
As I watch this now after hearing many times when it was new I get a whole new appreciation for what these guys did, they had moments in time to where they made history with their music rest their souls
Man I was right there with ya!!!! They were great live, tight every time I saw them!!! Seen some great live bands, they're right there with them. Real rockers,even decked out in three piece suits!! Long live Rock!! I need it every night, long live Rock c'mon join the fight!!
saw them in concert in Chicago at the old Comisky park, they were with the J. Geils band, what a fun concert!
Lots of good times back in the 70's with tunes like this blasting from the car stereo.
Always have loved Foghat. Their music is awesome 🎶
Very talented but underrated band with some very rock solid tunes
We saw these guys in a a motel ballroom, in Kalispell, MT, one summer night and it was surreal to be standing in front of Dave and Rod, while they jammed my most favorite song of all time...
Way To Go, Foghat!!!
OH,,, I've got this concert on a dvd somewhere,,,, guess it was one of their last with this lineup, damn they were outstanding.
Foghat was lonesome Dave and Rod Price...period...
Right on! Without a doubt, they are "the sound" of the band...So Blessed to have seen them back in their prime! Even at this age in his life, Dave was so much above the rest, his voice was incredible!
Lo Dave was the best frontman ever and Foghat is the best rock band ever. Rod Price was the best lead and slide player in history, too. Rock forever on, dudes!
hey bryan i agree
Rod Price was an absolute shredder on that lead guitar...One of the most underrated rock guitarists of all time.
Oh what a wonderful band...four of my all time favourite albums one after the other: Energized, Rock n Roll Outlaw, Fool for the City and Night Shift. RIP Dave and Rod...you made the 70's just that bit happier for me.
Even in their early 50s they sure were locked in. 10/10 performance.
Real Rock, there is no substitute. Brings back a great time when rock was more about the music than the MONEY.
I love this freaking song. God, I miss this band...
ROCK ON FOGHAT LONG ISLAND NY WE ARE THE FOOL FOR FROM 11772
Those guys sound good. Great snare sound too. :)
I was fortunate to see Foghat in the 70s, Energized tour, rock and roll outlaws tour, Fool for the city tour, driving wheel tour, Night shift tour, Stone Blue tour, Awesome memories!
They don't make music like this anymore. Rest n Peace.
@rockeir0107 Japan is a country. I speculate Foghat is talking about New York City, but I'm not sure. Because new york is a fun & busy place. It can't be about London, because it talks about 'my inner city child', which is a reference to pure & innocent people. And pure & innocent people are who built new york city. It is reflected in the big buildings & skyscrapers, and especially coney island.
foghat will never be the same without lonesome dave peverett. . . . RIP lonesome dave. . . . your music lives on. . . . .
Great remembers this song in my childrens times , forever in my mind, thanks Foghat .
I found this "album " in a box and I had'nt heard it for 20 yrs so awesome brings back a lot of memories from the 70's lol real rock and roll can't replace it too bad
It don't get any better than Foghat. Killer back beat and perfect twin guitars complamenting each other.
Saw them in 1976 at the old Capital Center outside of Washington DC in Largo Md. I forgot who opened for them but I remember meeting Rod Price at a meet and greet maybe 2 hrs before the show at a local hotel and he was great. Saw them again in the 1990s.
No other time but the 70's. No other place...No better nothing but the best absolutely nothing.
Foghat,Aerosmith, Kiss,Ted Nugent,Ozzy,Van Halen The list goes on and on of Bands that would kick your ass during the 70's.The bands of today dont even come close to rocking like those bands did.
Uma das melhores bandas de autêntico Rock de todos os tempos!!!
rod price was such a great guitar player that never got his due recognition! these guys are what rock n roll is!!!
48 also... didn't smoke alot of weed but I played the hell outta this album. I was a rockin' little chick! Saw them in concert in 1975. It was my first concert ever! Memories!!!!!!!
Foghat e Nazareth abriam minhas festas de Garage .
come on man...this s**t is just f*****g smokin
ROCK ON FOGHAT SAN DIEGO @ TAMPA BAY WILL ALWAYS LOVE AND REMEMBER YOU ALL. THANKS FOR THE SLOW RIDE....XOOOOOOOO)XX
Não fazem mais bandas de rock como antigamente.Sensacional!
RIP both Rod & Dave. We miss you Bro's ! Your a huge loss. But you left us with a ton of great music and memories.
I was fortunate to see them at the Old Orange Show in Orange County back in 1971 with Alice Cooper and Slade. (I think) there was mota in the air
foghat live is one of the best live rock albums of the day, worth searching out
Best live album I've ever heard, saw them on that tour in Spokane 🦅🦉🇺🇸💕💕💕➕🌄🗽🙏🐈
フォガット、懐かしすぎ、やっぱこの曲かっこいい！！
I listen too rock bands like Rush,Saga,Journey,April wine,Dream Thetaer,and allways of course Foghat....!!!!!
I have the foghat live album 1st. I will like to see in concert.
My very favorite Foghat's song! thanks for upload it!!
Back in the days when we didn’t have cameras in our phones.
This was the 1st song , I had to play after got my 1st electric guitar ..... Thanks Foghat ....
I’d like to have a beer with the guys in Heaven some fine day.
Foghat ROCKS & "Foghat Live" is one of the best albums of all.
man, I have these albums and I've well-kept these throughout the years and as you say, I have heard the best!
This and Slow Ride are my favorite Foghat songs.
Saw these guys on fool for the city tour.........LOUDEST show I ever saw.........great band
Foghat is touring!! We are seeing them next month with the Ides of March!!! RIP Dave and Rod!
Rod means business. WHEW! Good playing, catchy riffs.
actually, it is foghat :( i looked on their website, but thats not rod price. he passed away during this tour, and lonesome dave at the end of it :(
RIP Lonesome Dave.
obviously the most rockin band of the early 70s...
savoy brown became foghat with Lonesome Dave leading the band. wow.
Thanks Killer for some LIVE CLASSIC ROCK AND ROLL! How many times in my life did I put a little blonde on my shoulders and rock out to this one!
UP CLOSE & LOUD!!!!!!!!
Foghat... Brings me back to the day..!!
Pure magic.
@TONYMUELLERO1
the list is never ending...can't forget jimmy page, alvin lee or steve miller; especially smb's bingo with 'oh yeah' that'll be out in a couple weeks...never fear, hell raising ditties are alive and well
Twice I tried to see these guys. Once they were to warm up for Triumph but the lead singer had strepped throat or something so Head East played and they did well but not Foghat. Another time I saw them at a race track in East Moline IL and they played this song then a severe T-storm rolled in and I hid in an outhouse with some girl I didn't even know and rode out the storm. After that it was wading through 2 feet of water to get a beer but the concert was over after one song. Memorable!
Damn im must be getting old,I watched these guys open for Kiss back in 1976,The Destroyer Touer in Asheville N.C.,also saw them with Black Oak Arkansas and Brownsville Station.
Listen ta Roger beat those drums? Who else drums this heard, rockhounds?
muttville1-spelling error. I meant who else beats the drums as hard as Mr. Roger Earl? He is my favorite drummer of all time!
This was a strange twist of fate. I listened Foghat a lot as a kid growing up in Iowa through the '70s. Then other things/responsibilities came a long and I lost track of where the band went. Then, in 2005 I hear Rod Price has just died in his home in WIlford, NH, about 30 minutes from Nashua, NH where I live now.
Does anyone know when Rod originally moved to NH? I assume he moved to Wilton because it's both out of the way yet close enough to urban & transportation when you need it.
I would guess that Foghat is talking about New York City. They were based there in NYC for the longest time. R&R nastiness here...these guys are the greatest blues-rock band in the history of rock and roll. Period.
Saw Foghat, Styx, and Head East at Hirsch Coliseum in Shreveport, La. in '78. AWESOME concert. I remember this number , for sure. Thru the smoke cloud in the nosebleeds. Styx put on a tremendous show. Memories.
This is a jamming song..ROCK ON!!!!!
I'm glad that the original foghat finally had the chance to play together again.
puppies: do yourselves a favor and by these live albums (on cd of course) Foghat Live, Cheap Trick Live @ Budokan, Kiss Alive (1st one), Led Zeppelin Song Remains the Same and Frampton Comes Alive! Then you can say you've heard the best!
Saw Thin Lizzy about 77 or 78. Kick ass show.
This was just plain F........ Awesome! Thank you for sharing.
My favorite dudes ever.... My best getting drunk in the 70's music... R.I.P. Lonesome Dave and Rod Price... the best ever British Rock ever
En la época en que en México no había conciertos el album en vivo de Foghat era todo un agasajo para los rockeros, bueno aún lo es.¡Viva México cabrones¡
Long live Foghat from Portland, Maine.
GREAT song and band. Thanks for posting it.
Aint no COUNTRY BOY...gotta love the words
Great camera work showing Rod Price's guitar mastery!
No kidding, sobuliak, The Guess Who is another great band that deserves to get in to the R&R Hall of Fame. I mean the R&R Hall of Shame, that is.
first concert i ever went to Boogie Hill Tiffin Ohio 1975 Foghat, Bob Seger, Ted Nugent, Suzie Quatro, Angel Rock-n-F-ing Roll!!!!!!!!!!
my 1st concert ever attended...Foghat! I was in 9th grade and too young to drive...'Climax Blues Band' was the opening act!.. 1978? i think... tickets were $6 or $7 each! Foghat rocked and i realized I wanted to be a rock star!!
Saw Foghat last night at Skagit Valley Casino. Good solid and loud.
@Tristent96 Minus Lonesome Dave, their lead singer. Great Band. Hope you had fun! I saw FH in Missoula MT in 98 in a little bar. Talk about Kick Ass!
....the shows at the Coarsegold Inn around '75 .... wow!! these guys were the real deal !!!!
⚡Most bands 🌠slow down a bit when they get older, 🌀 or can't quite hit the high notes like they used to 🎶~ Not these guys !! 🎸🥁🎤🌠~ They sound just as freaking HOT 🔥 as they did when these tunes first came out !! 🤟😎 ~ That's "Awesome"
🤘😝,, and "Amazing" !!🕺💃 ~ Talk about still got it⁉️~ They never skipped a beat❗~ VERY COOL!! 😎👍 🇺🇸
DAVE The Bridge between God n Man Dave confessed with his mouth at the top and in the middle of The Bridge with me face to face on my bike before a witness with him he said those words before me on his bike Jesus Christ, I believe in You Love and respect you David. A 36 thousand flyover cross pattern vapor trail made at the same spot from 36 000 ft by two Jets.
Saw them in Dec. '76 in Pittsburgh. First concert ever, they were with Bob Seger and it was the Night Shift tour. Great album, too.
Rod Price was awesome!