I was there that night. They also played King Neptune’s in Lake George with the reunited Band. Killer, underrated and under appreciated. Amazing footage. Thank you. Memories!
@VonL Craig McGegor was a great replacement for Tony Stevens though. Anyone who saw Foghat with either of those Bassists while Rod and Dave were both in the mix are very fortunate.
Huge fan from 12 years old. Heard them on the radio (Fool For The City) in 1975 and was captivated. Finally saw these guys right around this time in a club in SLC. They were just everything that I thought Foghat should be. The original lineup was tight, energetic, and performed with a love for playing their high amped boogie rock! I have always admired these guys and always will. Thank you Dave and Rod see you in the next life.
I know Kim Simmonds woke up after an all.nighter and wondered where all band mates had disappeared to. While watching Midnight Special next Friday nite he found out where!
He was better than Duane Allman. Steve Howe and David Gilmour played console steel guitar for slide guitar and both could play the high notes. Otherwise Steve is the master of the Gibson Jazz guitar and David with the Fender Stratocaster.
Rod Price was a very underrated guitar player. Dave never lost his voice. Sounds as good in this recording as he ever did. Really miss this band. I literally wore out the first Foghat album
Lonesome Dave. Shred god. They were so good. You can teach just about anyone, how to read music. You can't teach soul. You can't teach feel. Can't teach attitude. It comes from within. If it didn't, every band would sound the same. Its what makes them so special. 👍
Couldn't have said it any better mate. These guys were one of a kind must have seen them at least a half dozen times in my life & they never disappointed they were the hardest working band out there on the road & they earned their rep as a great live band.
"Stone Blue" what a great version..... the whole show was great....👍👊👍✌.... they truly were one of the best bands I've ever seen live & I've seen them quite a few times... pure fire...
Saw 'em open for Humble Pie in Knoxville at the Coliseum. 1972. Stevie Marriott and Frampton had trouble following them that night! British rock and roll at it's finest.
Saw them on thier Foghat Live tour 77" sold out 17,000 faces,than again in 93" maybe 250 people in an Arizona club.Very sad they lost thier followers 😢
Quintessential rock and roll band, it's weird they weren't more popular than what they were, when I hear the term rock band they're the one I automatically think of
250 people in a club is a fantastic way to see bands. Large venues can be fun but I would rather see a band in a bar or club. Much more intimate and better sounding.
@@leemark63Exactly. I saw them in a small club in the mid nineties and they were just as high energy as when I saw them in a colosseum in '78. If the original members had survived i bet they would had a big comeback with the following decade….
Foghat 1973 NYC at Howard Steins Academy of Music....1st Row in NYC! And..Beacon Theater with Montrose as the opener!! Blew my mind!! As it should have!!!
Saw them in Indy in '77. Opened with Fool for the City and was nonstop boogie for 2 straight hours. Wore my ass out! Always got your money's worth with Foghat. No buyers remorse.
Wow! Love Foghat! Thanks for posting this. I saw Foghat with Lonesome Dave in 90/91 - freaking awesome - and I wasn't even that much of Foghat fan. I was after that!
I have been a fan since my older brother first bought Night Shift in the 70s. Foghat is one of the few of my favourite bands I never saw live. Would have been easier if I lived in good ol USA. However, to see and really experience Foghat, Lonesome Dave had to be in the mix. Charlie Huhn I was never a big fan of, but the latest incarnation with Scott Holt is imho rather sad and actually is devaluing the legacy of a once truly mighty force. Yes, I would still go and see the current lineup if given the chance, but as I say, Foghat, like so many other bands in the 70s, had to be seen and heard in the 70s. The 80s onwards damaged a lot of once great bands
@@groovedohg There was another iteration of Foghat playing at the time I saw Lonesome Dave's version - and i have to agree - the Dave version was FAR BETTER! I remember at the time not understanding why there were multiple Foghats I am curious about seeing the current lineup
@@johnpinna Yes. My last upload of a month ago was Roger Earls Foghat from 1993. Its just not the same, but again, so many fans will be curious and end up going. I was a huge STatus Quo fan in the 70s. I saw them as a teenager in 1976. They were my ultimate band. I saw them again in the 80s and 90s, but it was a shadow of the once great band. The classic original lineup reformed for what was known as the Frantic four tour. They actually played in my city (Dublin) which was their last ever gig. I couldnt force myself to go, as it is just not the same. The bass player, Alan Lancaster, who actually sang really well, was rooted to the spot as he had a crippling disease (MS I believe) and he died a few years ago from it. The Rolling STones will no doubt tour again due to their new al bum, but I feel sorry for the people who fork out 100s of dollars to get a ticket just to tell their grandchildren I saw the Stones. At least people like Robert Plant are being real and not acting like they are still 20 years old.
we need a this band! precise 2guitars' band! I remember thin lizzy and wish bone Ash! tonight here stop! I see and listen foghat first time. very nice performance. I think# thank you# see you again next day# end-
I was fortunate to see Foghat in the Boston Gardens in the 80s with The Johnny Van Zandt band and The Outlaws. Fighat was second billing, and they were exceptional. Rock In Peace boys.
HOF has turned into the hard leftist club. Foghat is too good to be in it. Same with Ted Nugent. They would rather put a rapper in that had one semi hit song
I really miss Rod and his incredible playing! This was one of the best bands on the planet and they never got the accolades they deserved. God Bless Roger for keeping the music alive!
I was follower right out of Savoy Brown. Saw them at Pirates World Dania Beach Florida in 73 and at the Sportatorium in 75. Dave was one of the best frontman voices of the time. RIP DAVE
I saw Foghat back in late 90's. They had come to Akron Ohio Ribs Burn-off on a Saturday. Mr. Peveritt sound like he did in the 70's. I was front row as well. His vocals were intact and he had the energy to light up the city. The rest of the band were excellent and sounded like their recordings. Little did I know a few years later I would never see him perform again. God bless Mr. Peveritt, his family and the band.
I was at the free concert in Oshkosh WI. It was during the county fair and their visa,s never arrived , so they had to perform for free. What a concert. I saw 2 more times after that. I was a huge rod price fan , master of the slide guitar.
I got Dave’s autograph on the cover of their first vinyl album a couple years before he passed. Saw their first tour in Denver. They blew the roof off the place!
First band I ever saw live. Nassau Coliseum, 1975, Sweet was the opening band. Foghat was huge back then. One of my favorite bands of all time! Foghat Live is a must for any rock collection. RIP boys....
I saw them in 83 when they opened for triumph, and blew them off the stage, so many of us were wondering why they were the opening act, saw them again in 93 or 94 for the return of the boogymen tour, r.i.p. lonesome Dave and rod the bottle price.
Damn. I bought tickets to that tour and Foghat cancelled due to sickness I guess. I always disappointed about that because I was going to see Foghat not Triumph……
They always put on a show,especially with Price and Stevens however ...Never saw Price live go off on drving wheel like this show. Saw them a lot, my favorite along with Yes as far as showmanship and passion for the music they made...i do miss Lord and Paice playing together, kinda like Marriot with pack of three ..gosh the seventies were GggggggREAT says Tony the Tiger
Saw them and Montrose (w Hagar) open for J Geils, in Oklahoma City in 1974. Pretty much the same results. By the time J Geils took the stage, after Montrose and then Foghat, they couldn’t even compare.
Wow I was at that one, fairgrounds arena and the best concert that I've ever seen. I did miss Montrose was a little late but managed to get a ticket about 8 rows from the stage directly in front of Lonesome Dave. Wolfgang's Vault has an incredible Montrose video filmed a few months before his passing. Around 20 min. Just in case.
@John-ls2gp Yeah. Had a quick look at the Wolfgang video (around 15 min). Shame the current Foghat lineup is so boring. The lead singer/guitarist is defo the wrong choice. He has no presence whatsoever and his singing is just so average. I used to think Charlie Huhn wasn't the right replacement for Lonesome Dave, but later found him to doing Justice. Have you heard the brand new Foghat album??? Bland as.
@groovedohg Fraudulent is how I would describe any version of Foghat that doesn't have Lonesome Dave! I can't listen, never have and never will. How's that for being closed minded? With Rods departure the band took a nosedive. Even so "Live Now Pay Later" might be my all time favorite.
Great footage and sound, especially for that time period when it was still camcorders and a lot of venues didn't let you record shows then. Saw them a month earlier at Deer Creek (now Ruoff) Music Center in Noblesville, IN during the Summer Daze tour w/ BOC, Pat Travers, and John Kay & Steppenwolf.
First concert i ever went to - Derby Eve Jam in Louisville ky Foghat , Outlaws , and i think the Hounds Hell of an experience for a 13 or 14 year old . Was 76 or 77 .
@SeanCollins-t4w It's all very subjective when you say most, but I do agree he was underrated. Especially if you compare him to highly rated singers like Paul Rodgers. For example I'm not afraid to karaoke to songs like Alright now and Feel like making love,, but try singing a song like Midnight Madness, and you will struggle. Why they chose Scott Holt to front Foghat is maybe an example of Midnight Madness. Charlie Huhn was a much better choice and gave the songs, and their image, a much better outlook
You're welcome. I just uploaded Rogers Foghat from Jacksonville 93 but it is Fair quality only. I also have a Video from Atlanta 1992, but the quality will be very fair too. I havent watched it for many may years. I will watch it again and see if its worth putting up
Thanks for posting this!! I’m from the Capitol Region but sadly missed this concert and I have seen quite a few. I did get the video of this tour show “Two Centuries of Boogie” back in 2002 when I was living in NH and didn’t even know that I was living within a few miles of Rod Price until I moved back to the Capitol Region in and read of his death in Wilton, NH. I had been living just up the road in Lyndeborough, NH for a few years and I wished I could have caught a few of his shows featuring his new solo albums. Maybe could have met him also if I had known at the time. RIP Rod Price. Loved your music!
Wow. I had to check Google to confirm that. I have been a fan of Foghat since the mid 70s and never realised that. I always thought he was an imported Yank like the drummer in Supertramp. I even met Rod in an English pub in the late 80s. I will have to delete the Nationality bit. Thanks for the heads up.
@@bluebird925 Deleted American. I also just found out this week that Foghat have a new Pre-order DVD (Released April I think) called Slow Ride LIve in Texas 1999. Looks like itis virtually the same track listing as Millineum Tour DVD which was also live from Texas (Houston). I dont understand why they have to wait this long to release the DVD and also why there is no more added information to put die hard fans at ease that this is not just another re-pressing of Millineum Tour etc.
I was always spinning Rock n Roll Outlaws Night Shift Fool for the City LIVE n the debut on the turntable n Savoy Browns One Step Further which Foghat essentially was😅
Hey, i remember seeing the concert in october 2022, and it was different because in the video is shown how the band is preparing to start the concert and in Drivin Wheel is a little bit more of the intro recorded in the front row and that video doesn't had Louisiana Blues. But thanks for uploading the concert with Louisiana Blues, greetings and good luck
Return of the boogeyman tour? Thanks for posting. When I started listening to hard Rock in the early seventies it was Ted Nugent, Foghat and Aerosmith that was on my turntable most of the time. It seems like it was just yesterday!
Any musicians out there ? ? Do you hear anything missing or not as loud as other instruments?? Definitely a SOUNDBOARD PROBLEM , HERE . . . . FOGHAT/SAVOY BROWN IS THE SAME BAND . . . REMEMBER : 'STREET CORNER TALKING' ?? SAW FOGHAT IN 70'S AND MID 90'S . GREAT BAND . (S) .
@@sharreetaylor861 Kim Simmons and the rest were on Street Corner Talking . I had FOGHAT autograph my Street Corner Talking c.d. in 1995 at the Mountain/Foghat Concert at COWBOYS BAR AND CONCERT VENUE . THEN THERE WERE ONLY TWO ORIGIONALS THAT SIGNED IT .
btw that's his original, heavily modded 50's LP Jr./Special doublecut [w/ PAFs] - used from day one on all the hits. the slow ride guitar. tuned to open e. rod. fucking. price.
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I really miss Lonesome Dave Peveritt!
Who doesn't? A major loss for the rock world. Now lead guitarist Rod Price has left us as well. A year or two ago I believe.
I was there that night. They also played King Neptune’s in Lake George with the reunited Band. Killer, underrated and under appreciated. Amazing footage. Thank you. Memories!
Rod Price is from another planet...Hands down the BEST slide guitar in the universe. PERIOD
Aside from the slide he really had the Keith Richards melodic rhythm guitar thing happening as well while Lonesome Dave hit the power chords.
If like slide check out this guy. ua-cam.com/video/eY2qtxU0nUc/v-deo.htmlsi=6aj5DBB4s5rODEsB
Rod was great, but there was a fellow by the name of George Harrison who was even better...
@stephenstone8480 George Harrison BETTER!!!???? No way. More popular though? Hell yeah.
@@groovedohg Sorry, George much better...and he played on much better songs, too...
I know that Roger has kept the name going but this, the original lineup of the band is, was and always will be irreplaceable and unreproduceable
I second that!!!
@VonL Craig McGegor was a great replacement for Tony Stevens though. Anyone who saw Foghat with either of those Bassists while Rod and Dave were both in the mix are very fortunate.
@@bluebird925agree!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Seen them in 76 on the fool for the city tour. With crack the sky and Boston@@groovedohg
You just cannot be in a bad mood when Foghat is playing...
Huge fan from 12 years old.
Heard them on the radio (Fool For The City) in 1975 and was captivated.
Finally saw these guys right around this time in a club in SLC.
They were just everything that I thought Foghat should be.
The original lineup was tight, energetic, and performed with a love for playing their high amped boogie rock!
I have always admired these guys and always will.
Thank you Dave and Rod see you in the next life.
I know Kim Simmonds woke up after an all.nighter and wondered where all band mates had disappeared to. While watching Midnight Special next Friday nite he found out where!
What a great voice Dave has. Legendary.
One of the greatest voices in Rock
this dude is the master of slide guitar
He was better than Duane Allman. Steve Howe and David Gilmour played console steel guitar for slide guitar and both could play the high notes. Otherwise Steve is the master of the Gibson Jazz guitar and David with the Fender Stratocaster.
Rod Price was a very underrated guitar player. Dave never lost his voice. Sounds as good in this recording as he ever did. Really miss this band. I literally wore out the first Foghat album
Foghat was so underrated back then.Dave and Rod were a duo for sure.
Lonesome Dave. Shred god. They were so good. You can teach just about anyone, how to read music. You can't teach soul. You can't teach feel. Can't teach attitude. It comes from within. If it didn't, every band would sound the same. Its what makes them so special. 👍
Couldn't have said it any better mate. These guys were one of a kind must have seen them at least a half dozen times in my life & they never disappointed they were the hardest working band out there on the road & they earned their rep as a great live band.
Good Lord! I LOVE these guy!!!! R.I.P. Rod and Lonesome Dave.😟
"Stone Blue" what a great version..... the whole show was great....👍👊👍✌.... they truly were one of the best bands I've ever seen live & I've seen them quite a few times... pure fire...
This is near the end .... still rocking hard as ever. LOVE FOGHAT since 1975.
Saw 'em open for Humble Pie in Knoxville at the Coliseum. 1972. Stevie Marriott and Frampton had trouble following them that night! British rock and roll at it's finest.
Saw them on thier Foghat Live tour 77" sold out 17,000 faces,than again in 93" maybe 250 people in an Arizona club.Very sad they lost thier followers 😢
Quintessential rock and roll band, it's weird they weren't more popular than what they were, when I hear the term rock band they're the one I automatically think of
250 people in a club is a fantastic way to see bands. Large venues can be fun but I would rather see a band in a bar or club. Much more intimate and better sounding.
Conclusion: they were true musicians. They never stopped playing no matter how many showed up!🤟
@@leemark63Exactly. I saw them in a small club in the mid nineties and they were just as high energy as when I saw them in a colosseum in '78. If the original members had survived i bet they would had a big comeback with the following decade….
Dave is just fun to watch.
Foghat 1973 NYC at Howard Steins Academy of Music....1st Row in NYC!
And..Beacon Theater with Montrose as the opener!! Blew my mind!! As it should have!!!
Always loved this band always will 63:years old still listening
Dave n the rest of the band this was Foghat the best God bless us all
Saw them in Indy in '77. Opened with Fool for the City and was nonstop boogie for 2 straight hours. Wore my ass out! Always got your money's worth with Foghat. No buyers remorse.
My first rock concert. HIC in Honolulu, 1975. RIP 'Lonesome' Dave Peveritt and Rod 'The bottle' Price
I got see the original band in 1997 at a bar in Waco, right up close and personal! Awesome show!
Wow! Love Foghat! Thanks for posting this.
I saw Foghat with Lonesome Dave in 90/91 - freaking awesome - and I wasn't even that much of Foghat fan.
I was after that!
I have been a fan since my older brother first bought Night Shift in the 70s. Foghat is one of the few of my favourite bands I never saw live. Would have been easier if I lived in good ol USA. However, to see and really experience Foghat, Lonesome Dave had to be in the mix. Charlie Huhn I was never a big fan of, but the latest incarnation with Scott Holt is imho rather sad and actually is devaluing the legacy of a once truly mighty force. Yes, I would still go and see the current lineup if given the chance, but as I say, Foghat, like so many other bands in the 70s, had to be seen and heard in the 70s. The 80s onwards damaged a lot of once great bands
@@groovedohg There was another iteration of Foghat playing at the time I saw Lonesome Dave's version - and i have to agree - the Dave version was FAR BETTER! I remember at the time not understanding why there were multiple Foghats
I am curious about seeing the current lineup
@@johnpinna Yes. My last upload of a month ago was Roger Earls Foghat from 1993. Its just not the same, but again, so many fans will be curious and end up going. I was a huge STatus Quo fan in the 70s. I saw them as a teenager in 1976. They were my ultimate band. I saw them again in the 80s and 90s, but it was a shadow of the once great band. The classic original lineup reformed for what was known as the Frantic four tour. They actually played in my city (Dublin) which was their last ever gig. I couldnt force myself to go, as it is just not the same. The bass player, Alan Lancaster, who actually sang really well, was rooted to the spot as he had a crippling disease (MS I believe) and he died a few years ago from it. The Rolling STones will no doubt tour again due to their new al bum, but I feel sorry for the people who fork out 100s of dollars to get a ticket just to tell their grandchildren I saw the Stones. At least people like Robert Plant are being real and not acting like they are still 20 years old.
That signature sound of Foghat! Times pass away music lives on forever.
Dave was about 54 yrs old here ...
he passed away about 2 yrs later after this performance (2000) ....
Definley sounds are great as I remember Foghat. Lonesome Dave was the man back then
we need a this band!
precise 2guitars' band! I remember thin lizzy and wish bone Ash! tonight
here stop! I see and
listen foghat first time. very nice performance. I think#
thank you#
see you again next day#
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I was fortunate to see Foghat in the Boston Gardens in the 80s with The Johnny Van Zandt band and The Outlaws. Fighat was second billing, and they were exceptional. Rock In Peace boys.
HOF has turned into the hard leftist club. Foghat is too good to be in it. Same with Ted Nugent. They would rather put a rapper in that had one semi hit song
@@robinjoynes1040
Rappers don't have songs because they can not sing. They talk schitt!😆
Plus no musicians at all. Just doing rhyming with a drum machine in the mix
I really miss Rod and his incredible playing! This was one of the best bands on the planet and they never got the accolades they deserved. God Bless Roger for keeping the music alive!
Their stuff is timeless jam boogie blues rock is a sound that can take u back to summer festivals when high times were still cool😊❤
Man oh man, Rod really ballooned up over the years...
Yeah, he sure did, not healthy. He could still play though, and he sounded the same as he did back in the glory days.
@@gregdolecki8530 when I started watching these videos, after not following for a while, i didn't even realize it was rod. I said, "who is that guy?'
Saw them open for Beck Bogart Appice in 1972 ! What a great show ! RIP Lonesome Dave,Rod and Jeff !!!!!
@CharlesWorthington-z7s like seeing West,Bruce and Lang...insane days to see these performances live.
I was follower right out of Savoy Brown. Saw them at Pirates World Dania Beach Florida in 73 and at the Sportatorium in 75. Dave was one of the best frontman voices of the time. RIP DAVE
I got to see them when they were out on the road recording Foghat Live 77. It was epic one of the best concerts I’ve ever seen.😎👍
Thanks foghat I loved and still do rockin STONE BLUE you will live forever in our hearts
I saw Foghat back in late 90's. They had come to Akron Ohio Ribs Burn-off on a Saturday. Mr. Peveritt sound like he did in the 70's. I was front row as well. His vocals were intact and he had the energy to light up the city. The rest of the band were excellent and sounded like their recordings. Little did I know a few years later I would never see him perform again. God bless Mr. Peveritt, his family and the band.
Nothing like Rod Price, a slide lover's dream, and Dave a great singer, rhythm player and overall nice guy. Tony and Roger, what a crew!
Great! It's aways good to see Foghat!!
Amazing ! Lonsome Dave is missed. One of the greats
I was at the free concert in Oshkosh WI. It was during the county fair and their visa,s never arrived , so they had to perform for free. What a concert. I saw 2 more times after that. I was a huge rod price fan , master of the slide guitar.
I never realized what a monster slide dude was. We used to jam on Fool For The City all the time. Foghat forever!!!
WHAT A GREAT BLUES ROCK BAND THAT DESERVES TO BE THE R & R HOF!
No kidding! The R and R HOF has turned into a joke
I got Dave’s autograph on the cover of their first vinyl album a couple years before he passed. Saw their first tour in Denver. They blew the roof off the place!
wish i was there they kick ass
Love it! I only wish whoever videoed this would have centered in more on Rod Price during the solos.
some of the greatest times of my life. Thanks for all the memories
Man they sound great
Great musicians, great music and great memories.
These guy were the real deal no BS around play it
First band I ever saw live. Nassau Coliseum, 1975, Sweet was the opening band. Foghat was huge back then. One of my favorite bands of all time! Foghat Live is a must for any rock collection. RIP boys....
Saw em in 74 at Nassau coliseum they opened for BTO
Rod "the slide guitar" Price. Lonesome Dave, the voice of Foghat
I remember reading somewhere they referred to Price as Rod "The Bottle" Price. Bottleneck guitar reference maybe? Maybe not..
@@chester_hobbs yes wine bottle necks used for guitar slides
Simply beautiful ❤️
Thank you for uploading. This show was on UA-cam years ago but sadly was taken down. Didn't think i would ever see it again!
Great group. Loved listening to them throughout the years.
I miss these two, loved Dave, and Rod is the most underrated guitarist of all time.
Saw them in 73. Excellent concert
This sounds so good!! Love foghat❤❤❤ RIP Dave and Rod..i have all thier albums and savoy brown too.
I saw them in 83 when they opened for triumph, and blew them off the stage, so many of us were wondering why they were the opening act, saw them again in 93 or 94 for the return of the boogymen tour, r.i.p. lonesome Dave and rod the bottle price.
Damn. I bought tickets to that tour and Foghat cancelled due to sickness I guess. I always disappointed about that because I was going to see Foghat not Triumph……
They always put on a show,especially with Price and Stevens however ...Never saw Price live go off on drving wheel like this show. Saw them a lot, my favorite along with Yes as far as showmanship and passion for the music they made...i do miss Lord and Paice playing together, kinda like Marriot with pack of three ..gosh the seventies were GggggggREAT says Tony the Tiger
Saw them and Montrose (w Hagar) open for J Geils, in Oklahoma City in 1974. Pretty much the same results. By the time J Geils took the stage, after Montrose and then Foghat, they couldn’t even compare.
Wow Foghat and Montrose both pretty much in their prime. Lucky you.
Wow I was at that one, fairgrounds arena and the best concert that I've ever seen. I did miss Montrose was a little late but managed to get a ticket about 8 rows from the stage directly in front of Lonesome Dave. Wolfgang's Vault has an incredible Montrose video filmed a few months before his passing. Around 20 min. Just in case.
@John-ls2gp Yeah. Had a quick look at the Wolfgang video (around 15 min). Shame the current Foghat lineup is so boring. The lead singer/guitarist is defo the wrong choice. He has no presence whatsoever and his singing is just so average. I used to think Charlie Huhn wasn't the right replacement for Lonesome Dave, but later found him to doing Justice. Have you heard the brand new Foghat album??? Bland as.
@groovedohg Fraudulent is how I would describe any version of Foghat that doesn't have Lonesome Dave! I can't listen, never have and never will. How's that for being closed minded? With Rods departure the band took a nosedive. Even so "Live Now Pay Later" might be my all time favorite.
Saw Foghat several times. I saw GAAMA not Montrose. Gamma rocks too. Ronnie was amazing. Try open fire with Edgar winter. Great album.
Great footage and sound, especially for that time period when it was still camcorders and a lot of venues didn't let you record shows then. Saw them a month earlier at Deer Creek (now Ruoff) Music Center in Noblesville, IN during the Summer Daze tour w/ BOC, Pat Travers, and John Kay & Steppenwolf.
One of the best slide in the world ...
From playing Arenas in the 70s to county fair portable stages in the 90s. But still kicking royal a$$!! 🤘😎👍
Always killer blues rock ❤
Good morning fog hat !
Those guys could jam. Great songs.
seen foghat many times but this is about as close as the orig lineup as it gets rod price makes this band foghat the real deal
and tony stevens on bass seals the deal
Show some for the slide man Mr Rod Price
The guy was the most amazing rock guitar slide player I have ever seen.
Bestest ever!
Great band through times for sure.
First concert i ever went to - Derby Eve Jam in Louisville ky
Foghat , Outlaws , and i think the Hounds
Hell of an experience for a 13 or 14 year old . Was 76 or 77 .
Lonesome Dave had the most underrated rock and roll voice ever. Fabulous!
@SeanCollins-t4w It's all very subjective when you say most, but I do agree he was underrated. Especially if you compare him to highly rated singers like Paul Rodgers. For example I'm not afraid to karaoke to songs like Alright now and Feel like making love,, but try singing a song like Midnight Madness, and you will struggle. Why they chose Scott Holt to front Foghat is maybe an example of Midnight Madness. Charlie Huhn was a much better choice and gave the songs, and their image, a much better outlook
They smoked it never b another rod price
This is the Foghat I remember I don't know who that other band is that calls themselves Foghat these days.
Thank you for upload this rare concert
Greetings and good luck
You're welcome. I just uploaded Rogers Foghat from Jacksonville 93 but it is Fair quality only. I also have a Video from Atlanta 1992, but the quality will be very fair too. I havent watched it for many may years. I will watch it again and see if its worth putting up
@@groovedohg alright, thanks man for uploading Foghat rare concerts
@@groovedohg What Foghat version is?
@@basiliosas This is the original line up,there wasn't any changes till Fool for the City when Tony Stevens quit before Fool was recorded.
@@aurthurwhiteside i was meaning to the Atlanta 92 he mention
WOW!
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Thanks for posting this!! I’m from the Capitol Region but sadly missed this concert and I have seen quite a few. I did get the video of this tour show “Two Centuries of Boogie” back in 2002 when I was living in NH and didn’t even know that I was living within a few miles of Rod Price until I moved back to the Capitol Region in and read of his death in Wilton, NH. I had been living just up the road in Lyndeborough, NH for a few years and I wished I could have caught a few of his shows featuring his new solo albums. Maybe could have met him also if I had known at the time. RIP Rod Price. Loved your music!
Rod Price was British, though he lived in New Hampshire with his family until his untimely death in 2005.
Wow. I had to check Google to confirm that. I have been a fan of Foghat since the mid 70s and never realised that. I always thought he was an imported Yank like the drummer in Supertramp. I even met Rod in an English pub in the late 80s. I will have to delete the Nationality bit. Thanks for the heads up.
@@groovedohg You're welcome! I checked on Google also.
@@bluebird925 Deleted American. I also just found out this week that Foghat have a new Pre-order DVD (Released April I think) called Slow Ride LIve in Texas 1999. Looks like itis virtually the same track listing as Millineum Tour DVD which was also live from Texas (Houston). I dont understand why they have to wait this long to release the DVD and also why there is no more added information to put die hard fans at ease that this is not just another re-pressing of Millineum Tour etc.
@@groovedohg Awesome 👌
Amazing , gracias desde Perú
Thank you for posting
thank you Lord Jesus
Saw Foghat back up Blue Oyster Cult several times, always good live band
Nice how Louisiana Blues and It Hurts Me Too remained in the set from Savoy Brown days - they were both on the 1969 LP Blue Matter.
Blues rock rocks 🎉
They all are playing hot in these videos 🤘
They sound awesome ! Great band , it's ashame to see them playing in a f*ckin trailer . RIP DAVE AND ROD
I was always spinning Rock n Roll Outlaws Night Shift Fool for the City LIVE n the debut on the turntable n Savoy Browns One Step Further which Foghat essentially was😅
Pure. Rock. And. Roll.
Hey, i remember seeing the concert in october 2022, and it was different because in the video is shown how the band is preparing to start the concert and in Drivin Wheel is a little bit more of the intro recorded in the front row and that video doesn't had Louisiana Blues. But thanks for uploading the concert with Louisiana Blues, greetings and good luck
FOGHAT Kicking Butt
Rod Price was a great slide player way under rated
He smoked it on slide
All I can say is F YES!!
Return of the boogeyman tour? Thanks for posting. When I started listening to hard Rock in the early seventies it was Ted Nugent, Foghat and Aerosmith that was on my turntable most of the time. It seems like it was just yesterday!
Seen foghat alot in the mid 70s. You coukd get a ticket for $6.00 and a tee shirt for a few dollars.
Two band I never got to see: J Geils and the mighty FOGHAT! The ONLY Foghat (with DAVE)! 🎸🤘🏻❤️
Any musicians out there ? ? Do you hear anything missing or not as loud as other instruments?? Definitely a SOUNDBOARD PROBLEM , HERE . . . . FOGHAT/SAVOY BROWN IS THE SAME BAND . . . REMEMBER : 'STREET CORNER TALKING' ?? SAW FOGHAT IN 70'S AND MID 90'S . GREAT BAND . (S) .
None of the Foghat guys were on the Street Corner Talking album.
@@sharreetaylor861 Kim Simmons and the rest were on Street Corner Talking . I had FOGHAT autograph my Street Corner Talking c.d. in 1995 at the Mountain/Foghat Concert at COWBOYS BAR AND CONCERT VENUE . THEN THERE WERE ONLY TWO ORIGIONALS THAT SIGNED IT .
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The bass can't be heard at all.
Dave's vocals should have been up higher as well.
Slide is great,but heavy.
Wore out the Rock& Roll outlaw record one summer
btw that's his original, heavily modded 50's LP Jr./Special doublecut [w/ PAFs] - used from day one on all the hits. the slow ride guitar. tuned to open e.
rod. fucking. price.
Yep, there are a bunch of old 70s photos out there. Same guitar. He also sometimes used his white SG for slide back in the day.
Rod Price blow your fkin mind 😁
No lonsome Dave no foghat !
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