Touche'. At all of the parties I remember the bands were either Foghat, Mother's Finest or a combination of the two bands. Sure their music style is different but their party style is the same🎸🥁🎶
WORD! what the fuck happened?!? hang on.... don't want to know! I just listen to 60's and 70's rock and roll. the rest is all DOGSHIT. well not all... but most.
The Golden Age of Rock and Roll. Huge thanks to my older brother-now deceased-who used to bring ALL of the great LPs of the period home for me to hear. The Who, Mott, Led Zep, Humble Pie, Blue Oyster Cult, Yes, Foghat, Genesis, T Rex, Stones, Deep Purple, James Gang,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,so many more!,,,,,,,,,,,,,omg we were so spoiled by SO MUCH great music in those days. And it will live on.....not like the garbage the "industry" pumps out these days.
... thou such a smallish list - yea I know - 100's more belong on it. Those days when 'Talent' was seemingly running rampant. When u could put an LP on and every cut was a hit in its own way. I then think towards current times - I kinda think part of the problem is most chords n' rhythms were done taken and used and singers egos pop after a few outings. Thou again b kinda hard for these pups to get somethin together without soundin like someone else - infringement if obtaining airplay SO hence the Grunge Rock phase of the 90's. Then there's the fake techie drummin, etc. that gained pop - only one that could ever pull that off was the one hit wonder of Aldo Nova (lol) - maybe a few others since but u get the drift.
I was just sitting here listening to this and traveling back to so many years ago. I said to myself “let’s look and see what people have to say” and the first comment was yours. I’m 59 and like you my older brother (gone now for 10 years) had all this great stuff pumping out of his bedroom daily. I would be sitting in the early, early days maybe still playing with my Hot Wheels, but bopping my head to the rhythm. Shortly I was invited in his room and he, my next oldest brother and I would listen to all the music you listed and all the others greats. Grand Funk Railroad was a mainstay. I don’t think those today understand what it was like to have whole albums of great new music every week landing in the record stores. It truly was a “Golden Age”! I am taken back and flooded with emotion watching and hearing this. It was probably solely responsible for me picking up an electric guitar and playing to this day. I went on different musical journeys, but this R&R/R&B will always be in my blood. Take care my Man…✌️
Yeah, we were spoiled back then and didn’t know it. So much music and so many great groups and good music. I used to wait for a Radio station to play a new album release by my favorite bands so I could record it on my tape deck. Then I’d listen to it again and usually I’d go out and buy it. Tape decks were great! They used to be excitement in anticipation of a new album release. I remember waiting until midnight to hear Led Zeps In through the Outdoor. And boy did they deliver once again. The album was different than what I expected but was still great! Foghat was another great live band that toured constantly. We had it too good! Now I still have my CDs but I don’t listen to Radio anymore. Only UA-cam! Thank God UA-cam exists so I can see and hear this great music over again! 😊
@@hailholyqueen One of the few cases where the term "underrated" really applies here, because Rod Price isn't often brought up when slide guitarists are mentioned. He was a consummate rock guitar slide player.
Someone did a great job of restoring this classic concert! Foghat is truly a classic rock and roll band with 8 gold LPs and a string of some of the best rock and blues songs ever! One of the top bands to come out in the 70's and still rockin today! And why they're not in the rock and roll hall of fame makes no sense at all!! Long Live The Foghat!! Rock On
My mistake they had 5 gold records and 1 platinum! The platinum being ''Fool for the City'' which i think should have gone gold for the title song itself!! just saying!!
@@robertmceuen3630 Your right Rob! The Hall of Shame is exactly what it is now! They have chosen to promote themselves instead of the artist in order to sell themselves to publicity and money! The selection system is a laughing scam because Jan Wenner has lost touch with what it was meant to be and that is a ROCK and ROLL HALL of FAME!!
Why...? Yes, it makes sense --Foghat is authentic Rock & Roll and the R&RHOF is a sham. Anything genuine doesn't require outside validation. ROCK ON and RIP, Lonesome Dave & Company!
I’ll say it again. Thank God for older brothers. Turned me onto the best music. So lucky to grow up in the 70’s and 80’s. But the 70’s were so good. Oh the memories.
Foghat is the best in my book. Real honest Rock and Roll. Real talent. I met Lonesome Dave at a club show in the late 80s. He still wore his signature sneakers with glitter glued on them. 😊 Miss that guy so much.
This is just the best vintage Foghat I have ever seen. I grew up listening to them in the 70s. Always had a Foghat 8 track tape in the deck while cruising on those warm summer nights back in the good ole days.
How underrated and overlooked has this great r&b band been?? This is a hall of fame band and is a crime they're not in there,along with Guess Who and Blue Oyster Cult !! RIP LONESOME DAVE AND ROD🕊🕊
I couldn't agree with you more. How 'bout this one? In '81 I saw Foghat AND Blue Oyster Cult in the same concert with Foghat as the opener. Whew, good times 👍.
That was freaking awesome, original Foghat, scorching hot, some really great guitar, straight ahead, serious Rock n Roll! They were more than just a couple hits on the radio. Great live set, glad we get to watch it, primo stuff from the 1970s. Rock On! 🎸🎸
I don’t believe we will ever see a time of such quality and honest musical expression again. What a time it was to be alive!!! I remember driving with my brother in his 67’ or 68’ convertible Pontiac LeMans, top down with Foghat blasting away.😎
My favorite band. I’m a fan of 70s rock and metal. Slow ride will forever be my ultimate favorite song. ❤️👍🏻 it and the band were the first I fell in love with.
I used to watch this on Friday night and I remember this being on there. If you were gonna party on the weekend then this is the band we partied to. Foghat was and still is by far the best party band to boogie with. ❤😊
If you’re old enough to remember when Foghat was made up of-- Lonesome Dave Peverett: rhythm and lead guitars, vocals Rod Price: lead and slide guitars, back vocals Tony Stevens: bass, back vocals Roger Earl: drums, percussion This channel is for you. I saw the current Foghat lineup two years ago at Wild Adventures south of Valdosta, Georgia and had a blast. Hats off to Roger Earl for keeping the band going. But seeing all four original members giving a rip-roaring show was one for the ages.
Foghat broke my innocence, 13 years old, Bob devaney sports center, Lincoln Nebraska, had someone buy us a fifth of Southern comfort, bottle of Dr pepper, bought a doobie at the show, non-smoking arena, fired it up during foghat, smoked it, state troopers converged but never discovered😊 no one gave us up😮 those were the days😊 59 and still rocking in 2024
I watched this when it first aired and managed to record the audio from the crappy TV speaker onto a cassette tape. Almost had to listen to it every day before school. Had to get prepared, don'tcha know. A magic time. Glad I was there for most of it.
@@chrismcclure71-Yes, they did. Don’t you remember those rectangular recorders that had like 6-7 buttons on one end? Me and my friends would listen to the radio and slam on that recorder to get a tape of our favorites so we could listen to them later. It didn’t work all that great, but we were poor and it was something to do.
I was very lucky to see them at the Cow Palace in San Francisco, in 78'. Eddie Money opened for them. One of the rowdiest concerts I'd ever been to. Great show!
September 72 as a freshman in high school Foghat's debut album was one of the first hard rock albums I listened to. It's an amazing album that introduced me to the blues and Chuck Berry's music
Shared a joint and some laughs with Lonesome Dave back in 92. Was airman at Dyess AFB, Abilene, Texas. Foghat played at local concert bar there and we kicked it after they performed
@@kobartlett Wow. You’re right. I saw Foghat in ‘78, and it was Foreigner I saw in ‘80 on the Double Vision tour. Thanks for untangling those memories for me. 😂
Somehow they played at our (Nathan Hale, Seattle) High School fieldhouse in this year 1974. First time I ever heard guitars THAT loud. Definitely a life altering experience, still love to listen to to recording like this and relive that event.
Awesome band, I was Blessed to meet Roger and the revised version of Foghat, Summer of '23, holding true to the Original lineup. FANTASTIC!! All of God's Exceedingly Abundant Blessings Provision and Favor Always my Friends
Was lucky to see Rod Price with Foghat back in the day. It was a Halloween night show in Kansas City, with Blue Oyster Cult and Pat Travers Band supporting. Ah, those WERE the days!
Yeah, he is sort of like the forgotten slide guitar player. Rarely mentioned in slide guitar player lists. Had a great style. If you get the chance check out some of their 90's and 00's shows on YT -- there's one in particular when he was playing with Foghat (Dave, Rod, Earl, and a bass guy I can't remember), it's some fairground show in the Midwest -- pro shot, stereo sound. Just as good as we see here. They still had it. Drivin' Wheel, Slow Ride. It's kickass.
1972, San Jose ca. Fairgrounds Fiesta hall, saw foghat open for humble pie. Those twin guitar solos blew my mind, I was 13-14yrs old. I've never been the same. Shout out if you were there.
Wow! Watching this made me feel like I did back in the day watching this same concert. What a party night we used to have listening to this Party band! 😊❤
Road Fever kicks ass. One of the greatest rock and roll bands Foghat was! Love it when Dave plays straight lead guitar and Rod plays the same melody on slide. Amazing!
Way back when i was a pup in high school - back in the day of say '73 - used to get those mailings for Columbia Record Club or what not stating the get 10 buy 1 n then 1 every month for a yr. bs - well joined n' snatched up BOC's 'On Yur Feer or On Yur Knees' - Aerosmith - Nazareth and many others - Foghats Rock n' "Bun" was one of em - never even hearin' of em before had chcked it off to complete the order. First car ever owned - '70 1/2 Z28 - radio delete - wired up a quadrophonic 8-track deck in it thou only had 2 'real quad' tapes for it 'so far'. That deck had a synth button for added simulation of 'non-quad'. Was kinda like the old Sansui Synthesizers. Pluggered Foghat in n hit the synth - WOW lemme just say - those 4 big ol 30oz n 20oz magnet speaks ( 2 in back shelf - 2 just lyin under the front seats - aint cuttin kick panels nor would they fit anyways ) thru that quad synth was drivin this bands diff signals all over the innerds couldnt b beat for the time. Everyone i knew were soon into em - huge school - huge amt. of humans - all into rock - ran out n' gotta copy of that LP or tape asap. Back in the 70's lucky enuff to see em 5 times at big venues within range - these guys 'always' rocked the house down ! By the way one of the best 'factory quad' tapes ever and had quite a few from those days due to havin a quad deck in house too ......." Aerosmith - Rocks " - the cut of 'Back In The Saddle' was undoubtedly way beyond 4-dimensional.
brings a tear to my eye, saw this line-up and the same bunch with craig macgregor on bass. we used to have a saying in the group of people i knew, "it's getting a little dull, put some foghat on."
fog hat my first concert stoned tea high and low as can be it was great control of out of body experience and understanding of awareness of consciousness at a early age tod infinity
So awesome !! I loved watching Don kirshners Rock concert!! I would have been 9 then. I first saw them in 1978 at 12 almost 13. Bob Welch opened. It was excellent !!
I liked Foghat , very tight band . A friend of mine introduced me to their music by playing several albums he had . I only knew them from what the radio stations were playing. I was in for a really nice surprise. The more I heard the more I liked them. I saw them only once but I don't recall where but I know it was early in their career. They were a warm up band for another band I paid to go see . Once I became a fan I never got to see them live. Pity , Fool for the City was a very good album and I played the hell out it . Thank you Foghat ❤😊
Rod Price nunca tuvo el reconocimiento que se merece un guitarrista de su calibre.. increíble guitarrista y maestro del slide, es uno de mis guitarristas favoritos por la emoción y el sentimiento que desprende cuando le toca destacar .. dios lo tenga en la gloria. Punto aparte es que lo que mas pena me da es que no le hayan tomado fotos a Rod Price en aquellos años , en la web es dificil encontrar fotos de foghat en buena calidad .
Lucky to have seen them in concert 6 times in the 70s. The sounded just like their records. Even saw them fly into the local airport in their Foghat lear jet. Coolest shit ever.
Saw them live at Winterland in SF in the mid 1970's. They opened for Ruben and the Jets, the Zappa spin-off band. It was a great show. One thing I remember was that Foghat was one of the loudest bands I ever heard...... but in a good way.
Went and saw Foghat several times in the seventies. Tickets were $5. Their songs were always on the radio then. April Wine toured with them a bit, I think.
Foghat was on every turntable at every party I went to in the 70"s. Best party music ever!
Touche'. At all of the parties I remember the bands were either Foghat, Mother's Finest or a combination of the two bands. Sure their music style is different but their party style is the same🎸🥁🎶
70s Ruled! No cell phones! No Face Tattoos! Just killer music!!
No booger rings, no hipster bracelets and fake rolex's
WORD! what the fuck happened?!? hang on.... don't want to know! I just listen to 60's and 70's rock and roll. the rest is all DOGSHIT. well not all... but most.
No rap, atleast where i lived i never heard any.
No auto tune or backing tracks. And no AIDS
70s was the best decade ever for rock
sorry dude, '60's.
60's kinda sucked, no FM radio, AM played crap like Helen Reddy, Carpenters, Glenn Campbell,
If you were cool, you'd had to install a tape eating 8 track 🙄
@@davekent4829 played "crap" like: beatles,rolling stones, cream,yardbirds, animals,kinks,beach boys,temptations,marvin gaye,drifters,etc.etc. got the picture idiot.
If I could go back and live in any decade for eternity, it'd be the 70s!
The Golden Age of Rock and Roll. Huge thanks to my older brother-now deceased-who used to bring ALL of the great LPs of the period home for me to hear. The Who, Mott, Led Zep, Humble Pie, Blue Oyster Cult, Yes, Foghat, Genesis, T Rex, Stones, Deep Purple, James Gang,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,so many more!,,,,,,,,,,,,,omg we were so spoiled by SO MUCH great music in those days. And it will live on.....not like the garbage the "industry" pumps out these days.
... well said my man - well said
... thou such a smallish list - yea I know - 100's more belong on it. Those days when 'Talent' was seemingly running rampant. When u could put an LP on and every cut was a hit in its own way.
I then think towards current times - I kinda think part of the problem is most chords n' rhythms were done taken and used and singers egos pop after a few outings. Thou again b kinda hard for these pups to get somethin together without soundin like someone else - infringement if obtaining airplay SO hence the Grunge Rock phase of the 90's. Then there's the fake techie drummin, etc. that gained pop - only one that could ever pull that off was the one hit wonder of Aldo Nova (lol) - maybe a few others since but u get the drift.
I was just sitting here listening to this and traveling back to so many years ago. I said to myself “let’s look and see what people have to say” and the first comment was yours. I’m 59 and like you my older brother (gone now for 10 years) had all this great stuff pumping out of his bedroom daily. I would be sitting in the early, early days maybe still playing with my Hot Wheels, but bopping my head to the rhythm. Shortly I was invited in his room and he, my next oldest brother and I would listen to all the music you listed and all the others greats. Grand Funk Railroad was a mainstay.
I don’t think those today understand what it was like to have whole albums of great new music every week landing in the record stores. It truly was a “Golden Age”! I am taken back and flooded with emotion watching and hearing this. It was probably solely responsible for me picking up an electric guitar and playing to this day. I went on different musical journeys, but this R&R/R&B will always be in my blood. Take care my Man…✌️
Fuck Yeah!😎
Yeah, we were spoiled back then and didn’t know it. So much music and so many great groups and good music. I used to wait for a Radio station to play a new album release by my favorite bands so I could record it on my tape deck. Then I’d listen to it again and usually I’d go out and buy it. Tape decks were great!
They used to be excitement in anticipation of a new album release. I remember waiting until midnight to hear Led Zeps In through the Outdoor. And boy did they deliver once again. The album was different than what I expected but was still great!
Foghat was another great live band that toured constantly. We had it too good! Now I still have my CDs but I don’t listen to Radio anymore.
Only UA-cam! Thank God UA-cam exists so I can see and hear this great music over again! 😊
What a band! Rod Price is IMHO the most criminally under-rated rock guitar player of all time. So sad how he went out. RIP Mr. Price and Mr. Peverett.
My absolute fave slide player!
Also bassist Craig McGregor. Only one left is Roger Earl, former spouse of Faye Dunaway.
@@davesycks8074 yes, he suffered a fatal heart attack afterwards. Sadly, both six stringers died in their 50’s.
@@bertbecker7532 I think it's original bassist Tony Stevens here, though.
@@hailholyqueen One of the few cases where the term "underrated" really applies here, because Rod Price isn't often brought up when slide guitarists are mentioned. He was a consummate rock guitar slide player.
We all had the Foghat Live album back then, starting high school, getting our first girlfriends & cars, damn good times🎸🛞📻
Yeah their live album was the only Foghat album I had and I wore that thing out.
Killer 8track
Foghat Live, Kiss Alive, and Frampton Comes Alive. The three albums to have that summer.
I got the Foghat Live album when I was 12 years old. Best Live album ever!
still one of the best live albums ever released (although I would've liked it as a double album) !!
Someone did a great job of restoring this classic concert! Foghat is truly a classic rock and roll band with 8 gold LPs and a string of some of the best rock and blues songs ever! One of the top bands to come out in the 70's and still rockin today! And why they're not in the rock and roll hall of fame makes no sense at all!! Long Live The Foghat!! Rock On
My mistake they had 5 gold records and 1 platinum! The platinum being ''Fool for the City'' which i think should have gone gold for the title song itself!! just saying!!
R&R hall of fame is BS. Dolly Parton? To the exclusion of some of the best actual rock bands. Ya, it's crap.
@@robertmceuen3630 Your right Rob! The Hall of Shame is exactly what it is now! They have chosen to promote themselves instead of the artist in order to sell themselves to publicity and money! The selection system is a laughing scam because Jan Wenner has lost touch with what it was meant to be and that is a ROCK and ROLL HALL of FAME!!
Why...? Yes, it makes sense --Foghat is authentic Rock & Roll and the R&RHOF is a sham. Anything genuine doesn't require outside validation. ROCK ON and RIP, Lonesome Dave & Company!
@@rockinrobb4350 thanks for the compliments. I hope to restore some more old shows soon.
I’ll say it again. Thank God for older brothers. Turned me onto the best music. So lucky to grow up in the 70’s and 80’s. But the 70’s were so good. Oh the memories.
I was the older brother who had to discover and share with my younger siblings. Sadly, none of them liked a lot of my choices.
That's God I grew up in the 60's & 70's 😅
Foghat is the best in my book. Real honest Rock and Roll. Real talent. I met Lonesome Dave at a club show in the late 80s. He still wore his signature sneakers with glitter glued on them. 😊 Miss that guy so much.
RIP Lonesome Dave and Rod.
The 1970's = True high point in everything that ever mattered - so blessed to have the memories.
I agree! Except for fashion, haircuts, and refrigerator colors! :-)
Same. I go there most every night in bed. Like now.
You are 100% correct. Us, that we're alive during this time know it's true. These guys jammed as well
Great music in the '70s was the soundtrack of our young lives. Don't forget the great hot cars of the 70s also!
@@marciahenthorn9050 had a '71 dodge demon 340 4bbl Holley in sassy green - 8-track blasting the 'Hat
This is just the best vintage Foghat I have ever seen. I grew up listening to them in the 70s. Always had a Foghat 8 track tape in the deck while cruising on those warm summer nights back in the good ole days.
burnin one man it was so cool.....i remember...
How underrated and overlooked has this great r&b band been?? This is a hall of fame band and is a crime they're not in there,along with Guess Who and Blue Oyster Cult !! RIP LONESOME DAVE AND ROD🕊🕊
I couldn't agree with you more. How 'bout this one? In '81 I saw Foghat AND Blue Oyster Cult in the same concert with Foghat as the opener. Whew, good times 👍.
@anthonydixon452 if that was in Rochester ny, I was also there.
@@georgebirch5635 'Twas in Atlanta but I do know that Foghat opened numerous shows for Blue Oyster Cult on their Fire Of Unknown Origin tour.
Agree on that! Also Bad Company and Thin Lizzy.
Rockin, driving & buzzing through this era. Foghat, Queen, Uriah heep, April Wine, Nazareth. We were blessed.
Scored with April Wine, lol. Underappreciated in my book
And Led Zep, The Cars, Rolling Stones and.....The Who
That was freaking awesome, original Foghat, scorching hot, some really great guitar, straight ahead, serious Rock n Roll! They were more than just a couple hits on the radio. Great live set, glad we get to watch it, primo stuff from the 1970s. Rock On! 🎸🎸
I don’t believe we will ever see a time of such quality and honest musical expression again. What a time it was to be alive!!! I remember driving with my brother in his 67’ or 68’ convertible Pontiac LeMans, top down with Foghat blasting away.😎
Foghat & Humble Pie and some mind altering for an hr. Can’t be beat.
Saw Foghat open for Aerosmith at the Boston Garden April 1975.
Also in 1975 in Boston: Queen, Lynard Skynard and more (: What a time the 70's were.
Home in my Hand is one of my favorite Foghat songs and Dave's vocals are awesome!
My favorite band. I’m a fan of 70s rock and metal. Slow ride will forever be my ultimate favorite song. ❤️👍🏻 it and the band were the first I fell in love with.
Slow Ride - Speed Skate!
My first concert as a kid with my dad. Foghat and Triumph
Holy cow! Groovy show!!
By chance did you see that show at the old Richfield coliseum in north east Ohio? Great concert
This and Midnight Special was great!!! Those were the days my friends
Before Midnight started featuring disco acts.
I used to watch this on Friday night and I remember this being on there. If you were gonna party on the weekend then this is the band we partied to. Foghat was and still is by far the best party band to boogie with. ❤😊
If you’re old enough to remember when Foghat was made up of--
Lonesome Dave Peverett: rhythm and lead guitars, vocals
Rod Price: lead and slide guitars, back vocals
Tony Stevens: bass, back vocals
Roger Earl: drums, percussion
This channel is for you. I saw the current Foghat lineup two years ago at Wild Adventures south of Valdosta, Georgia and had a blast. Hats off to Roger Earl for keeping the band going. But seeing all four original members giving a rip-roaring show was one for the ages.
Rod "the bottle" Price. Slide master 🤘
Roger Earl is still going with Foghat still on the charts 2024
Thanks for the credits.
If you are old enough to remember that foghat came from the great,great band of SAVOY BROWN...Raw Sierra,my favorite album...........
@@michaelmmofo Yes, absolutely!
Always loved his singing, perfect voice for rock. And the slide guitar is great.
Pretty cool, actually seeing all the original members playing. Foghat has always been a favorite.
I am definitely a fool for the city! Take me back to the 70’s please God! What a non stop party it was.
"Fool for the city" and "Live" were a huge part of our wild high school years in the 2nd half of the 70's.
Foghat broke my innocence, 13 years old, Bob devaney sports center, Lincoln Nebraska, had someone buy us a fifth of Southern comfort, bottle of Dr pepper, bought a doobie at the show, non-smoking arena, fired it up during foghat, smoked it, state troopers converged but never discovered😊 no one gave us up😮 those were the days😊 59 and still rocking in 2024
I saw them down town at Pershing Auditorium in Lincoln 💥💥💥 68 here , I was 18 at the time
Must watch tv in the day. And don't forget Wolfman Jackvand Midnight Special
The best days of my life the music will stay with me forever❤❤❤
Just a rush, that old familar excitement hearing the guitar,drums, the voice. Like I was back there all over again
I watched this when it first aired and managed to record the audio from the crappy TV speaker onto a cassette tape. Almost had to listen to it every day before school. Had to get prepared, don'tcha know. A magic time. Glad I was there for most of it.
They didnt have cassette tapes in 74
@chrismccl….You are sadly mistaken…..
@@chrismcclure71-Yes, they did. Don’t you remember those rectangular recorders that had like 6-7 buttons on one end? Me and my friends would listen to the radio and slam on that recorder to get a tape of our favorites so we could listen to them later. It didn’t work all that great, but we were poor and it was something to do.
I remember when this came out. Still sounds great!
A really underrated band. That band helped me with the ladies.
The unmistakeable voice of Lonesome Dave. Hot Rod Price on the Slide,goosebump city!
Yes, it brings back memories; the window down, slamming gears in my GOAT, with the 8 track screaming.
I remember, after a while the damn tape would play slow, so grab a book of matches and shove it under the tape between the player, lol!
@Mark-lq3sb Yes! Don't forget grabbing a loose loop and yanking it fast to make the tape spool itself back tight.
I was very lucky to see them at the Cow Palace in San Francisco, in 78'. Eddie Money opened for them. One of the rowdiest concerts I'd ever been to. Great show!
Saw em in 74 with bto an then in 78 an 83 always good show
@@michaelzukowski5541 I saw BTO open for Van Halen 5150 tour. I miss the 70's and 80's.
@@doodlepops707At the Cow Palace as well!
September 72 as a freshman in high school Foghat's debut album was one of the first hard rock albums I listened to. It's an amazing album that introduced me to the blues and Chuck Berry's music
One of those underdogg bands. It starts with a coolname, bluesy feel, crazy riffs and energy: high high high!
cool!!!!!!!! Long live rock. Saw these guy a bunch of times.
Worked a foghat show 2/3 yrs ago. Good show bad weather. Thunder Valley, Bristol TN...
Shared a joint and some laughs with Lonesome Dave back in 92. Was airman at Dyess AFB, Abilene, Texas. Foghat played at local concert bar there and we kicked it after they performed
Somehow my parents let me go see Foghat in 1977 when I was 12-13!?!? Simply a straight ahead rock n roll show... fantastic! #rock-'n'-roll
Foghat is still my all time favorite band
I saw Foghat in 1980 at the L.A. Forum during the Stone Blue tour. Rock and roll helped me through. 😊
Tight Shoes tour. Aug 17th 1980. Point Blank opening, then Blackfoot. Foghat headlining. Stone Blue forum show was April 1978 Outlaws opening.
@@kobartlett Wow. You’re right. I saw Foghat in ‘78, and it was Foreigner I saw in ‘80 on the Double Vision tour. Thanks for untangling those memories for me. 😂
Saw Foghat open for Blue Oyster Cult in Providence Rhode Island. What a great friggin show. Both bands kicked butt that night. The good ole days.
We use to watch this show religiously with our Old English 800 quarts and our dime bag of Colombian from Santa Anna.
Got me some road fever!!!!
Foghat was my jam in 1974...Good times...Purple Microdot and chase it with Brass Monkey...Long live Rock...
Lonesome Dave had one of the most underrated voices in seventies rock. Absolutely fabulous.
Dave took all of the influences and made them his own. Genius vocals frontman extraordinaire
Somehow they played at our (Nathan Hale, Seattle) High School fieldhouse in this year 1974. First time I ever heard guitars THAT loud. Definitely a life altering experience, still love to listen to to recording like this and relive that event.
Awesome band, I was Blessed to meet Roger and the revised version of Foghat, Summer of '23, holding true to the Original lineup. FANTASTIC!! All of God's Exceedingly Abundant Blessings Provision and Favor Always my Friends
Rod Price was the most Underrated player of all time. Lonesome Dave Preveret was Tremendous also.
Was lucky to see Rod Price with Foghat back in the day. It was a Halloween night show in Kansas City, with Blue Oyster Cult and Pat Travers Band supporting. Ah, those WERE the days!
Rod Price was definitely one of the best slide guitarists in Rock at that time. Neither he nor Foghat got the credit they deserved.
Yeah, he is sort of like the forgotten slide guitar player. Rarely mentioned in slide guitar player lists. Had a great style. If you get the chance check out some of their 90's and 00's shows on YT -- there's one in particular when he was playing with Foghat (Dave, Rod, Earl, and a bass guy I can't remember), it's some fairground show in the Midwest -- pro shot, stereo sound. Just as good as we see here. They still had it. Drivin' Wheel, Slow Ride. It's kickass.
Rod bought me a beer in his show in Houston...sat with the whole band during break.
1972, San Jose ca. Fairgrounds Fiesta hall, saw foghat open for humble pie. Those twin guitar solos blew my mind, I was 13-14yrs old. I've never been the same. Shout out if you were there.
Memorial Day coming up, about to get us some road fever.
I remember their live album in the 1970s with Slow Ride was very good. Good blues, boogie rock.
Wow! Watching this made me feel like I did back in the day watching this same concert. What a party night we used to have listening to this Party band! 😊❤
Love this so much!! Done before they created their epic Foghat logo.
Imagine. THIS was on major network tv! What a time.
Road Fever kicks ass. One of the greatest rock and roll bands Foghat was! Love it when Dave plays straight lead guitar and Rod plays the same melody on slide. Amazing!
Que hermoso es el bluesss...!
FOGHAT.....UN GRUPO DE GENIOS...!!
The memories of this great band.
Every live concert and every artist I met will never leave my memories- Now, Album’s what keeps Rocker’s Rocking. Best times.
Way back when i was a pup in high school - back in the day of say '73 - used to get those mailings for Columbia Record Club or what not stating the get 10 buy 1 n then 1 every month for a yr. bs - well joined n' snatched up BOC's 'On Yur Feer or On Yur Knees' - Aerosmith - Nazareth and many others - Foghats Rock n' "Bun" was one of em - never even hearin' of em before had chcked it off to complete the order. First car ever owned - '70 1/2 Z28 - radio delete - wired up a quadrophonic 8-track deck in it thou only had 2 'real quad' tapes for it 'so far'. That deck had a synth button for added simulation of 'non-quad'. Was kinda like the old Sansui Synthesizers. Pluggered Foghat in n hit the synth - WOW lemme just say - those 4 big ol 30oz n 20oz magnet speaks ( 2 in back shelf - 2 just lyin under the front seats - aint cuttin kick panels nor would they fit anyways ) thru that quad synth was drivin this bands diff signals all over the innerds couldnt b beat for the time. Everyone i knew were soon into em - huge school - huge amt. of humans - all into rock - ran out n' gotta copy of that LP or tape asap.
Back in the 70's lucky enuff to see em 5 times at big venues within range - these guys 'always' rocked the house down !
By the way one of the best 'factory quad' tapes ever and had quite a few from those days due to havin a quad deck in house too ......." Aerosmith - Rocks " - the cut of 'Back In The Saddle' was undoubtedly way beyond 4-dimensional.
Hattip Savoy Brown
It must be acknowledged
I saw both luckily as a late ten early early 70s
Raw sienna.........favorite
brings a tear to my eye, saw this line-up and the same bunch with craig macgregor on bass. we used to have a saying in the group of people i knew, "it's getting a little dull, put some foghat on."
Should be in Hall of Fame
fog hat my first concert stoned tea high and low as can be it was great control of out of body experience and understanding of awareness of consciousness at a early age tod infinity
Saw these dudes in '78 and '79.
Kick ass.
This right here defines rock. Stellar band!
Foghat one of my favorite bands! I remember staying up late to catch this performance. What a band!
So awesome !! I loved watching Don kirshners Rock concert!! I would have been 9 then. I first saw them in 1978 at 12 almost 13. Bob Welch opened. It was excellent !!
I liked Foghat , very tight band . A friend of mine introduced me to their music by playing several albums he had . I only knew them from what the radio stations were playing. I was in for a really nice surprise. The more I heard the more I liked them. I saw them only once but I don't recall where but I know it was early in their career. They were a warm up band for another band I paid to go see . Once I became a fan I never got to see them live. Pity , Fool for the City was a very good album and I played the hell out it . Thank you Foghat ❤😊
This is when Rock and Roll was….well, Rock and Roll!!🤟
Foghat and Lonesome Dave, awesome!!
The best rock n blues band ever! Thank you so much!
Rod Price nunca tuvo el reconocimiento que se merece un guitarrista de su calibre.. increíble guitarrista y maestro del slide, es uno de mis guitarristas favoritos por la emoción y el sentimiento que desprende cuando le toca destacar .. dios lo tenga en la gloria.
Punto aparte es que lo que mas pena me da es que no le hayan tomado fotos a Rod Price en aquellos años , en la web es dificil encontrar fotos de foghat en buena calidad .
Great live band
Lucky to have seen them in concert 6 times in the 70s. The sounded just like their records. Even saw them fly into the local airport in their Foghat lear jet. Coolest shit ever.
There was a lot of great acts on Don Kirshner's Rock Concert . I was glad to get to see my favorite bands live on the program when I was a kid .
Saw them live at Winterland in SF in the mid 1970's. They opened for Ruben and the Jets, the Zappa spin-off band. It was a great show. One thing I remember was that Foghat was one of the loudest bands I ever heard...... but in a good way.
Awesome vid. Saw them 2x at the Warehouse in New Orleans. Must of been between 73 to 76. Incredible time for music!
Lonesome Dave! They were just good party music. Such a beautiful time in life. 🎉
Gracias por compartir esta joya una de las mejores bandas de rock de todos los tiempos y una de mis favoritas foghat live
I've got the album Foghat Live. Excellent jamming album ....PLAY IT LOUD!!!!!
Damn I miss the old days.
Foghat rocked, I use to listen to them everyday one of greatest bands!
I used to LOVE this show as kid.
One of the hardest rocking bands to EVER WALK PLANET EARTH!
17:35 You can see how much fun they
are having in this part of the song,
and such an epic rendition of this song,
the best of them all.
📣 how many speakers did we blow out to FOGHAT®™ in all Muscle Cars💎🪞👗👠📿💄👛🌹🌉💖♾️
Hell yes, and I cranked up some Robin Thrower BRIDGE of SIGHS
Oh Hell Yea to both F H & R T !!!
@@pagebutler9891 I saw Trower and Foghat together in 1973 at Central Park in New York City. Incredible show by both bands.
The summer of 74 all you heard was Foghat Energized and Aerosmith Get your wings. I was just turning 18 and man was life good!
Saw these guys 4 times in the 70s. Good times.
Saw these guys twice in Kansas City. Both times the original band and they were very good...
Went and saw Foghat several times in the seventies. Tickets were $5. Their songs were always on the radio then. April Wine toured with them a bit, I think.
Fogjat - THEEEEE BEST!!
Damn! Great performers all!