Foghat

Foghat - 'Home in My Hand' Live Concert Performance

• In January 1977, during the time of the live recording of "Home in My Hand," Foghat was experiencing significant success, having solidified their plac... Read Full Description >

  In January 1977, during the time of the live recording of "Home in My Hand," Foghat was experiencing significant success, having solidified their place in the rock scene with their energetic performances and blues-rock sound. This live track appears on their album "Foghat Live," which was released later that same year and marked a pivotal moment in their career. Prior to this, their studio album "FSM" (also known as "Foghat") was released in 1975, showcasing their growing popularity. "Home in My Hand," particularly in its live rendition, highlights the band's ability to captivate audiences, emphasizing their powerful guitar riffs and engaging stage presence. Interestingly, Foghat's use of guitar-driven rock and their incorporation of a dual-lead guitar approach contributed significantly to their distinct sound, which was a key factor in their appeal during the late 1970s. The success of "Foghat Live" helped further cement their legacy in rock, showcasing their prowess as a live band.

Foghat - Road Fever (Live Performance)

• In January 1977, Foghat was riding the wave of their growing popularity with the live recording of "Road Fever," which features on their album "Live,"... Read Full Description >

  In January 1977, Foghat was riding the wave of their growing popularity with the live recording of "Road Fever," which features on their album "Live," released the same year. This album came after the successful "Rock and Roll Outlaws," released in 1976, which had solidified their reputation in the rock genre. Notably, "Live" captures the band's energetic performances and showcases their blues-rock sound during a peak period of touring. By 1977, the band was increasingly recognized for their dynamic stage presence and musicianship, factors that contributed to their later commercial success. The personnel on this recording, including bassist Craig MacGregor and guitarist Roger Earl, reflect the band’s lineup during an era marked by both critical acclaim and a dedicated fanbase eager for their vibrant live shows.

Foghat - Live Performance of 'It Hurts Me Too' at Palladium, New York

Palladium
New York, NY, US

• In January 1977, Foghat was riding high from the success of their album "Stone Blue," which was released just months earlier in September 1976. "Stone... Read Full Description >

  In January 1977, Foghat was riding high from the success of their album "Stone Blue," which was released just months earlier in September 1976. "Stone Blue" showcased the band's signature blend of rock and blues, and during this period, they were gaining significant recognition, particularly with hits like "Drivin' Wheel." The live recording from the Palladium in New York captures Foghat at a pivotal moment in their career as they were expanding their popularity through energetic performances. Notably, the lineup featured founding members Dave Peverett and Rod Price, along with Craig MacGregor and drummer Roger Earl. This concert exemplified their live prowess, as the band was known for delivering powerful shows that blended hard rock with a heavy blues influence. The performance of "It Hurts Me Too" further illustrates their commitment to classic blues standards, showcasing their roots while appealing to a growing rock audience.