 "Turn up the radio higher and higher, rock n roll music set my ears on fire... When I was stone blue, rock n roll sure helped me through"
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Foghat began their career in 1971 as a bunch of rather unpretentious young Brits with an affection for American blues and 50's rock n' roll. By the middle of the decade, they had evolved into a major touring and recording act, playing a pumped up brand of Boogie Rock to arena-size audiences. Their looks grew flashier, their sound fattened and filled out -- yet the roots-rock core of the band remained ever present under the surface. Taken from Rhino liner notes on Best of Foghat Volume II |
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The ORIGINAL FOGHAT is: Lonesome Dave Peverette - guitar & vocals Tony Stevens - Bass Rod Price - lead guitar Roger Earl - Drums OTHER MUSICIANS over the years... Nick Jameson & Craig McGregor - Bass Erik Cartwright - Guitar |
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Foghat Discography
1972 - Foghat 1973 - Foghat (aka Rock n Roll 1974 - Energized 1974 - Rock n Roll Outlaws 1975 - Fool For The City 1976 - Nightshift 1977 - Foghat Live 1978 - Stone Blue 1979 - Boogie Motel 1980 - Tight Shoes 1981 - Girls To Chat & Boys To Bounce 1982 - In The Mood For Something Rude 1983 - Zig-Zag Walk 1994 - Return of the Boogie Men 1998 - Road Cases 1999 - King Biscuit Flower Hour 2001 - Road Cases Version 2 |
 
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Lonesome Dave Peverette ~ God Rest his Rock n Roll Soul
