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"Yeah, it's not a ballad." So understated. Love it.
"Understated?" Haha 😄
Is it too early to declare this the understatement of the year? 😂
I was shocked! I didn’t know the artist or the song 😳 I thought it’d be a ballad too lol
Listen to Righteous Brothers. What women really want. Masculinity, not guys in tight pants.
It was a ballad indeed...
"Fool for the city" really showcases the vocal range, without any effects, absolutely searing guitars, the half time drum fills are killer, last guitar lead will give the hint of the live Oakland Skynyrd Freebird, it's that good. Your Welcome
Agree - thats the next one to hit
Same level!!
Absolutely! Fool for the City next!
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I love fool for the City 👏👏👏👏❤️
Foghat is one of *the best* 1970s/early '80s hard rock bands. "Fool for the City" is a must. On the live album, you should hear "Honey Hush" and the long version of "Slow Ride." "Stone Blue" is one of my favorite "pick-me-up" songs-- such a banger! Their *second self-titled* album, released after the self-titled debut, is my favorite Foghat album. It's known by longtime fans as "Rock & Roll." It's an absolute killer!
YES! Fool For the City!!! 100%.
Hell yes! Stone Blue!!! Rock and roll sure helped me thru🤘😎🤘
Stone Blue... some of the best slide guitar EVER!
Do VANILLA QUEEN by GOLDEN EARRING LIVE.
Foghat Live is An Excellent Album and Also The Energized Album !!
FOGHAT! Awesome. In middle school, we asked our social studies teacher for his favorite band and he said Foghat. We literally laughed at that poor guy, because we'd never heard of them and the name sounded so goofy. Within a few weeks, they exploded, with their Live album. I wore a Foghat shirt for my 8th grade class photo!
That’s right children listen to your teachers
One of the best live albums ever!
heck I just bought at t shirt with Lonesome Dave in action. I'm 64 and been a fan for 50 years.
@@randyborst7517 excellent!
Great pick. 100% on the A+. The other thing I like about you guys is not only the intelligent analysis you do, but you two are also very comedic which adds a lot to the whole thing. You are a good team.
Definately need to hit Fool for the City AND Slowride from Foghat. Two total S tier songs.
I think the vocals had a flanger effect on it?
@@jeffreyprehn5768 That was always my guess also.
@@jeffreyprehn5768 I don`t think so. To me it sounds like a straight vocal double track with no effects at all. It`s a great vocal.
@@jeffreyprehn5768 Yea man for both picks.
Foghat was a monster in the '70s. A slew of great albums. They are still touring with only the drummer left from the original lineup.
RIP Lonesome Dave , Rod The Bottle and Craig Macgregor.
and Tone Stevens!
Status quo now that's an English boogie band you have to listen to 4500 times especially I doubt u will to be honest ur loss😜
Yeah the first time I saw them ,78 I believe, it was earl, price, macgregor, and pevrett. Going to see them again next weekend.
Saw them in July down here and Port St Lucie, they were great price was still banging on the drums and they still have that guy who played with wild cherry and he is an awesome guitarist. They banged out the heads and they were just simply really good. And I didn't pay much for the ticket which made me happy because you've got some of these bands like Foreigner charging a hundred bucks and there's not one guy from the original band playing. If I paid a hundred bucks for that I would just feel like one big sucker
Foghat “Live” was on constant rotation when I was in High School. Love the studio version, but the version from “Live” is 🔥!!!
You guys would dig "Fool For The City" and "Stone Blue". Not sure why but I've long had a soft spot for Foghat. I guess they were simply a working man's band that just put out solid tunes.
Y. Blues Rock can sound deceptively simple. But these guys were masters of a form, back when guitar was king. Not a weak link in the band, and perfect production for the genre. Great records and great live.
Great song, so glad you did this one. It is actually a cover which was written by Blues great Willie Dixon and first recorded by Muddy Waters and also by Etta James.
I just relistened to both versions. Also another great cover by the Righteous Brothers.
Huh. TIL.
@@scottgelb2650 Van Morrison on his double live To Late To Stop Now is excellent
Check out the version by the Bay area band, Cold Blood, off their Sisyphus LP. about 1970. Lydia Pence was the lead singer, with lots of horns and major funk.
I also enjoyed their cover of Sweet Home Chicago...
i know the studio versions are always the way to hear a song for the first time, but foghat live (the album's title) kicks ares!!! the live version of this song is so raw and energetic it will knock your collective socks off.
Yes. Totally agree. I actually recommended the live version to them. Missed the boat on this one
@@shawnmccorkle5059 yeah i'm off to listen to it now!
Yep, the live version is 🔥🔥🔥
I think just about everyone in the poll recommended "Foghat Live" version
just make sure it's from the 1977 Foghat Live album. There's some live stuff out there that doesn't even have Rod Price or lonesome Dave.
So much apprehension before the song started, then Andy's face when he realizes it's all going to be okay...why I love watching their reactions!
Another great Foghat song is Fool for the City. It is well worth a listen. Not only is it from the same album as Slow Ride, it is the title track.
Can rarely go wrong with a Muddy Waters cover! This was a hit single for Foghat in BOTH the studio and live versions.
I prefer the live one myself but this is not one of those cases where there is a 'wrong' version to hit. Same applies to "Slow Ride" btw - need a long version, but both studio and live aRe great.
I agree, but in this case it's Willie Dixon 8-)
Edit - first recorded by Muddy Waters - my bad
The studio version had a great performance, but the sound was just awful I don't know if it's the mixing or the engineering or what? It just sounds really brassy and kind of grating. nothing to do with the musicians just whoever engineered the record.
Willie Dixon wrote it so actually Muddy Waters, who first recorded it, is a cover also.
@@cazgerald9471 You're not really wrong. Willie Dixon was a great song writer, but he was a bass player, not a singer or guitar player so his songs were normally released under someone else's name.
The live versions of this song, Slow Ride and Fool for the City off of Foghat Live are incredible, every house had that album back in the day.👍🔥🤘🏻🎧
Exactly
Mine got borrowed by a "friend"...and never returned. 😔
"Fool for the city" is a excellent Foghat song.
Way underrated in their catalog, imho. Not as badly as the Rock and Roll Outlaws albume....
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"Slow Ride" "Fool for the City" "Stone Blue"--three more Foghat classics.
Those first two sound much better on foghat live. (1977)
I think the guys reacted to Slowride a couple years back.
lots of great songs on the "stone blue" album.
This song was written by blues legend Willie Dixon and previously covered by many artists, including The Rolling Stones.
Originally released in 1954 (first recorded by the great Muddy Waters). The lyrics must have turned more than a few heads at the time.
@@-Ricky_Spanish- Muddy Waters version is to me the best.
The thing with Foghat's version is they just turned it up. That is what makes it so much fun. The first concert I ever saw so will always love this band.
@@bendancar I love the Waters version, but this version is one of the best covers of any song!
Etta James's version is the one I knew before this and it's a good one!
Fool for the City is a great Foghat song. You two should check it out. It is a definite banger!
At the time of its release Foghat made the Guinness book of world records as the loudest band in the world. I went to their concert. It took three weeks for my hearing to rebound.
I was sure that Spinal Tap was, but they are "one of England's loudest bands"
Foghat is so good because three of the four members cut their teeth in a great band called Savoy Brown. A band that explored the depths of blues and boogie British-style, so these guys were already masters of that genre when Foghat's debut album was released. It's a style characterized by a hard-as-nails approach that paid a lot of reverence to early American blues and Rock n' Roll music. They were no posers. They really brought it as you guys felt right away.
Fog Hat DEFINITELY should be hit more often! 🤘🤘
Happy Monday, @John H!
FOGHAT LIVE is the only album to play from...
Their Live album, "Foghat Live" is freaking amazing. Their live stuff is better than their studio stuff...
Saw foghat live a bunch of times in the 70's. Rockin band. Check out the precursor band Savoy Brown - three members of Savoy founded Foghat. Great rock blues band.
Sort of repeating what I said before, but I saw Savoy Brown with opening band KISS at a drive-in theater in Anchorage, AK. There's some R rated stuff involved, but I won't get into that right now.
I honestly had never listened to this song in it's entirety or with headphones, and I have to say it's _SO_ much better than I thought it was. The way the lead guitar switched back & forth before synching was awesome as hell. That face that Alex made at 5:55, made me think he probably needs his pants dry cleaned (again).😂
Yeah, I think he needs a tissue!
Fool for the City won’t disappoint.
Top notch rock, for sure, and Slow Ride, of course.
Some of the best slide guitar work ever was played by Rod Price. A true rock band if there ever was.
Foghat Live guys!!! Can't go wrong with the whole album. Especially "Honey Hush."
FOGHAT LIVE would be an excellent album to hit.... and yes they can do it live...lol
Live even better actually
Every song version on that 1977 live album is better than the studio. That's pretty rare.
This is an old blues tune, written by the great Willie Dixon. The Rolling Stones are yet another act that also covered this one.
So did the Righteous Brothers
When I think of Foghat I remember the stadium shows on bills with Blue Oyster Cult, Pat Travers, Mahogony Rush. Having a girl on my shoulders and holding on for dear life.
I happened to listen to this song last night, it had been years. I had forgotten how good it is. My favorite Foghat is "Fool For the City," and they have a fantastic live album. Keep up the great work!
It's an old blues tune.
I first heard it by Muddy Waters.
Thinking it's a Willie Dixon composition.
Indeed, it's the blues composition legend, Willie Dixon.
Check out these tunes off Foghat's "LIVE" album.
That album is one of the best live albums from the 70's imo.
there is one album to hear all the way through - Foghat Live 1977 - imagine this song but longer louder and bigger.
Vocalist Lonesome Dave was a fantastic guitarist as well (primarily rhythm) and would have some great live duels with lead/slide guitarist Rod Price. Their shows were ALWAYS great rockin' boogie blues
Prior to the listen, Andy clearly stated what he was looking for and…Foghat DELIVERED! Another great reaction.
I loved this song. Very freeing as a young woman in the 70s!
Straight forward rock.
Still rocks after all these years. Love how the Violent Femmes lifted some of the lyrics from this for their tune “Gone Daddy Gone”.
The live version will blow you guys away.The entire Foghat live album,the first one is amazing.Probably the best live album I have ever heard.The energy level of their playing is incredible.
Foghat was one of the best live bands on Earth. From the first note of the first song to the last note of the last song they flat out floored it. You were exhausted after the show. RIP Dave and Rod.
In 1973 my pot dealer introduced me to the first two Foghat LPs and I was hooked...on the band. Saw them the following year at Chicago's Auditorium Theatre with Climax Blues Band. They formed out of Savoy Brown another band deserves to be heard.
Banger of epic proportions! This was produced by Dave Edmunds. Edmunds had his own success in the early 70s with “I Hear You Knocking,” which like this song was a cover of an older blues song.
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Foghat was the headliner at the first concert I ever went to! Thanks for the blast from the past.
I feel so blessed to have grown up with this music. We were so spoiled back in the day, where we just expected this level of quality and innovation and very few bands let us down.
Never heard this before....one of the few times that you guys have pulled that off. This rocks
Never heard this?! Wow. I am way outta touch. Heard this hundreds, maybe thousands of times. Was an album rock staple in the 80s but maybe doesn't make the classic rock station playlist these days?
@@burmajones803 I'm 55 and they always (over) played Slow Ride on NYC area album rock stations in the 70s and 80s but never the rest of their catalog
@@actuariallurker9650 I'm 54. The album rock stations in Milwaukee played Slow Ride, this one, and Fool for the City pretty regularly throughout the early 80s. Probably Slow Ride more than the others, so maybe I'm overestimating how many times I've actually heard this one on the radio.
My first rock concert, March 26th, 1978,Sam Houston Coliseum in Houston Tx.
Headliner
Foghat
Opening bands were Judas Priest and BTO,not too shabby for a first !
The Barn! No doubt my brother was there.
My first concert was Foghat in 1980. The energy in their live music is amazing. Fool For The City, Stone Blue, and Drivin’ Wheel are great next steps… after hiring the live version of Slow Ride obviously!
One of their best! Stone Blue should be next, another killer tune. Fool for the City & My Babe are great choices too...
Love it! I still have this album and I still play it. Please hit their "Driving Wheel" when you do Foghat again. :)
Foghat live version of Slowride. The guitar jamming at the end is fantastic.
This is a fact. 👍
As many have already pointed out, now you need the live version. It really goes to the next level!
And "Fool For The City" is great, too!
I cannot say it loud enough: Foghat Live '77 is a rock classic!
OK guys. Time to hit " Fool For The City" next. Actually all of side 1 of the album is classic rock at its best. The title track followed by "My Babe" followed by "Slow Ride". Awesome stuff!
Here you go!
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Foghat was amazing...Lonesome Dave had one of the best rock voices ever. But I can't believe you didn't do the live version off of Foghat Live - a top ten live album of all time.
"Fool For The City" has to be next! Such a banger!
Our high school back in 1977 won a contest for Foghat to play a concert in our gym. I'll never forget it. Just for the students. It was fucking incredible!
Foghat Live has all the definitive versions of their Best songs all Killer no Filler.
This of course is an old Willie Dixon song - been covered by some of the best - Foghat is right up, but I seem to recall everyone and their brother in the poll telling you to react to the version off of "Foghat Live" - that album captured what they were about - "Slow Ride" for example is way better on the live album.
There were a few 'defining' live albums back then adding KISS and Frampton off the top of my head.
This right here!
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The Live version takes it to another level. Fool for the City is just as good.
It's pure rock-n'-roll played by excellent seasoned blues rockers!!
A Must Hear Classic True Rock Anthem,,
Billy Thorpe "Children Of The Sun"
..R.I.P. Billy 🙏 ❤
This " middle aged " woman, well if I hit 110 years old!! 🤣
I'm feeling it!! Love Foghat . Takes me back. Love the hard rock vibe. And yes it's sexy!
Banger!!! Foghat Live and this version rocks!!!!!! Fool For The City is da bomb!!!!!!
On this track the bass player puts his foot on the gas and pushes it all the way to the floor. That bass drives this song. Awesome.
Takes me back to 1978. A couple friends in our neighborhood built a skateboard ramp in the middle of our street and we would crank up Foghat Live and go crazy until the old bag neighbors made us take it down. Now I’m an old bag neighbor, but absolutely love and cherish this memory and Foghat! One of the best live albums ever.
I was in a band that covered this. We got a new lead guitarist and he knew this song. That beginning part, he said: "All you have to do is copy what I play." He was way better than I was, so I was always kinda shitting in my pants when we did this, especially if it was in front of an audience. But we always got a pretty good reaction, so I guess I didn't fuck it up too much, and I learned some guitar licks...
Agreed A+. Proof that Love doesn't have to be a ballad. This one is a super danceable rocker. Guy in an old band of mine called these type of songs, "panty-droppers." They'd fill up an empty dance floor with chicks, which would get things going.
There was no question what your grades would be. For about 15 seconds after the song ended, nothing. You just sat there smiling. Imagine being a teenager during these times. AWESOME reactions guys. A+
The seventies has to be my favorite decade of music. It has everything you want folk rock ballads and disco we can overlook that
seriously, you've got to do the live album...Foghat was one of those bands whose live performances completely outclass their album output.
They were a great live band. I saw them in the 70s. Everyone had to see them at least once back then.
Foghat was the first Rock band I saw live. They opened for a Canadian band called Honeymoon Suite. The guitar player played a solo with his teeth!
I have so many Foghat Albums it's ridiculous. So many miles on the highways of my life listening to these guys, driving through the Canadian Rocky Mountains going skiing, hiking. Good times. ✌
Another tune that comes to mind from this time for me is Nazerath-Hair of the Dog.
Saw them live. They really tore it up. I am sure some of your subscribers grandmas did too. Makes you think about grandma a little differently!
Awesome, right? This is a blues classic written by Willie Dixon and recorded by Muddy Waters. You should hear the Rolling Stones' version. Blues Rock bands Rock! How's about some Allman Brothers Band doing Elmore James' classic One Way Out?
Cheers!
Once again, should have done the extended LIVE version. BLOWS THIS VERSION AWAY!!! Foghat "Live" is one of the BEST live albums of all time
Glad you played this version from their first album, produced by Dave Edmunds. It was their first “hit” song. Hearing it on the radio in 1972 turned me onto them and I saw them live a couple of times. They performed extended jams of their songs and blew everyone away!
S for me. There's something about guitar's that really get to me and Foghat fits the bill. I played this song over and over. Ha ha you just mentioned the guitar work too. Loved this reaction.
I would give this version an A or A plus and the version from Foghat Live an S.
@@squaaaaak3178 I can't argue with that. Can I give the live version a S+ then. Lol
Take on Home in my Hand from their Energized album ...a masterpiece of blues rock.
@@stuartalexander2657 It's seems incredible now, Foghat debuted in '72 put out Energized in '74 the year I graduated high school. They had a really big impact on me and music 🎵🎶🎵
I see a lot of folks talking about the superior quality of the live versions of Foghat's songs. I Agree whole heartedly. And with that in mind I implore you to give Deep Purple's Smoke on the Water another listen... The version from Made in Japan is a must. Y'know, back in the day, after Made in Japan came out, you'd be hard pressed to find the studio version of Smoke on the Water on the radio. For the next 2 years, the live version got the most airplay. The raw liveness of the track will not disappoint. Blackmore, Lord and Gillan shine as Glover and Paice provide a killer backing track.This is the version we all rocked to. Don't deny yourselves the pleasure of this experience! Besides, Purple is long overdue for a return appearance on your Channel.
Cheers!
Yeah glad you loved this! I remember when I first heard Foghat. It was 1972 and I was at a pizza joint with my parents, I was 13. This song suddenly played on the jukebox, and I was like "whoa what is that?". I looked at the jukebox menu and saw I Just Want To Make Love To You/ Foghat. Of course I got the album, learned it on guitar, showed it to my garage band, and we loved playing it! It was so easy to play and so hard to make sound good. This song was the reason I later saved up my money from my fry cook job at A&W and got my first wa-wa pedal. Great memories chaps. Thanks!
I saw Foghat in an outdoor concert in 1972 in Anchorage at the Fireweed Drive-in Theater. Opening act was KISS.
You might want to give Fool for the City a listen. It's not as hard driving, but it's a really good tune with good guitar work.
Foghat LIVE is a kick ass album!
but will they ever react to YES music again???
@@Lightmane Time will tell my friend. Was thinking the same about 10 minutes ago.😎
@@Lightmane Missed you on Jim's livestream Saturday. Jim mentioned doing some U.K. so I gave you a shout out. 😎
@@jeffschielka7845 WHOO-HOO! Now if only I could get A&A to do some U.K. : )
@@Lightmane That will never happen. 😎
Foghat was a great band, no bs!
Saw them in ‘76, and they completely ripped it that nite! Just ridiculous. Yeah, Fool for the City is awesome as well.
Foghat live is the way to go. Transport yourselves back to the late 70s and see the show. It was awesome!
During my teenage years, at the place we all hung out at, this song was always a banger when it came on the radio. The guys totally related and would smile at each other. Thinking the girls were clueless...which most were to be honest. LOL
Well, the lyrics are very vague and not at all to the point....
Nobody did boogie woogie hard blues like Foghat, 🎸🎸 lonesome Dave and the boys wore out that cry baby Wawa pedal like it owed them money 🤑. Try Stone Blue from 1978 🤘
They were so great live. The other epic three piece band. and Foghat Live (1977) is incredible, you won't believe how much more energy they packed into their live performance. You owe it to yourselves to listen to the live version, it's literally twice as good as the studio version, which is so rare.
So glad you finally hit this. Checked all the boxes for Andy! Small-town cover bands (and garage bands) picked this song as a staple. Foghat's Fool For The City album is a treasure.
I'll say what many are thinking : Foghat Live - they were a fantastic , high energy performance band and you owe it to yourselves to experience that - you really need to listen to the Foghat Live version - I never listen to the studio version , its that good
Same here! Whenever I need a dose of Foghat I go straight to the live album. No need for anything else.
"Fool for the City" is a banger from them, another great song by them is "Third Time Lucky", somewhat mellower but still excellent.
Love Third Time Lucky
Don’t judge people by appearance and dont judge songs by song titles. Life lesson. This is a good selection. “Fool for the City” is the only other radio song I recall.
Saw Foghat when they opened for Eric Clapton in 1974 at the fair grounds in Davenport Iowa.An awesome concert both were great.
Easily one of my favorite bands from the ’70’s. The live version of this is even better! Great review guys. Check out Fool for the City, Eight Days on the Road, and Sweet Home Chicago.
To me, the best of their best is the album “Rock and Roll Outlaws.” You guys would never regret doing this whole album!
absolutely right. If you just gotta have a balled, try Trouble in my Way.
I saw Foghat in the early 80s at a little dumpy bar in the middle of nowhere Missouri. They weren't the big stars anymore but they could still rock the hell out of this one.
Saw them in a small club after the first album came out. Incredible performance. One of my favorite groups from back in the day.
The Live album is phenomenal. I like it better than the studio counterparts.
You should hear the live version from foghat live. Way longer , extended jams. A definite S rating.
Foghat Live is one of the best live albums. That's where I Just Want To Make Love To You comes alive.
Foghat was a great, great live band.
Hi Guys, I been waiting for years for to do this song. Foghat has a great catalog of great music. Other mentions you should try like Stone Blue, Fool for the City and Boogie Motel. Thanks for finally picking this one.
It’s….not a ballad 😂
I chuckled when they were contemplating whether it was a ballad or not. Yeah, this is my kind of ballad.