The lead guitar break played by Rod Price on this song is the BEST, the BEST I've ever heard or seen anywhere and I've been listening to rock and blues for about 52 years. Yup, 52 years. Rod Price is an absolute genius but here, he's having one of those nights where it all just goes right and explodes. Phew.
Rod Price was the most underrated slide guitarist in the business....end in my opinion, he was in the top 10 sliders ever to touch a guitar! Thanks for the Memories Rod and Dave!!!
I could listen to Foghat all day, every day. Rod's slide is mezmerizing. Very distinctive style and tone. Touches your soul! This performance makes the hair on the back of my neck stand up.
I had no idea Foghat was this incredible. I'd only heard "Fool for the city" and "Slow ride" throughout my life. I had never heard a version of "It hurts me too" that was so violent, hard, and in your face as this was. It was like getting punched by God. I have a new found respect for these guys. This was epic bad-assery on a scale I cant even comprehend. Well done, fellas. Well done.
Only those of us who saw them live, knew about it. Saw them about 6 times, between '72 and '80, and had their first 5 albums. The live album with this performance, from 1995(?), is one of their best, containing Louisiana Blues (a song they did when part of Savoy Brown), Feel So Good, Sweet Home Chicago, and more. They were a big part of my twenties, and will celebrate them forever! Still on a playlist on a flash drive in my car, those songs and Terraplane Blues, Feel So Bad, Home in My Hand, Wild Cherry, Road Fever, and, I Just Wanna Make Love to You. Always loud, windows down!✌️😎👍
In the 70's These guys were famous for touring more than almost anyone. They were onstage an average of 300 nights a year, all through the 70's, maybe into the 80's too! That is an astounding amount of touring! Then you got to factor in time to write, record albums etc.. Almost no days off ever! Only Jimi himself, early Beatles, and early Allman Bros, and Lynyrd Skynyrd, maybe Mahogany Rush, possibly spent more time on music, or about the same amount.
Foghat toured nearly every year and I had the privilage to see them several times.You NEVER left thinking you didn't get your moneys worth.Their Music and Spirit will live forever!!!!
Young ladies that song gets us going.You probably 3 drinks .This song comes up . I ask you to dance we are a fixture for 5 mins.A little closer for comfort.Wow !! She says.Thats the way it was in 1978.Thanks for memory's.Just between you and me.💓❤️💞
I was 15 years old and I saw foghat party down in cardwell Missouri now I'm 58 years old we were partying down and got to shake the led singer have and the drummer gave a drum stick love those guys still to these days rest in peace he's in heaven not still rocking out
OMG what an amazing voice of Dave Peverett! It hurts me too, that I never did get to see one of my favourite bands and the amazing dual lead/harmony guitar with Rod Price.
I can NOT get enough of this sound....an amazing group...those were the days!!! POWERFUL!! ....and tight!! I hope you are all digging this too!!.............pure magic.....pure ......electric blues
There are many good straight blues versions of "It Hurts Me Too" but the studio cut from Foghat's "Stone Blues" has them all beat. No flash, no over the top leads, just solid blues. Dave and Rod were truly something else.
I saw lonesome Dave, Roger and Tone with Savoy Brown and when they started Foghat I saw their 1st US show. Lonesome Dave was one of the best blues singers ever. Most fun and underated band ever!
Rod Price is the greatest slide guitarist I've heard. Without a doubt. Just go back to Foghat's first album and trawl though the collection. Just fantastic.
I've been into blues and rock music for about 50 years. I have a huge number of records and CDs in my collection which has a strong leaning to guitar-based music and I love it all. But, I've just found my favourite lead guitar break. This playing by Rod Price is freakish in quality and almost unbelievable. Just stunning talent and feel for blues and his guitar. Holy Moley. THIS right here is the benchmark for all you guitarists out there. Pure gold, mate.
Lonesome Dave, Roger Earle and Tone Stevens left Savoy Brown to form Foghat. Foghat was a great live band, saw them several times. Go back and listen to some Savoy Brown when they were there with Chris Youlden on vocals. Another great band from back in the day.
Dave was a great Blues "shouter." He also had a great singing voice. Foghat got me through the 70's with all the singer/songwriter crap going on, they could always be counted on for some good ole Rock ' n ' Roll.
At 7:56 the look on Rod Price's face says it all!!! I ain't ashamed to admit I cried when i watched this performance. These guys are the answer to my security questions (i.e., "What was the first concert you ever saw?" ANSWER: Foghat 1976
same here, same tour '76 small club in Lubbock, Tx. Point Blank, REO & Foghat. btw ^ is RPs '58 LPJr d/c modded out for 2 PAFs - every recorded slide solo was played on ^ guitar, always in open E tuning ala just got paid zztops
It's 3 Am. Im wide awake listening Ng to It hurts me too. This is the 6 the time I'm playing it. Both studio and live versions. Can't get enough of that slide. Dave is a great guitarist in his own He does more than u think. Solid. I miss them both . Hope to see them in Heaven.
I was born in Greenville (very near Dayton) and have lived in Alabama since 1985. Saw many concerts at Hara Arena including FogHat back in my teens. I saw FogHat at The Hangar in Dothan Al in 1997 with this line up and it’s cool that here is a video recorded in Dayton the same year. These guys always put on a good show. I have the studio version of this tune on my playlist to this day. Miss ‘em.
from their Savoy Brown years thru all their Foghat years, Lonesome Dave Pevrett and Rod Price almost literally opened or headlined with EVERYBODY in Rock!!! These guys were SO good whenever I saw them! Rod was the Man on slide, but whenever he and Lonesome Duetted on slide, it was just excelent! I really do miss them both.
Eric didn't replace Dave (I mean, heck, WHO could replace Dave? Really?) when he jouned in '81, but Rod. Besides , this is tthe actual original lineup. The ONLY Foghat, although Cartwright's era is admittedly pretty good . I mean, dig. ♫ChChCha Boogie!♫ Took a while to get used to him at first, and of course I still prefer the band with Rod, but there's some GOOD tracks on the three Cartwright albums.
This is incredible video & the very best of this version of this song & I have watched them all. Eric Clapton, Grateful Dead & the original. So awesome!
Would love to see more of them on YT. Rod is sharp as a TACK. That slide playing is super smokin' and Dave was a great front man and a good a player in his own right. Miss this kind of music and live performances.
1st Concert Ever ❤ Only fails was puking on some dudes platform shoes . Accomplishment was 4 of us riding in an Opal afterwards. Good Memories , good friends & Great music.
This live version of this classic is a tour de force elevating the power and keeping the blues element real at the same time. As far as I'm concerned it's the definitive one as such.
Lonesome (RIP) had it all together. Erik Cartwright was so very good too (RIP 2017), but I've always preferred original The Bottle = Price (RIP). Originals Roger E. and Tony S. are so very exceptional! Mr. Earl has always been steady and there; a Mr Beat - laid just a little bit back. Tony had good substitutes like Craig MacGregor (RIP 2018) who was a great dancer on stage, but hell, Tony was the original bass. Thank you Dave Peverett! Born April 16, 1943; RIP 46+ in Feb 2000. FOGhat; wear one!
This is probably one of grandads best performances ever.. rest easy grandad we love and miss you.
I actually believe this is the best version of this song that has ever been recorded!
I saw them in Washington State in mid 70s! With Rod Stuart.
U should be very proud.
Your grandad and Rod got me through high school back in the 70s. What a time, man. Be very proud.
He was awesome, like the rest of the band!
Foghat should be in the Rock N Roll hall of fame .
They're not?! 😢😮 Hurts my feelings!!!!
Yes they should. They might get there one day.
From Savoy Brown to Foghat...some of the best music ever!
Another reason why the good old days were just that
Goes without saying
The lead guitar break played by Rod Price on this song is the BEST, the BEST I've ever heard or seen anywhere and I've been listening to rock and blues for about 52 years. Yup, 52 years. Rod Price is an absolute genius but here, he's having one of those nights where it all just goes right and explodes. Phew.
lonesome Dave laid down some serious fucking lead guitar to about the 420 mark
It hurts me that all of you didn't experience the 70's. I'd love to do it again
If it hurts a few, it hurts me too.
Rod Price was the most underrated slide guitarist in the business....end in my opinion, he was in the top 10 sliders ever to touch a guitar! Thanks for the Memories Rod and Dave!!!
I saw this lineup around that time and he had become a monster slide player right up there with Rory and Johnny and Duane etc,
I disagree. At the time, he was the best slide guitarist, period.
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I AGREE........
@@KCBarr1 Amen, brother.
By far one of the GREATEST BANDS EVER !!! Rock and Roll played loud and clear by musicians who new how to deliver 👍😀
WELL SAID MATE 🤘🤘
There’s nothing like DA BLUES. Slow blues opens the soul to FREEDOM. Moving thru live freely . BLUES RULES
Fog Hat was top of the list back in high school. Brings back bitter sweet memories today.
Very good show ,I have it on DVD ,R.I.P Lonesome Dave foghat's music lives on in my home loud ✌️👍
They sure Rocked this old Blues song.......Period.
Man Rod played his heart out on this song, I grew up on Foghat and they where one of my favorite bands.
Dave and Rod are up in Heaven, Letting everyone know. Keep the FOGHAT Name alive and Keep on rocking!!
James, could not have said it better. Keepin the Blues in Heaven with Lomesome Dave and Rod!
Rod price was awesome, never got the attention his talent warranted.
None of them did.
These guys added so much the the songs that they did by the original masters. Rod Price and Dave reinvigorated them....
They got it in Cleveland
WhenThey don't get the credit they're due, it hurts me too.
So right
Lonesome Dave, Your Guitar and singing..............exceptional
Foghat....... The Best Ever Rock N Roll Band I have ever seen or heard!!!!!!!
Holy hell what a guitar solo. Blown away.
Lonesome was a pretty respectable guitarist in his own right
Rod Price was the best slide guitarist I have ever seen. RIP brother!
Hell yes!
I couldn't agree more!!!
Rod is great but Hound Dog Taylor was the best. Both R.I.P.
@@shaserv Sorry Duane Allman was, see how senseless that is? It's a subjective matter. Once you're fucking great, it's personal taste after that.
Let me introduce to you jack white
I could listen to Foghat all day, every day. Rod's slide is mezmerizing. Very distinctive style and tone. Touches your soul! This performance makes the hair on the back of my neck stand up.
I've been rockin out to foghat 41 years..... First heard em when I was 10....
Amazing as always. Dave and Rod were the finest boogie-double-act-guitarists ever. Fantastic slide and rhythm work. They're sadly missed.
I had no idea Foghat was this incredible. I'd only heard "Fool for the city" and "Slow ride" throughout my life. I had never heard a version of "It hurts me too" that was so violent, hard, and in your face as this was. It was like getting punched by God. I have a new found respect for these guys. This was epic bad-assery on a scale I cant even comprehend. Well done, fellas. Well done.
Great comment
Only those of us who saw them live, knew about it. Saw them about 6 times, between '72 and '80, and had their first 5 albums. The live album with this performance, from 1995(?), is one of their best, containing Louisiana Blues (a song they did when part of Savoy Brown), Feel So Good, Sweet Home Chicago, and more. They were a big part of my twenties, and will celebrate them forever! Still on a playlist on a flash drive in my car, those songs and Terraplane Blues, Feel So Bad, Home in My Hand, Wild Cherry, Road Fever, and, I Just Wanna Make Love to You. Always loud, windows down!✌️😎👍
Try terraplane blues!
Try putting Terraplane Blues on repeat in your car , watch how fast you get it on down the road hah
I saw them Twice in the 70s in Dallas! One of the Best I ever saw! LONESOME DAVE AND Rod were awesome!
Lonesome Dave and Rod Price together were magic.
In the 70's These guys were famous for touring more than almost anyone. They were onstage an average of 300 nights a year, all through the 70's, maybe into the 80's too! That is an astounding amount of touring! Then you got to factor in time to write, record albums etc.. Almost no days off ever! Only Jimi himself, early Beatles, and early Allman Bros, and Lynyrd Skynyrd, maybe Mahogany Rush, possibly spent more time on music, or about the same amount.
Hands down, the BEST performance I have ever seen!! Period.!
Foghat toured nearly every year and I had the privilage to see them several times.You NEVER left thinking you didn't get your moneys worth.Their Music and Spirit will live forever!!!!
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another great example of my older brother teaching me what's good and what's crap. no disco. Stones etc
Dam. Lonesome Dave, Rod, Tony, and Roger. What a team. They were the first band I saw. After may others. Foghat will always have a special spot for me
Fantastic....the absolute definition of the blues...it hurts me too!
One hot band! Rod Price throwing it down like the beast he was!
Wow! Would always listen to you guys when I was young and still listening to you at 70 !?!
Young ladies that song gets us going.You probably 3 drinks .This song comes up .
I ask you to dance we are a fixture for 5 mins.A little closer for comfort.Wow !! She says.Thats the way it was in 1978.Thanks for memory's.Just between you and me.💓❤️💞
Thanks, haven't heard this song in so long l forgot about it. Saw them twice. We were all youngsters then
Rod Price.......Just a phenomenal player....
Wow what a voice! Love this band.
some of the finest guitar work ever recorded. WoW.
I love Foghat! lonesome Dave is one of my faves. Rod Price is the best
I was 15 years old and I saw foghat party down in cardwell Missouri now I'm 58 years old we were partying down and got to shake the led singer have and the drummer gave a drum stick love those guys still to these days rest in peace he's in heaven not still rocking out
OMG what an amazing voice of Dave Peverett!
It hurts me too, that I never did get to see one of my favourite bands
and the amazing dual lead/harmony guitar with Rod Price.
I know what you mean. EL&P pains me to this day. I saw Foghat around 1976 with Heart. They're show rocked.
Damn I am so glad to watch Foghat in concerts! Dallas in the 70's 80's Best shows!
i LOVE these guys!!!!.....RIP Dave and Rod.....
I can NOT get enough of this sound....an amazing group...those were the days!!! POWERFUL!! ....and tight!! I hope you are all digging this too!!.............pure magic.....pure ......electric blues
There are many good straight blues versions of "It Hurts Me Too" but the studio cut from Foghat's "Stone Blues" has them
all beat. No flash, no over the top leads, just solid blues. Dave and Rod were truly something else.
I would rather hear the version on Savoy Brown- Blue Matter!
No, Elmore James does it the best.
One hell of an album that is!
Stone Blue by Foghat!
Stone Blue's version was indeed the best!!!
Wow unreal what a performance. Foghat is king. Dave put everyrhing he had into that. thanks for all the best music.
Absolutely the most underrated version of this song, and one of Foghat's greatest hits. I really miss Rod Price.
William Baldridge me too
And Lonesone Dave!
That would be Luther Allison.
I saw lonesome Dave, Roger and Tone with Savoy Brown and when they started Foghat I saw their 1st US show. Lonesome Dave was one of the best blues singers ever. Most fun and underated band ever!
And Lonesome, what a talented singer and guitarplayer, miss him .
Rod Price is the greatest slide guitarist I've heard. Without a doubt. Just go back to Foghat's first album and trawl though the collection. Just fantastic.
Miss driving around with my dad in his 70 gto cranking this 🤘
I've been into blues and rock music for about 50 years. I have a huge number of records and CDs in my collection which has a strong leaning to guitar-based music and I love it all.
But, I've just found my favourite lead guitar break. This playing by Rod Price is freakish in quality and almost unbelievable. Just stunning talent and feel for blues and his guitar. Holy Moley.
THIS right here is the benchmark for all you guitarists out there. Pure gold, mate.
Right, best slide i ever heard.
A+ GRADE PLAYING 🎸
Lonesome Dave and Rod Price are amazing on ths video.That slide sounds so crisp .Foghat one of my favorite bands of all time.
Listening to this in 2020
Yep, Rod Price is still the BEST.
So glad I got to see these guys.
Thnx Foghat, for all your music.
Lonesome Dave, Roger Earle and Tone Stevens left Savoy Brown to form Foghat. Foghat was a great live band, saw them several times. Go back and listen to some Savoy Brown when they were there with Chris Youlden on vocals. Another great band from back in the day.
this tune has always meant so much to me growing up and to this day such a special song!
Dave was a great Blues "shouter."
He also had a great singing voice.
Foghat got me through the 70's with all the singer/songwriter crap going on, they could always be counted on for some good ole Rock ' n ' Roll.
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At 7:56 the look on Rod Price's face says it all!!! I ain't ashamed to admit I cried when i watched this performance. These guys are the answer to my security questions (i.e., "What was the first concert you ever saw?" ANSWER: Foghat 1976
same here, same tour '76 small club in Lubbock, Tx. Point Blank, REO & Foghat. btw ^ is RPs '58 LPJr d/c modded out for 2 PAFs - every recorded slide solo was played on ^ guitar, always in open E tuning ala just got paid zztops
76 Montrose, FOGHAT, Black Oak Arkansas!
by far this is the best version of it hurts me too love it
Listen to Luther Allison play this also and you may have a tie on the best version, just saying 😉
It's 3 Am. Im wide awake listening Ng to It hurts me too. This is the 6 the time I'm playing it. Both studio and live versions. Can't get enough of that slide. Dave is a great guitarist in his own He does more than u think. Solid. I miss them both . Hope to see them in Heaven.
Rock n Roll...amen
I was born in Greenville (very near Dayton) and have lived in Alabama since 1985. Saw many concerts at Hara Arena including FogHat back in my teens. I saw FogHat at The Hangar in Dothan Al in 1997 with this line up and it’s cool that here is a video recorded in Dayton the same year. These guys always put on a good show. I have the studio version of this tune on my playlist to this day. Miss ‘em.
My God. That guitar solo gave me goose pimples. Brilliant!
Geez oh mighty this is great..Rod was one guitar pickin genius
Best lead break i've ever heard and I've been listening to and buying rock, blues music since the mid-1960s.
1000% AGREE 🤘🤘
Absolutely mesmerizing slide guitar. Lonesome Dave early lead awesome, too.
from their Savoy Brown years thru all their Foghat years, Lonesome Dave Pevrett and Rod Price almost literally opened or headlined with EVERYBODY in Rock!!! These guys were SO good whenever I saw them! Rod was the Man on slide, but whenever he and Lonesome Duetted on slide, it was just excelent! I really do miss them both.
Una banda poco valorada en México,pero con muchas rolitas muy buenas,como ejemplo ésta.
When they did wang dang doodle and tell mama , I would sing to the top of my voice !
They were great , see them in 1970
Great Sound!!Foghat Great Band!!
In my 💜 opinion one of the greatest 💙 slide 🎸 that has ever been
All of the commentary I've seen just takes the cake ...!!! Foghat kicked some asses and schredded some faces in the day. ....!!!!
R.I.P. Dave and Rod.
Absolute musical champions of our time.
Fantastic!
Some drinking alone music, absolutely brilliant!
Foghat is still one of my favorite bands ever. The live show in the 70's has me still Stone Blue!
Saw them in Nashville play this. Incredible!!
Always come back to this. Love Rod but Lonesome Dave is brilliant too.
Agree! Do you know if that's Dave or Eric in this video?
You really can't tell?
Yeah it's Dave. I love the band but haven't followed them closely or recently enough to recognize the members by sight or ear.
Eric didn't replace Dave (I mean, heck, WHO could replace Dave? Really?) when he jouned in '81, but Rod. Besides , this is tthe actual original lineup. The ONLY Foghat, although Cartwright's era is admittedly pretty good . I mean, dig. ♫ChChCha Boogie!♫ Took a while to get used to him at first, and of course I still prefer the band with Rod, but there's some GOOD tracks on the three Cartwright albums.
westkytv savoy brown then foghat, best blues voice since butterfield days
This is incredible video & the very best of this version of this song & I have watched them all. Eric Clapton, Grateful Dead & the original. So awesome!
ALL???? THERE are countless versions, man.!
FOGHAT will live FOREVER !!
I dare ANy body to say no to this awesome music. You can't do it.
Damn, they were great!!!!
After watching the best rock and roll unit ever all the others sound amateurish, huh? Phenomenal rockin' blues here!
ducked a duck once....that shot was wet a he'll.....
And That’s Why They Call It The Blues......
👣🎶👣🎶
Oh my goodness - my heart and soul gloriously heavy with emotion....such superhuman talent from every one of these guys!!
LD & RP missed. Rock in peace.
Would love to see more of them on YT. Rod is sharp as a TACK. That slide playing is super smokin' and Dave was a great front man and a good a player in his own right. Miss this kind of music and live performances.
Maravilloso! Estupendo! Fantástico! Elmore James ha de haber llorado con esta versi´n de Foghat!!!! Amo esta versión!😻
Playing music how it's meant to be played, got to give that a thumbs up.
Foghat can Rock the Blues. Badass version!!!! Cyndy in Alabama
WOW! It hurts me to, One of my biggest Rock n Roll regrets not seeing FOGHAT live. I've seen a lot of great shows.
1st Concert Ever ❤
Only fails was puking on some dudes platform shoes . Accomplishment was 4 of us riding in an Opal afterwards. Good Memories , good friends & Great music.
Lonesome Dave sadly missed....Love you guys R.I.P.
This live version of this classic is a tour de force elevating the power and keeping the blues element real at the same time. As far as I'm concerned it's the definitive one as such.
Lonesome (RIP) had it all together. Erik Cartwright was so very good too (RIP 2017), but
I've always preferred original The Bottle = Price (RIP). Originals Roger E. and Tony S.
are so very exceptional! Mr. Earl has always been steady and there; a Mr Beat -
laid just a little bit back. Tony had good substitutes like Craig MacGregor (RIP 2018) who was a great dancer on stage, but hell, Tony was the original bass. Thank you Dave Peverett! Born April 16, 1943; RIP
46+ in Feb 2000. FOGhat; wear one!
Now..... kids this is mussssssssic
Love it
Their fingers on fire. These vocals... Fantastic.
Thumps up if you still got the vinyl like I do.
Got all Foghat's vinyls Dear. With Peverett and Price only. INDEED. EVEN THE LAST RSD LIVE. A Killer. These guys are Gods for me.
Saw them when they started ,twice, very good.
Wow wow this is not more than fantastic,and great guitarplayer,very Nice cover of elmore James great hit.go on guys,i love it.best from Norway.
The guitar playing of Rod Price and the singing of Lonesome Dave, wow....R.I.P. to both..
These men were on 🔥 this night ! Ive listened to this version so many times..
Things go wrong. Yes they do. RIP Dave and Rod.
fkn Beautiful.