Tremendous

Thank you Roger. From myself and Danny McAleer Congratulations on a lifetime of the best Rock and Roll ever made. And for the best live shows I've ever seen. The energy is always off the charts! Thanks for putting us up for the weekend at the Soaring Eagle in Mt. Pleasant Michigan. You guys ROCKED! Say hello to Linda, or as Dan would say LLLLLLINDA? Linda brought us back to the dressing room at Pine Knob here in Michigan so that my nephew could meet you. He still remembers singing Slow Ride with you. Thanks Roger, Linda and Bryan for making Paulie so happy! kzbin.info/www/bejne/hXS0gnWZnMRqapIsi=_iRQDANcA33X9Bh4

I just wish it automatically went to the next video. This is awesome, though

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Been a Foghat nut since 1972, and this is my alltime favorite cut from them! The slide player is pretty good - but definitely not another Rod Price.

Good cut! But it seriously lacks the slide Rod Price would do in it.

Not bad slide, even though it's not Rod Price. i miss him a lot.

Seen Foghat up close several times and you could see the passion in Dave. Thanks Roger.

Great interview. About Lonesome Dave . Keep rocking & rolling.❤

Foghat should be in the Rock N Roll hall of fame!

One of the Greatest of all time. RIP LONESOME DAVE PREVERET. ❤

Do you have a tour schedule?

I'm your fan and I'm from Australia

I live in Australia

When you mention aslide guitarists of the 70s [or even late 60s], first person that comes to mind is Rory Gallagher (Not Beck, Page or Clapton).

Trying to get an interview with you..... THE MAD SHAD CHANNEL. I DO METALVILLE INTERVIEWS AND MANY OTHERS.

Rod Price is one of the most underrated musicians to come along during his time. Still is to this day🙁🎸

Tequila!

Saw you in Ft Myers Florida ❤

To be honest I think Rod got underappreciated of his diversity of playing slide and standard leads. His slide playing was unmatched, BUT his standard leads were fast and fluid. That's called diverse in lead guitar. 😉

I grew up in that scene... the very first band I saw live was Twisted Sister at the Mad Hatter in Stony Brook. I saw Tusk with Bobby and his brother Teddy on guitar/vocalist at Comsewogue High School... Teddy was a killer guitarist even in those early days, as was Bobby on drums. In the 70s and early 80s, those bands were huge, making a lot of money at these shows, with massive PAs... it was like a full concert. I started gigging myself in 1988.... and by then the drinking age went from 18 to 201, cops enfored DUI laws, and the clubs were nothing like they used to be. We would make like $800 a night, vs $5000 for the bands that played a decade earlier. The early days were way better, much more fun. Anyways... good times remembered, glad I was there.

Now that sounds pretty good guys.

Is it Scott's birthday tomorrow. Well happy Birthday here from Australia

Go Roger