FILTHY SOLOS!! | Stone Blue - Foghat (Reaction)

[@how-to-linux.]

Fucking classic Foghat goddammit.

[@1Blastarr]

To me it's kinda funny to me that people are discovering this stuff, I grew up listening to this. Been a fan of Foghat since I was a kid.

[@48mastadon]

Great choice. Foghat made me appreciate the slide guitar used in Rock'n'roll.

[@Galaxyman2903]

The great late Rod Price was one of the greatest lead guitarist in R& R history, and certainly one of most diverse. Here he's playing bottleneck slide and he was known as "Slide King of Rock & Roll". His was also a master at standard leads playing fast and fluid. Here from the late 1990's is the original members playing Stone Blue live. Though Rod gained a bit of weight, it certainly didn't slow his hands down. You can also see how he makes the guitar "whistle" kzbin.info/www/bejne/oHy3c6WdmbarhMksi=VZw8OehQsC748CU1

[@jettechdonatkins]

Great one by Foghat.I saw them in 1974,great concert.

[@jdlane3442]

This whole albums got some great tunes on it

[@larryh.5229]

Man i absolutely love this song.....when rock and roll was mainstream......as much as pop, hip hop, is big now....that was rock back then....it was on everything..., every day we lived it👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

[@robertwalker1803]

Try “ Drivin’ Wheel.”

[@laurakali6522]

They were such much fun in concert. Between 1977-1981, I saw them too many times to count. Fool for the City, Third Time Lucky, My Babe, and Road Fever. These guys and The J. Geils Band had some of the best live shows back then.

[@edwardlafreniere3641]

Same here

[@richeaton5752]

RIP Dave and Rod. Thank You.

[@janishaldeman3339]

And sadly, recently, Kim. 😢❤

[@lauraulnye6857]

Terraplane Blues❤❤

[@CJBell-ds9gc]

Great review, sir. Love the enthusiasm. Thank you.

[@gevowavemagnet]

Guitarist, Rod 'The Slide' Price takes it to Jupiter and the end. Man, I miss those days!

[@ziusthefirst5387]

Foghat BABY!!!

[@skydog6376]

Terraplane Blues….great blues tune from them…saw them in 1974 Steppenwolf opened $6.50 still have the stub 🤘✌️

[@AliasMark69]

:FILTHY SOLOS"..... It fits.

[@markwilliams6394]

This album reminds me of my grandparents. I was living in a small town, and my grandparents showed up at my apartment. I was cleaning the apartment with door opened while listening to this album. I told my grandfather that I love this album because of Rod Price's slide guitar, and every song on it is fantastic. He seemed like he enjoyed it too.

[@AutumnBlossom-c9i]

Classic

[@david1044]

Best slide guitarist in history, the mighty Rod Price!!. One of the more underrated bands from that magnificent era. They always tore it up. Saw them blow Aerosmith off the stage.

[@mattjumper4343]

Rod Price, RIP, on slide guitar. One of the best ever.

[@rufusjacobs947]

Slide guitar (awesome)😊

[@fenderchamp8241]

Must watch It Hurts Me Too video! Rod Price is TEARING it up on slide.

[@krokodyl1927]

Foghat, YUM!!! 👌👍

[@AJ-wg1xv]

I suggest "Midnight Madness" from this same "Stone Blue" album. The 2nd solo is incredible and will take your mind to another place. (I wish I could pay you to listen to it but I no longer have PayPal.)

[@BigC.]

One of my favorites, a little lesser known album but it rocks.

[@AliasMark69]

I'd say that is a Gibson Les Paul with a steel tube used for a Slide.

[@Galaxyman2903]

Nope, was Pyrex glass.

[@janishaldeman3339]

Loved it then ... still do.

[@jimmyfortrue3741]

Excellent song choice....

[@svtinker]

Thin Lizzy- Cowboy Song

[@bugvswindshield]

Foghat. Great band. to be honest I only listened to them a bit. My older brothers had the albums. Good ol hard rock !

[@mikeb36240]

If you haven't done "Slow Ride", then it is a MUST! Foghat - "Slow Ride" kzbin.info/www/bejne/epfapIukatNrfrcsi=g3BmtONY8bFd1g6i

[@AliasMark69]

FOGHAT Live shows were always a Massive Party. I felt bad for the people in the back seats, can they see the band through the FOG of smoke filling the place.

[@chrisnicol1644]

Foghat's best album was their first....

[@AliasMark69]

Guitar tones are often recognizable if not for the amp settings, strings used. Most lower tones are usually a Gibson Les Paul or a Gibson SG (Solid Guitar) Mid range and higher highs are typically a Fender Stratocaster - often called The Cadillac Of Electric Guitars. More twangy and brighter may be a Fender Telecaster used a lot in country music. The Rickenbacker guitars are famous for their High "Jingle Jangle" tones especially the 12 string models are famous in Beatles early songs. The rest are basically trying to sound like one of those. The greatest Classic Rock bands used different guitars for the different tone in lead/solos. As you may know I own 36 various guitars all those names and several more.

[@poppiethestable1090]

Dig it *