Foghat - Home in My Hand (live 1974)

[@michaelsharp1991]

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

[@tomwoosley4128]

Absolutely 💯

[@leonardkrasner5811]

There are a lot of bands that should be there, and a lot of artists that are but shouldn’t!!!

[@roberthorn333]

For sure! They made the kind of blues boogie that is the foundation of the hall!

[@matthewkennedy7283]

Did they have any number one hits? I’m pretty sure that’s the qualifier. Kinda dumb but, how it goes

[@scottmalone9921]

Rock and roll hof is a joke. Almost says more about a band if they are not in the fall of hame. My opinion. Lonesome Dave was a great singer.

[@danielbohland5271]

Foghat Simply Put One Of The Best Rock Bands In The History of Rock And Roll !!!! Seen them a couple of times in concert back in the day I'm 63 years of age

[@NUKE-W.E.F.]

Indeed! I was 16 when this one came out on Energized, played the shit out of that tape!

[@theanswerisinthebackofyourhead]

I am 58 and saw them in 1983 with a group called triumph in the Omni in Atlanta ga, then I got to see them again 1993 as part of a promotion by z-93 wzgc which was a free concert which included foghat, foreigner, reo Speedwagon, and one other group I can't remember but these guys blew them all off the stage, lonesome Dave had a great chemistry with any audience he played in front of and knew how to move the music

[@b0bcallahan575]

Is seen them many times Spectrum in Philadelphia one of the hardest working bands in show business

[@AlbertEinsteinSpock]

Lonesome Dave Peverette on lead vocals/rhythm guitar, Roger Earl on drums, Rod Price on slide guitar, Tony Stevens on bass.

[@mr.d.4175]

Their best line-up. I saw Lonesome Dave with Savoy Brown.

[@rustycochran2790]

One of the best bands I saw inthe 70s.They kick ass.

[@guydertinger7113]

With there imprint on Rock history, incredible musical talents , it's criminal that they aren't in the R and R Hall of Fame

[@Galaxyman2903]

You are so right. As you will not find a bigger fan than me, but proof is in the pudding as they say. Last night as I was heading for a night of observing (astronomer), I'm listening to the Rock and Roll Outlaws CD in the van. The song "Dreamer" is such an underrated piece. Great musicianship, singing & lyrics. Which by the way I have the video on this channel of them doing it LIVE from 1974. Rod Price was amazing, and not just on slide.

[@AliG-xh1jm]

Guy...Spot on Brother! I wore the their live album out...this song always a favorite. Saw them with Thin Lizzy and Journey...God what happened to music?

[@onardico]

R and R Hall of Fame is a shit. Foghat is much bigger than this

[@WilsonEatsASMR]

anymore, It's an honor to NOT be in the RRHF! Long Live Foghat!

[@barrierjohn6528]

@@WilsonEatsASMR…no s&#t. You’re spot on. The RRHOF is an outhouse. Have you noticed the quality of the bands and musicians who aren’t invited in? There needs to be an alternative HOF for the those excluded. It would be awesome. Kind of shame those snobs.

[@TheDonzim]

one of rock and roll best bands hands down,live show killed it everytime Lonesome Dave and Rod Price played They were Foghat

[@onardico]

one of the best voice in the rock

[@old706]

"lonesome Dave"!!! saw them twice in early/mid 70s. Great band.

[@independent2368]

100 %

[@ER-me1ii]

I lived through the 70’s but never saw them live. Can’t win ‘em all. This band was a lot of fun.

[@LDM662]

In 1975 they played 25 miles from me, but I couldn't get there.

[@ogrebattle22763]

Great song..... Foghat were a great band...one of the best live acts of the 70's for sure.... these guys paid their dues on the road...

[@hmackie6823]

no.it's NOT a GREAT song it's an anthem...to disstract from reality

[@hmackie6823]

are you people THAT easily fooled?...if so,I have my work cut out for me

[@ogrebattle22763]

@@hmackie6823 DUH!

[@ogrebattle22763]

Someone forgot their meds this morning...

[@ogrebattle22763]

@@hmackie6823 Duh!

[@robertcrisostomo4109]

One of my favorite rock bands of the 70s...

[@NorthernBandit1]

This was their Golden era...Rocks best!

[@fernandoaugusto7749]

GREATEST ROCK ERA. GREETINGS FROM BRAZIL🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷

[@DarksladeDiaries]

I recorded this very performance on a cassette recorder next to my TV when I was a teen. It was on the show "In Concert". I played that cassette to death and eventually got their debut album. Big Foghat fan ever since. I still have the cassette here 48 years later, but this is only the second time actually seeing it.

[@bobj3251]

God bless you Dave sadly missed you always gave your most at every show made a lot of people happy

[@rhondaevans5435]

This is one of my top 5 of many favorites by Foghat!

[@edcampbell6164]

My second concert, Sept 1973, Edgar Winter with Free Ride and Frankenstein on the radio. Some band named Foghat opened!! Whoa!!! Went out and bought the first two albums. Been a fan since that night

[@onardico]

well... i'm born just in 87, too late to see A hole to hide in live

[@theanswerisinthebackofyourhead]

HEY ED I HAD AN OLDER BROTHER WHO WAS 4 YRS OLDER THAN ME AND HE GRADUATED FROM HIGH SCHOOL IN 1977 AND HE USE TO BLAST THE FOOL FOR THE CITY AND FOGHAT LIVE FROM 77 CASSETTE IN HIS CAR WHEN I RODE WITH HIM AND WHEN FOGHAT OPENED FOR TRIUMPH IN 1983 AND I GOT TICKETS AND EVEN THOUGHT THAT FOGHAT PUT ON THE BETTER SHOW AND THEN I GOT TO SEE THEM IN 1998 RIGHT BEFORE THE LEAD SINGER DIED, DEFINITELY A POWERHOUSE BAND BACK IN ITS DAY

[@rick2112rkrk]

Ed Campbell Yep. Foghat, Gentle Giant, and the Edgar Winter group.

[@MitchLongfield-x8f]

Absolutely massive sound from those Sunn Model T stacks

[@mr.d.4175]

I saw them in Chicago, November 1975 at the Aragon Ballroom with Montrose and Black Oak Arkansas. Foghat stole the show.

[@glennaugustyn5209]

Man this band brings back so many great memories. They were always on tour in the 70`s and early 80`s. I saw them on a lot of great double and triple bills. Great rocking and Boogie band. Miss this kind of Rock and Roll. Glenn Augustyn

[@GANJA547]

What they are Rock and Roll Fame.Put Foghat in The Hall of Fame NOW

[@johnstudd4245]

Foghat, great sound. My first concert, Wings stadium, Kalamazoo MI, 1976, Fool for the city tour.

[@martyc2637]

My kind of people on this comment section. I think if we all went to the same party we would have a great time!

[@rhondaevans5435]

I know we would!

[@edb6690]

Rod always reminded me of Jon Lord from Deep Purple. Both great musicians. RIP to you both.

[@rick2112rkrk]

You can't possibly imagine how much this made my day! I didn't know any live videos of this existed. I came here looking for "Step Outside". I'm leaving very happy!!!

[@felipex9524]

Simplemente una de las mejores bandas de blues rock, saludos desde Chetumal Quintana Roo 🇲🇽👍🏻🤘🎸🥁📻

[@redrooster1908]

I saw these guys 4 times. Always a great show.

[@bugeanuflorin1531]

Absolutely fabulous and fantastic sound MUSIC

[@josephpaquette8955]

Saw them in 1978 at the Providence, R.I Civic Center (Summer Jam)...Sweet, Rainbow, Foghat...

[@TheJoker10_26]

Rock and Roll Foghat

[@dannybinghammusic]

In the mid to late 70’s I was driving through Dallas Tx late one evening on my way to an appointment and as I approached an overpass I looked to my left and saw a marquis outside of a small club that read Foghat and BTO one night only. I regret not stopping. I can’t even remember what the appointment was but I do remember seeing that sign. Moral of my story….. Never pass up a chance to see a classic rock band or two at their peak.

[@wesleydavis5277]

Friend i drove from Waco that night and saw that show!!! 77? amazing .they came down like in a space ship to the stage. huge speaker columns white on either side of stage

[@keithcooke3154]

Almost 50yrs later and they've passed the test of time..🔈🥁🔉🎸🔊💯

[@bandaddie]

Decades ago, I saw Foghat when they opened for... I can not remember who was the headliner, Foghat was that good. Judging from the reaction of the rest of the audience, they would have been happy if Foghat never left the stage.

[@tededuncan2306]

Damn the seventies was fun!!

[@flyboy7588]

One of the tightest bands live that I have ever seen.

[@tmc28]

Been a fan since 73'. That first album hooked me for life. Saw them live several times. Each time was a blues boogie blast. Favorite show was Foghat opening for the J Geils Band in the mid 70's. The JGB was known for their outstanding live performances, and they were great this night too. Can't remember how many encores Foghat did, but there were several. The crowd wasn't happy when the lights went up after Foghat's set. Years later and it's still the best concert I've ever been to. RiP Dave and Rod, you always put on a show!

[@mr.d.4175]

I just bought the first 13 album collection on CD. $43. ROCK AND ROLL.

[@johanstaelens5194]

5 stars ! RIP Lonesome Dave !

[@scottsmith2971]

Johan Staelens And RIP Rod Price.

[@rogerray5210]

They were from Savoy Brown band

[@johnsimpson4430]

This is 70’s Rock and Roll! The Best

[@frankny4947]

Sorry about the recording? Are u fuckin' kidding me. This is fuckin' priceless. PRICELESS!! Killer Song---Killer Performance. Thank God we weren't born in the 1800's or some shit.....Thanx for posting this rare Live version of a great song...Seen Foghat in the 'Hollywood Sportatorium' in Hollywood, Fla. in 1979, or '80. The place was made of all metal, and built like an Army Barracks. Concerts in there would bounce off the walls back and forth, and back again, and echo louder and louder.....my ears are STILL ringing. We used to call it The 'Hollywood Distort-A -Torium'. We seen every killer band of the 70's, and early 80's in there. When Van Halen played there in late '79 I guess it was.....forget about it. The place ain't there anymore. I moved out of Florida by the late 80's..but I checked on Wikipedia. It's a fuckin' Shopping Mall today...Geez...Typical of life now, in the 21st century. I'm sure. lol

[@birdman6710]

Great live...thanks! Hard to believe it's been 45 yrs since I've heard this!

[@carlos2175]

Thanks!!! Great rock band!

[@jimharrison5601]

No apology necessary, Galaxyman! Even the "VM-1730" and timecodes emblazoned on the video can't obscure the legendary mug of Lonesome Dave or calm his distinctive, immortal voice! Many thanks for posting! (My favorite part is at 4:07, when, as we used to say when we played, "We got 'em in the palm of our hands, now!")

[@blip9999999999999999]

foghat forever

[@qtrhors1]

50 years ago. Still the greatest guitar rock ever.

[@tommorningstar6373]

Saw them a dozen fimes in the 70s. Tireless road warriors. Always top drawer. Dunno what happened to Lonesome Dave, but I will always remember those days fondly. My personal fave? Golden Arrow.

[@Galaxyman2903]

Lonesome Dave died in 2000 from kidney cancer. And lead guitarist Rod Price died in 2005 from a fall at home.

[@Mark-lq3sb]

@@Galaxyman2903 Time flies! Hard to believe the years 2000 and 2005. It's like they never left when I crank-up my JBL's and grab a cold beer and roll one up. The memories come flooding back.............

[@javiersos9848]

awesome man!

[@brianmcsorley3229]

It's only rock'n'roll but I like it !

[@markoliver630]

R.I.P. Lonesome Dave. He was a great Rock singer.

[@Galaxyman2903]

And also the great Rod Price 👍

[@unclekennymusic]

god they were good....

[@dr.know-it-all5148]

the best. saw them 3 times in the '70's.

[@rogerray1853]

Saw them in the seventies too there best album and of course there first one mabelene

[@ricardoperezramirez7239]

foghat in my mind forever

[@dancingtrout6719]

yep their music i enjoyed all those years ago

[@carolterry6213]

Seen them several times. First in 1972. They had the whole omni dancing on the seats.

[@carolterry6213]

They were great in concert. Incredible

[@TooSkinnyKenny]

This song always reminds me of Humble Pie’s similar “30 Days in the Hole”

[@edb6690]

I always think of Humble's C'mon Everybody

[@mr.d.4175]

Another of my favorites.

[@maui1995bailey]

Agree hall of fame. Aloha. Such a good band

[@nanagerri136]

Saw them with Boston in 76 great show

[@sonnet189]

Oh man... I love the Hat!

[@rickshockey2681]

8 gold records, 3 platinum and 1 double platinum with one of the best live albums of all time and not in the hall of fame is just a joke.

[@Galaxyman2903]

Damn RIGHT!!!

[@TooSkinnyKenny]

Always loved the band but never understood why they left Savoy Brown where they played exactly the same style of music.

[@Galaxyman2903]

Actually Kim was going a different direction, and the trio (Dave, Roger, and Tony) felt it was time to move on. Of course bringing in the great Rod Price was huge, and drove the band to greater heights. They still had the Blues flavor, but turned it up a notch or two. Lonesome Dave also was a huge fan of early Rock & Roll and Rockabilly, which also added flavor. Overall they were more diverse than Savoy Brown, including some awesome ballads like " I'll Be Standing By" (my wedding song), which included a classical string section within the song. So Foghat jammed live like no other, but could tone it down with some wonderful ballads in many of their albums. Though S.B. was terrific, IMO they grew as songwriters and musicians in Foghat, and adding one of the best lead guitarist in Rock...Mr. Price.

[@Snitrocks]

I have this too..someone needs to release it proper

[@sonnet189]

Is that the bass playing high up that riff in between the verses? It sort of sounds like the riff in "Already Gone" by The Eagles? But I believe Foghat's Energized album came out in 1973 before The Eagles On The Border album in 1974 (I think).

[@Galaxyman2903]

Energized was released in January 1974 and On the Border by the Eagles was released in April 1974.

[@nickjaramillo9688]

Both These Guys & Grand Funk both sounded very much alike

[@bshef3424]

New Sub - Thx Galaxyman!.....What's NOT to Love here? 🎵🎵✨👽🎱

[@jordandickerson4069]

ROD TEARING UP ANOTHER SG! THE SG WISPERER!

[@axxellein]

All Right

[@jesgarcia9556]

F. Man this is band is to good to be in the r an whatever there should be a hard rock hall of fame i use to play this on my guitar i couldn't remember where i heard so i called it ny song ha ha great song i wd ride with my brother n shit nan it was great girls all the time n me cute n played guitar a different girl everyday with a different bottle great times i miss them. N him

[@howardbueker4754]

First concert May 1978.

[@NormanMckinney-w7i]

Awesome band

[@RAV1953]

AHHHHH....ROCK & ROLL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@RiderOftheNorth1968]

Sounds very Bachman Turner Overdrive..... Who inspire who??

[@Galaxyman2903]

Well Foghat started a few years earlier than BTO. With 3 of the 4 members coming from Savoy Brown. Foghat is deeply rooted in Blues and Boogie. Lead singer Lonesome Dave was also influenced by early Rock and Rockabilly. The great lead/slide guitarist Rod Price heavily influenced by the Blues.

[@RiderOftheNorth1968]

@@Galaxyman2903 So BTO is inspired by Foghat, or maybe they are all children of their time i guess. But you got to agree that this song sounds very BTO ( or the other way around) :-)

[@Mark-lq3sb]

BTO? I don't hear it..............

[@michaelmcdonnell9726]

@@Mark-lq3sb I dont hear it either. Sounds more like Status Quo, down down

[@qtrhors1]

Well Randy Bachman was in the Guess Who but I dont think they sound like the each other.

[@darrenbennion6086]

Lonesome Dave is irreplaceable

[@dr.know-it-all5148]

They could have found a better drummer, but never found a better singer or lead guitarist. RIP "Lonesome" Dave and Rod "The Bottle."

[@patrickalloyssius9138]

Where's the bass ?? I guess tv sound sucked back then,however I'm greateful this rare clip exists

[@LDM662]

Rock and Roll

[@timothyvandyke9840]

I saw Foghat 3xs original group

[@Dd13200]

Lonesome Dave Real rock

[@RobertHanson-km3be]

Anybody know the venue?

[@joecloyd6471]

I had this on 8 track

[@LeeFleming-t3n]

You john in 1977-78

[@follkiej]

Nothin than the Bottle slidin on an SG!

[@theanswerisinthebackofyourhead]

WHEN HE IS YOUNGER HE LOOKS A LOT LIKE LOU DIAMOND PHILLIPS

[@Galaxyman2903]

WHAT??? That sentence doesn't even make sense.

[@theanswerisinthebackofyourhead]

LOOK UP IMAGES FOR LOU DIAMOND PHILLIPS AND YOU WILL SEE THE RESEMBLENCE, ESPECIALLY WHEN HIS HAIR WAS LONG.

[@theanswerisinthebackofyourhead]

WATCH THE MOVIE EXTREME JUSTICE. MADE BACK IN 1993 AND YOU WILL SEE THE RESEMBLENCE TO LONESOME DAVE AND LOU DIAMOND PHILLIPS

[@Galaxyman2903]

Sorry, but I don't see any resemblance at all. Lonesome Dave had a longer narrower face and a rather distinctive nose. Perhaps I see Tony Stevens (bassist) looking a bit similar to L.D.P.

[@theanswerisinthebackofyourhead]

ITS NOT THAT IMPORTANT, JUST ENJOY THE MUSIC, AND I WILL TO.

[@axxellein]

TRES Cool/Heavy

[@ChrisScarff-k5j]

Cow palace 1975!

[@ralphherman2122]

. . 14thstreet.... probably 73/74....

[@billyvallery2038]

Do doubt one of the best. Hall of fame 3:29

[@hmackie6823]

the better song is it hurts me too by Elmore James

[@hmackie6823]

don't laugh...I am NOT joking

[@theanswerisinthebackofyourhead]

These guys sound so much better lIve compared to the studio, you can feel lonesome Dave's energy much better in concert. Compared to the studio. Got a chance to see them in 1983 when they opened for triumph, they blew triumph off the stage, also got to see them in 1993 at the coca cola Lakewood amphitheatre which consisted of foreigner, reo Speedwagon, the Doobie brothers, and foghat. They were the closers of course for obvious reasons. This was when all 4 original members re-united for the return of the boogymen tour.

[@theanswerisinthebackofyourhead]

R.i.p. Dave peveretti, one of the best frontmen and voices in rock and roll, and the same for rod the bottle price who could play an awesome slide guitar

[@Galaxyman2903]

You mean Rod Price

[@theanswerisinthebackofyourhead]

@@Galaxyman2903 that's what I said

[@Galaxyman2903]

@@theanswerisinthebackofyourhead you first wrote Nick 😉

[@qman5948]

That's my song I am a hobo been across the us 16 time s