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Biografía

In the late 1960???s Roger Earl & Lonesome Dave Peverett first toured America as members of the seminal British band "Savoy Brown". Together with guitarist Kim Simmonds, "Savoy Brown" was on the cutting edge of the emerging British blues-rock scene, and they influenced countless musicians on both sides of the "pond". In 1971, wanting to give a more Rock ???n Roll flavor to the blues-boogie music they were playing with "Savoy", Dave & Roger enlisted lead/slide guitarist Rod Price & bassist Tony Stevens, formed a new band, "Foghat", and the rest is part of Rock and Roll history. Signed by Albert Grossman to Bearsville Records in 1971, the band recorded their first self-titled LP "Foghat" and began touring relentlessly for the next 14 years. Their hard work has thus far been rewarded with seven Gold records, one Platinum record "Fool For The City" (1975), and one Double-Platinum record "Foghat Live" (1977). The "Fool For The City" album contained Foghat???s trademark Top 40 hit song "Slow Ride" and cemented their place as one of the world???s top rock acts. They continued to hit the charts in the 1970???s with singles such as "Fool For The City", "Drivin??? Wheel", "I Just Wanna Make Love To You", "I???ll Be Standing By", "Stone Blue", "Third Time Lucky" and "Somebody???s Been Sleeping In My Bed"??? many of which are still classic rock radio staples. Foghat toured and recorded non-stop into the mid-eighties. Tony Stevens had left the band in 1974 to pursue other interests, and was replaced by bassist Craig MacGregor (with a short stint with Nick Jameson in between). Rod Price departed the band in 1980. In 1985 Lonesome Dave returned to England for a well-deserved break from touring, while Roger remained in the US and continued to carry the Foghat flag with non-stop touring with various new

Álbumes

Dazed And Confused

Harley-Davidson Cycles: Road Songs, Vol. 2

Road Cases

The Best of Foghat

Canciones