Foghat
ARTICLES IN LIBRARY
Foghat/Christopher Milk: Whisky A-Go-Go, Sunset Strip, LA
Live Review by Metal Mike Saunders, unpublished, August 1972
I WALKED IN late, so for all purposes Foghat were the opening group. People take their album seriously because Dave Edmunds was involved with it, ...
Review by Lester Bangs, Phonograph Record, September 1972
NOBODY LIKES Savoy Brown except everybody. Why? What? Well, you know, you either like 'em or ya don't. If you do, you got no problems. ...
Review by Bud Scoppa, Rolling Stone, 14 September 1972
THAT'S FOGHAT, not Hogfat. And not Savoy Brown either, although with Lonesome Dave Peverett and Roger Earl in the lineup, one might see Hog – ...
Report and Interview by Jim Esposito, Zoo World, 10 May 1973
2013 NOTE: A big Savoy Brown fan back in the day, much as I loved the group's transformation which produced Street Corner Talking I was ...
Foghat: Energized (Bearsville)
Review by Loraine Alterman, New York Times, The, 10 February 1974
Pop: Foghat's Energy Zap ...
Review by Greg Shaw, Rolling Stone, 25 April 1974
THE BIGGEST FACTOR preventing the spread of glitter rock in America is the persistent popularity of blues, particularly in the form of its degenerate offspring, ...
Review by Robot A. Hull, Creem, May 1974
THUFFERING THUCCATASH!! A NEW FROGHAT (or is it Hookfoot?) ALBUM! Man, that's about as exciting as a re-run of Car 54, Where Are You? ...
Foghat: Road-tested In America
Profile and Interview by Jon Tiven, Zoo World, 9 May 1974
FOGHAT DELIVERS hard English rock 'n roll with an American accent, and as such they aren't fully appreciated in their native England, where the only ...
Foghat's Rock And Roll Outlaws' Highjacks The Big Time
Profile and Interview by Michael Gross, Circus, December 1974
For years they've ridden through the badlands of a press blackout, but with an endurance as tough as their extended jams, the British road crew ...
see also Savoy Brown
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