Foghat
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Sep 18, 2026
466- Chris S - Healing a Broken Spirit
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21:35ChrisSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
I remember this one concert.
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21:37ChrisSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
I think it was Fog Hat, Wishbone Ash, I think.
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21:40ChrisSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
And I was sitting there and my buddy, same guy John, comes out of the bathroom and he goes, Hey man, hey man, they're selling LSD in the bathroom.
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21:50ChrisSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
You want to do some? Yeah.
Episode 610 – Coot hunting? Cost-share for woodland owners, hawk talk, and Rock-and-Roll HOF snubs
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45:32Tim LesmeisterHOST
But there are some that I just find is ludicrous that they're not there.
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45:36Tim LesmeisterHOST
My number five was Foghat.
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45:39Tim LesmeisterHOST
This was a band that this hit for them was huge in 1971.
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45:43Tim LesmeisterHOST
Slow Ride, Take It Easy.
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45:58Tim LesmeisterHOST
So, you know, that song was actually written by Willie Dixon and turned into a hit by Muddy Waters.
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46:04Tim LesmeisterHOST
So it's amazing that they were taking these old blues tunes back in the 70s and turning them into monster hits.
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46:10Tim LesmeisterHOST
But Foghat's not in there? Come on.
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46:12Rob DriesleinHOST
I think some of the argument, Tim, with some of these acts is, okay, they were fine representatives of the genre, but did they do anything new? Did they push the genre in new directions? And that's why some of them don't qualify.
History in Five Songs Episode 377: Albums with Shared Birthdays: the ‘70s
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14:13Martin PopoffHOST
So on this day, kind of in their same label house, we've got Cheap Trick Dream Police, big album, important album.
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14:21Martin PopoffHOST
But we also got Foghat, Boogie Motel, Whitesnake, Love Hunter.
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14:24Martin PopoffHOST
So Love Hunter comes out the same day as Unleashed.
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14:26Martin PopoffHOST
Pretty cool.
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18:13Martin PopoffHOST
Two heavy hitters there.
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18:14Martin PopoffHOST
October 11th, 74, I thought these two go together nicely.
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18:18Martin PopoffHOST
Montrose Paper Money and Foghat Rock and Roll Outlaws coming on on the same day.
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18:22Martin PopoffHOST
You could throw in there as well, REO Speedwagon, Lost in a Dream.
Revealing an Awesome Vinyl Collection Part I
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59:41Curtis TuckerHOST
This is in later...
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59:42Curtis TuckerHOST
Foghat album.
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59:43Curtis TuckerHOST
It goes in pile number three so I can figure out what songs are on there.
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59:47Curtis TuckerHOST
How am I doing on time? We're at 49 minutes.
History in Five Songs Episode 377: Albums with Shared Birthdays: the ‘70s
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13:26Martin PopoffHOST
Uh, so on this day, um, kinda in their same label house, we've got Cheap Trick, Dream Police, big album, important album.
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13:33Martin PopoffHOST
Uh, but we also got Foghat, Boogie Motel, Whitesnake, Love Hunter.
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13:37Martin PopoffHOST
So Love Hunter comes out same day as Unleashed.
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13:39Martin PopoffHOST
Pretty cool.
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17:18Martin PopoffHOST
Um, [lip smack] uh, May 24th, '74, David Bowie's Diamond Dogs and Bad Company's Bad Company come out at the same time.
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17:25Martin PopoffHOST
Two heavy hitters there.
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17:27Martin PopoffHOST
October 11th, '74, I thought these two go together nicely, Montrose, Paper Money and Foghat, Rock and Roll Outlaws coming out on the same day.
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17:35Martin PopoffHOST
And you could throw in there as well REO Speedwagon, Lost in a Dream.
TUE SEP 15 8 AM Establishment GOP recoils at Bo French
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19:07Mark DavisHOST
8:31, Mark Davis, Nikki Whaley in the newsroom.
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19:09Mark DavisHOST
[upbeat rock music] Every once in a while, just gotta bust out with some Foghat.
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19:29Mark DavisHOST
This is one of those whiles.
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19:31Mark DavisHOST
[laughs] A little Driving Wheel from Night Shift.
Bob Cordaro Show Hour 2 from September 15, 2026
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36:29Ed CraneHOST
Let's take a break.
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36:32Ed CraneHOST
It was on this date in September of 1975, Foghat released their hit album, Fool for the City, featuring that big hit, Slow Ride.
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36:44Ed CraneHOST
You are on The Bob Cordaro Show.
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36:46Ed CraneHOST
I am Ed Crane sitting in, doing the best I can to fill the massive shoes of Bob.
MON SEP 14 9 AM TX RR commission candidate @BoFrench on his Indian student post
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22:25Mark DavisHOST
I like all kinds of music, right? I think I make that clear every day.
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22:29Mark DavisHOST
But do I expect to find a radio station that is playing, you know, George Strait and then Chris Stapleton and then Patsy Cline and then some Foghat and some Ted Nugent? I do not.
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22:46Mark DavisHOST
I expect that audience.
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22:48Mark DavisHOST
On my old iPod, I expect that in my random streaming.
459 2002-June: Loverboy “Live, Loud & Loose”
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18:12RobHOST
I would have rather remembered them the way they were"?
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18:16WayneHOST
Well, I saw the newer version of Foghat, and the drummer was the only original guy And he had to have a backup drummer because he could barely drum.
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18:27WayneHOST
And it was like, why?
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18:29RobHOST
Yeah.
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18:35RobHOST
Oh.
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18:35WayneHOST
It was like, okay, yeah, and it was a great concert.
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18:38WayneHOST
But Foghat was not.
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18:40JohnHOST
I've never seen a band where I didn't...
459 2002-June: Loverboy “Live, Loud & Loose”
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18:12RobHOST
I would have rather remembered them the way they were.
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18:16WayneHOST
Well, I saw the newer version of Foghat, and the drummer was the only original guy, and he had to have a backup drummer because he could barely drum.
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18:27WayneHOST
And I was like, why? And the warm-up group, luckily, was Night Ranger, and it was like three out of the four were there.
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18:35WayneHOST
I was like, okay, yeah, and it was a great concert, but Foghat was not.
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18:40JohnHOST
I've never seen a band where I regret it going, even if they didn't do a great job.
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18:47JohnHOST
Here's why.
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