Foghat's 1972 Debut Album on Colored LP: Friday Music Reissue Mastered by Joe Reagoso From the Original Bearsville Records Tapes

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Foghat was a force to reckon with…..after the powerful trio of Lonesome Dave Peverett, Roger Earl and Tony Stevens departed ways with British blues rockers Savoy Brown, along with slide guitarist genius Rod Price from Black Cat Bones, the bold move proved to be a home run for everyone.

The debut “Foghat” was a rock and roll treasure trove of greatness. Featuring their incredible Willie Dixon classic “I Just Want To Make Love To You” that album was one of the most played albums on radio at the time, as more hit album tracks would develop like “Sarah Lee’ “Fools Hall Of Fame” “A Hole To Hide In” as well as a nod to the great Chuck Berry with their stellar rendition of “Maybelline.”

For Savoy Brown enthusiasts, they even revisited “Leavin’ Again (Again)” from the “Looking In” album, which was also a Dave Peverett and Tony Stevens collaboration.

More great tunes like “Trouble, Trouble” and “Highway (Killing Me) would also make this one of the greatest debuts of the classic rock era.

Produced by rock legend Dave Edmunds and Mastered by Joe Reagoso from the original Bearsville Records tapes at Friday Music Studios.

To further enhance your Foghat experience, we are featuring the original LP artwork, featuring recent liner notes from Foghat drummer and co-founder Roger Earl.