By January 1, 1998, when Foghat performed for "Live Two Centuries of Boogie," the band had experienced a dynamic career trajectory marked by both commercial success and lineup changes. Prior to this live recording, they released "Foghat," their self-titled debut album in 1972, which established them in the rock genre. However, by the late '90s, they were primarily recognized for their energetic live performances and classic rock hits. This concert reflects the band's commitment to blues-rock, showcasing their ability to blend original compositions with renowned covers like "Sweet Home Chicago." Interestingly, despite facing challenges such as the passing of original members, the band continued to tour and release new music, exemplifying their resilience and dedication to their craft. This live recording serves as a testament to Foghat's enduring appeal and their ability to engage audiences with electrifying performances.