Foghat

In January 1977, Foghat was riding high from the success of their album "Stone Blue," which was released just months earlier in September 1976. "Stone Blue" showcased the band's signature blend of rock and blues, and during this period, they were gaining significant recognition, particularly with hits like "Drivin' Wheel." The live recording from the Palladium in New York captures Foghat at a pivotal moment in their career as they were expanding their popularity through energetic performances. Notably, the lineup featured founding members Dave Peverett and Rod Price, along with Craig MacGregor and drummer Roger Earl. This concert exemplified their live prowess, as the band was known for delivering powerful shows that blended hard rock with a heavy blues influence. The performance of "It Hurts Me Too" further illustrates their commitment to classic blues standards, showcasing their roots while appealing to a growing rock audience.

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