Foghat
Tribute To The Blues
The Paladium
New York City, NY, USA
1978
TV Broadcast/Soundboard Recording
DVD Audio Rip
MP3 320kps
DVD Cover Art Included
01 - Intro
02 - Sweet Home Chicago
03 - It Hurts Me Too
04 - Don't Want No Woman w/ Honey Boy Edwards
05 - Done Somebody Wrong/Instrumental Jam w/ Eddie "Bluesman" Kirkland
06 - Shake Your Money Maker w/ Paul Butterfield
07 - Crawling Kingsnake Blues w/ John Lee Hooker & Paul Butterfield
08 - All Shook Up w/ Otis Blackwell
09 - Dont Be Cruel w/ Otis Blackwell
10 - Last Night w/ Johnny Winter & Muddy Waters' Band
11 - Muddy Waters Intro Music w/ Johnny Winter & Muddy Waters' Band
12 - Hoochie Coochie Man w/ Muddy Waters & Johnny Winter
13 - Wanna Make Love To You w/ Everyone
total time: 49m 43s
"Lonesome" Dave Peverette - narration
Foghat:
"Lonesome" Dave Peverett (R.I.P) - rhythm guitar, vocals,
Rod Price (R.I.P) - lead guitar, slide guitar
Craig MacGregor - bass
Roger Earl - drums
Special Guests
Johnny Winter (R.I.P) - guitar, vocals
Muddy Waters (R.I.P) - guitar, vocals
Otis Blackwell (R.I.P) - vocals
Paul Butterfield (R.I.P) - vocals, harmonica
Eddie Kirkland (R.I.P) - guitar, vocals
John Lee Hooker (R.I.P.) - guitar, vocals
Honey Boy Edwards (R.I.P.)- guitar, vocals
A great show with Foghat jamming with some of their heroes. Shot in a somewhat documentary style, with voice overs from Lonesome Dave Peverett. The performances are awesome, Foghat backs everyone but Johnny Winter & Muddy Waters who play with Muddy Waters' backing group, then everyone jams on "I Just Want To Make Love To You" for the finale. Foghat fans and blues fans alike need this rare show. All proceeds from the concert went to developing a Blues Wing in the New York Public Library.
The DVD itself is made from a copy of the pre-broadcast tape, there are spots where it says insert commercial here. The tape appears to be of low generation. There was a big difference in volume and sound fidelity between the first 2 tracks and the rest of the video, I tried to fix this as best I could.
My track list doesn't quite follow the cover art but seemed a more logical separation to me. 9 of the named performers at this show have passed on, to paraphrase Alan O'Day ..You know they got a hell of a band !
Tribute To The Blues
The Paladium
New York City, NY, USA
1978
TV Broadcast/Soundboard Recording
DVD Audio Rip
MP3 320kps
DVD Cover Art Included
01 - Intro
02 - Sweet Home Chicago
03 - It Hurts Me Too
04 - Don't Want No Woman w/ Honey Boy Edwards
05 - Done Somebody Wrong/Instrumental Jam w/ Eddie "Bluesman" Kirkland
06 - Shake Your Money Maker w/ Paul Butterfield
07 - Crawling Kingsnake Blues w/ John Lee Hooker & Paul Butterfield
08 - All Shook Up w/ Otis Blackwell
09 - Dont Be Cruel w/ Otis Blackwell
10 - Last Night w/ Johnny Winter & Muddy Waters' Band
11 - Muddy Waters Intro Music w/ Johnny Winter & Muddy Waters' Band
12 - Hoochie Coochie Man w/ Muddy Waters & Johnny Winter
13 - Wanna Make Love To You w/ Everyone
total time: 49m 43s
"Lonesome" Dave Peverette - narration
Foghat:
"Lonesome" Dave Peverett (R.I.P) - rhythm guitar, vocals,
Rod Price (R.I.P) - lead guitar, slide guitar
Craig MacGregor - bass
Roger Earl - drums
Special Guests
Johnny Winter (R.I.P) - guitar, vocals
Muddy Waters (R.I.P) - guitar, vocals
Otis Blackwell (R.I.P) - vocals
Paul Butterfield (R.I.P) - vocals, harmonica
Eddie Kirkland (R.I.P) - guitar, vocals
John Lee Hooker (R.I.P.) - guitar, vocals
Honey Boy Edwards (R.I.P.)- guitar, vocals
A great show with Foghat jamming with some of their heroes. Shot in a somewhat documentary style, with voice overs from Lonesome Dave Peverett. The performances are awesome, Foghat backs everyone but Johnny Winter & Muddy Waters who play with Muddy Waters' backing group, then everyone jams on "I Just Want To Make Love To You" for the finale. Foghat fans and blues fans alike need this rare show. All proceeds from the concert went to developing a Blues Wing in the New York Public Library.
The DVD itself is made from a copy of the pre-broadcast tape, there are spots where it says insert commercial here. The tape appears to be of low generation. There was a big difference in volume and sound fidelity between the first 2 tracks and the rest of the video, I tried to fix this as best I could.
My track list doesn't quite follow the cover art but seemed a more logical separation to me. 9 of the named performers at this show have passed on, to paraphrase Alan O'Day ..You know they got a hell of a band !
