Savoy Brown - USA Soundboard Collection 1969 (SBD)

Savoy Brown
USA Soundboard Collection
Unknown Venue and Date, Chicago, USA xx-xx-1969
Connecticut College, New London, Connecticut, USA xx-xx-1969
Soundboard Recordings
MP3 224kbps
Cover Art Included

Rest In Peace Kim Simmonds 12/05/1947-12/13/2022

Lineages:
Chicago: SBD > ? Reel > ? > CDR > EAC > FLAC
Connecticut: SBD > ? > CDR > EAC > FLAC

01 May Be Wrong 5:31
02 A Hard Way To Go 3:01
03 A Little More Vine 6:20
04 Rock N Roll Boogie 4:08
05 Shake Rat N Roll 8:32
06 Train To Nowhere 5:26
07 Louisiana Blues - Part A* 13:17
08 Louisiana Blues - Part B 11:25
09 Instrumental 7:27
10 I’m Tired 4:50

Total Playing Time: 1hr 9mn 58sc
 

Tracks 01-05 Unknown Venue and Date, Chicago, USA xx-xx-1969

Tracks 06-10 Connecticut College, New London, Connecticut, USA xx-xx-1969

Kim Simmonds (R.I.P.) - lead guitar
Chris Youlden (R.I.P.) - vocals
"Lonesome Dave" Peverett (R.I.P.) - guitar, vocals
Tony Stevens - bass
Roger Earle - drums

Kim Simmonds died from colon cancer December 13, 2022, he was 75
"Lonesome Dave" Peverett died from kidney cancer February 7, 2000, he was 56
Chris Youlden died from bronchial pneumonia April 4, 2025 he was 82

A nice collection of 2 nice sounding shows from The Legendary Savoy Brown. Founded in 1965 by Kim Simmonds, the band had a very fluid line up with Kim Simmonds the only remaining constant. The band launched the careers of 3 members of Foghat, lead singer "Lonesome Dave" Peverett, bassist producer Tony Stevens, and the amazing Roger Earl on drums. Kim Simmonds being a Road Dog kept Savoy Brown on what seems like 1 continuous tour from 1965 to when his treatment for cancer had him cancel the scheduled 2022 tour dates. He died roughly 4 months after he stopped touring.

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Foghat - WMMS Coffe Break Concert ~ The Cleveland Agora: Cleveland, Ohio, USA May 9 1984 (FM) - Master

Foghat
WMMS Coffe Break Concert
The Cleveland Agora
Cleveland, Ohio, USA
May 9 1984
FM Simulcast Recording - Master
Flac & MP3 320kbps
No Cover Art

Lineage: Dime(?) > EAC file extraction > Traders Little Helper for FLAC conversion

01 Fool for the City
02 My Babe
03 Eight Days on the Road
04 Stone Blue
05 Wide Boy
06 Honey Hush
07 I Just Wanna Make Love to You
08 Slow Ride
09 Maybelline

"Lonesome" Dave Peverett (R.I.P.) – lead vocals, rhythm guitar
Erik Cartwright (R.I.P) – lead guitar, backing vocals
Craig MacGregor (R.I.P) – bass guitar, backing vocals
Roger Earl – drums

Members of Foghat We Have Lost:
"Lonesome" Dave Peverett died from kidney cancer February 7, 2000, he was 56.
Erik Cartwright died from a heart attack July 9, 2017, he was 66.
Craig MacGregor died from lung cancer February 9, 2018, he was 68.
Rod Price died March 22 2005 from a heart attack that caused a fall downstairs, he was 57

I didn't know that Foghat had done a WMMS Coffee Break Broadcast. I just recently downloaded this show and decided I had to share it with everyone here. I think everyone will enjoy it.

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Foghat - Richmond Coliseum: Richmond, Virginia, USA June 7, 1975 (SBD) - Unknown Gen Tape

Foghat
Richmond Coliseum
Richmond, Virginia, USA
June 7, 1975
Soundboard Recording
Flac & MP3 320kbps
Cover Art Included

Lineage: Soundboard > (?) > Unknown Gen Tape > Audacity > Flac

01 Road Fever (cuts in) 6:52
02 Wild Cherry 5:26
03 My Babe 5:14
04 Slow Ride 8:45
05 Rod Price Guitar Solo
06 Leaving Again (Again!)
07 I Just Wanna Make Love To You 15:51
08 Chateau Lafitte '59 8:07

Lonesome Dave Peverett guitar, lead vocals
Rod Price guitar
Nick Jameson bass, backing vocals
Roger Earl drums

I am not sure where I got this show from but it is a Hell of a show! If I remember what I read it came from a guy who was a soundman who would sub at shows sometimes or something like that. Anyway there was a habit of recording the Front Of House Mix I guess for the band. That is where this tape came from allegedly. The recording came with pictures of a cassette boom box taped to soundboard equipment. The original uploader text is included for your reading pleasure. No matter if the story checks out or not, we get to listen to a soundboard recording from Foghat circa 1975!!! Call Me Happy!!!

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Foghat - The Inglewood Forum: Inglewood, California, USA March 5, 1975 (ExAud) - Millard Master

Foghat
Mike Millard Master Tapes via JEMS
The Lost and Found Mike the MICrophone Tapes Volume 218
The Inglewood Forum
Inglewood, California, USA
March 5, 1975
Excellent Audience Recording - Master Tape
Flac & MP3 320kbps
Cover Art Included

Recording Gear: AKG 451E Microphones (CK-1 cardioid capsules) > Nakamichi 550 Cassette Recorder

Transfer: Mike Millard Master Cassettes > Yamaha KX-W592 Cassette Deck > Sony R-500 DAT > Analog Master DAT Clone > Sound Devices USBPre2 > Audacity 3.1 capture > iZotope RX > iZotope RX9 Advanced and Ozone 9 > FLAC

01 Wild Cherry
02 Home In My Hand
03 My Babe
04 Honey Hush
05 Leavin' Again (Again!)
06 I Just Want to Make Love to You
07 Chateau Lafitte '59 Boogie

Dave Peverett – lead vocals; rhythm & harmony lead guitar
Rod Price – lead, slide & harmony lead guitar
Nick Jameson – bass; backing vocals
Roger Earl – drums; percussion

Known Faults: "Wild Cherry" joined in progress, tape flip in "I Just Want To Make Love To You"

I almost did a happy dance when I obtained this recording, seriously! I am a huge Foghat fan. I have worn out untold numbers of 8-track tapes, cassettes & vinyl copies of all Foghat releases since seeing them on Don Kirshner's Rock Concert.

A point of agreement between Me, my close Metal Head Friends & my close non-Metal Head Friends (I do have those lol!!) are copies of Foghat Live, Fool For The City, Night Shift and Stone Blue. When I played a Foghat Mix-Disc I made for my son Spider he says to me "These guys are one of the old school bands that made you guys want to play faster aren't they..listen to the double bass drums Dad! That's awesome shit" end quote. I replied "It now seems like a natural step from Foghat to Anvil but a lot of my friends didn't see it that way back in the early days of the Heavy Metal scene".

Anyway this is yet another great Mike Millard Master Recording. A little less audience noise in this one compared to the Joe Walsh recording. Enjoy Friends!!

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Foghat - King Biscuit Flower Hour ~ December 18th 1976 & September 3, 1974 (Pro-SBD)

Foghat
King Biscuit Flower Hour
The Spectrum, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, December 18th 1976
Veterans Memorial Coliseum, New Haven, Connecticut September 3, 1974
Pro Soundboard Recording
Flac Level 8 & MP3 320kbps
Cover Art Included

Lineage: Silver CD > E.A.C. (secure) > Wave 16bit > Traders Little Helper > Flac Level 8

01 Fool For The City
02 My Babe
03 Drivin' Wheel
04 Honey Hush
05 Night Shift
06 Slow Ride
07 Home In My Hand
08 Eight Days On The Road
09 Leavin' Again (Again)
10 I Just Want To Make Love To You
11 Bonus Interview

Total Time Playing With Interview: 1hr 13mn 25sc
Total Time Playing Without Interview: 1hr 3mn 40sc

Tracks 01-06 The Spectrum, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, December 18th 1976
Tracks 07-10 Veterans Memorial Coliseum, New Haven, Connecticut September 3, 1974

Dave Peverett (R.I.P.) – lead vocals, rhythm guitar
Rod Price (R.I.P.) – lead & slide guitar, backing vocals
Nick Jameson – bass, backing vocals
Craig MacGregor (R.I.P.) – bass, backing vocals
Roger Earl – drums

notes:
Out of print King Biscuit Flower Hour Records release.

Dave Peverett died February 7, 2000 from kidney cancer, he was 56.

Rod Price March 22, 2005 from a heart attack, he was 57

Craig MacGregor died February 9, 2018 from lung cancer, he was 68

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Foghat - Don Kirshner's Rock Concert February 2, 1974 & November 30, 1974 (SBD) DVD Audio Rip

Foghat
Don Kirshner's Rock Concert
February 2, 1974 & November 30, 1974
TV Broadcasts/Soundboard Recordings
DVD Audio Rip
MP3 320kps
DVD Cover & Custom CD Cover Included

01 Road Fever
02 Home In My Hand
03 Honey Hush
04 I Just Want To Make Love To You
05 Hate To See You Go
06 Eight Days On The Road
07 Chateau Lafitte '59 Boogie
08 Nightmare
09 Maybeline

Tracks 1-4 Feb 2, 1974
Tracks 5-9 Nov 11, 1974

"Lonesome" Dave Peverett (R.I.P.) - rhythm guitar, vocals
Rod Price (R.I.P.)- lead guitar, slide guitar
Tony Stevens - bass
Roger Earl - drums

2 great performances from early in Foghat's career, including an 11 minute version of "I Just Want To Make Love To You". Also of note is the rare live recording of "Nightmare". Bassist Tony Steven's would leave the band early in 1975, due to his dislike of extensive touring.

After my initial post of this boot on The Bootleg Tunz World Community Forum (R.I.P) the guys at Hear Rock City shared it on their blog. They also created some custom cover art as well (Thanks Guys! nice job on the art Too!). I've included it in this download as well as the original DVD cover art.

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Foghat - Tribute To The Blues ~ The Paladium, New York City, NY, 1978 (SBD) DVD Audio Rip

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 !

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Foghat - Sportatorium, Hollywood, FL 10-09-1981 (SBD) DVD Audio Rip

Foghat
Sportatorium
Hollywood FL.
October 09, 1981
TV Broadcast/Soundboard Recording
DVD Audio Rip
MP3 320kps
DVD Artwork Included

01 Stone Blue
02 My Babe
03 8 Days on the Road
04 Wide Boy
05 Fool For The City
06 Third Time Lucky (The First Time I Was A Fool)
07 Honey Hush
08 Live Now, Pay Later
09 Slow Ride
10 I Just Want To Make Love To You

Dave Peverett - rhythm & lead guitar, lead vocals
Erik Cartwright - lead & slide guitar, backing vocals
Craig MacGregor - bass
Roger Earl - drums

Nice sounding recording ripped from a bootleg DVD. I remember this being broadcast on the Blue Jean Network. Another of those short lived concert TV programs. Just like ABC In Concert and Don Kirshner's Rock Concert it was broadcast with an FM simulcast. The difference in the program was the bands were recorded at their own concerts for later rebroadcast not at the programs chosen theater. I also remember a Special Forces Era Alice Cooper broadcast, April Wine, and Journey shows as well. This show is from the Girls To Chat, Boys To Bounce Tour, the big single was Live Now, Pay Later. Rod Price had left the group not to return until the reunion in 1993. Lonesome Dave would leave the band in 1983 leaving Roger Earl to soldier on with a revolving cast of players. Lonesome Dave reappeared on the scene in 1990 forming Lonesome Dave's Foghat which meant there was 2 touring acts called Foghat. Rick Ruben was the catalyst for the reformation in 1993 of the original line up.

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Foghat - Westwood One Superstar Concert Series #95-07 (Pre-FM)

Foghat
Superstar Concert Series #95-07
House Of Blues
Hollywood, CA
October 21, 1994
Pre FM Recording
Flac Level 8 & MP3 320kps
Cue Sheet & Front Cover Included

CD > EAC > Flac 8 > TLH > Wave > Goldwave > TLH > Flac Level 8

01 Westwood One Intro
02 Fool For The City
03 Louisiana Blues
04 Stone Blue
05 Jump That Train
06 Slowride

Dave Peverett (R.I.P) - rhythm guitar, vocals
Rod Price (R.I.P) - lead guitar
Tony Stevens - bass
Roger Earl - drums

All commercials & most voice overs have been extracted.

In 1984 Lonesome Dave the voice behind Foghat left the band. The band broke up, but drummer Roger Earl decided to continue. First with bassist Craig McGregor on bass then various others after McGregor decided to give up the ghost. Lonesome Dave decided to get back into music so he too formed a version of Foghat so that there was actually 2 touring bands named Foghat at one time. Both Roger's and Dave's. I seen them at this time playing in a bar that should hold 200 people. There was about 20 for the Roger Earl version and since Lonesome Dave came through after, his turn out was less about 10 people. The original line-up finally put aside the past at the urging of Rick Rubin and reformed, recorded an album, and went on tour. They continued on for 6 years before Rod Price bowed out. Both he and Peverett have left us for a much larger jam room...

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