Showing posts with label Rod Price. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Rod Price. Show all posts

May 16, 2010

Today's Tune: "Chevrolet" By Foghat


Happy Birthday Roger Earl! Earl (Born in 1946) is an English drummer, who played for British blues band Savoy Brown from 1967 to 1970, before becoming a founding member of blues rock band Foghat. He's the only member of Foghat to have stayed with the group continuously, and appeared on every album. Roger is famous for the giant mustache he maintained for many years, but it's gone now.

To celebrate Roger Earl's 64th birthday, I've chosen a song Foghat released in 1978. "Chevrolet" is the 'Today's Tune' for today. It doesn't show off this drummer's talents, but you know he's there, and it rocks.



Foghat - "Chevrolet" (1978)

November 22, 2008

"Stone Blue" Rod Price

Rod Price, of the incredible British blues rock band Foghat, was born on November 22, 1947. He joined the band when they formed in 1971. Rod's amazing slide guitar playing was an important part of Foghat's original sound for the 13 albums he appeared on. Price played on a few other albums during his life, including a couple solo efforts, before head trauma injuries suffered while falling down a set of stairs at his home in Wilton, New Hampshire took his life on March 22, 2005.



Foghat - "It Hurts Me Too"
Low quality video, but God how I LOVE That Song!



Foghat - "Slow Ride"

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