
In this episode, we’ll explore the story and sonic architecture behind Foghat’s 1975 arena rock anthem, "Fool for the City". Tracing the band's roots back to British blues rockers Savoy Brown, we dive into how Foghat solidified their heavy boogie sound and retreated to a remote studio in Vermont to record their breakthrough platinum album. And we’ll take a tour through the song's isolated instrumental tracks, uncovering the characteristically dry 1970’s drum mix, producer Nick Jameson's funky bass contributions, the one-of-a-kind voice of Lonesome Dave Peverett, and Rod Price's classic guitar work. Words & Music by Lonesome Dave Peverett Copyright 1975 Kohaw Music o/b/o Knee Trembler Music (ASCAP) c/o The Bicycle Music Company Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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