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I forgot how good these guys were. I will be listening to more Foghat.
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says full concert but only 22 minutes.. still good music though
Foghat was the first live band I ever saw around 1974 at the Muncie, Indiana Water Bowl (a gravel pit converted to a swimming hole). I remember that I liked the show. They were one of the bands of the British invasion, although I really liked Judas Priest the most in the late 70's.
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Early Styx, talented musicians.
interesting stuff from the 70's
This one was a hit in the 70s, and is still being recorded today.
Blue Swede's remake of B.J. Thomas's "Hooked on a Feeling", much more commonly known as the
"Ooga-Chaka" song.
There have been a ton of remixes, but I think I like this one the best:
YouTube
Sorry, no dancing baby in this one.
As a bonus, here's a totally new version, recorded last year:
YouTube
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Re: The 70's
J Geils band, saw them in the 80's, one of the highest energy shows I have ever seen, the whole coliseum was dancing.
My Favorite J Geils tune
Meanwhile back in Portland Maine
Little Martha... this is just a beautiful acoustic performance
May not have been 70's I don't care but still good stuff. ( dead fans may recognize the riff as Eiku Eiku LOL)
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