i still blast this song from Foghat Live in my car with 1000the watts so I can hear it! one of my favorite jams to this day! The Foghat Live version has the sickest slide solo of all time! We'll see ya guys in the afterlife!
@rebelnightrider...... yes, 2011 minus 1973 is 48, just as 50 minus 12 is 48. You are obviously an outstanding maths genius, so please let me know what you would like to call your amazing theorem ("The 48 Theorem" perhaps?) and I will duly inform the maths world.
my brother did lights/smoke for bands in tri-state area/ny,nj,conn. in 70'swe worked for them whenever they played rock clubs in that area.They MELTED the paint off the walls.Best show in setauket NY, club called "tueys"....never forget the intensity.The GOOD OL DAYS.teach your kids what REAL music is......PEACE
Yes indeed. Some of the best shows in the early 70's was Foghat at the Hershey Park Arena, They blew everyone off the stage. RIP Lonesome Dave the Rod.
Still say this was one of the hardest rockin' bands of all time, Yes, I saw them live back in the '70s and still have some hearing loss from it, I think concert tickets were about eight or ten bucks back then.
@don8522 Kind of a trick question that one, I had to look on Wikipedia: "Honey Hush", written by Big Joe Turner (although he assigned the rights to his wife, Lou Willie Turner), was recorded in May 1953 in New Orleans. "Train Kept A-Rollin" is a song written by Tiny Bradshaw, Howard Kay, and Lois Mann. Bradshaw first recorded the song as a jump blues in 1951[1]. "Train Kept A-Rollin'"
Single by Johnny Burnette and the Rock and Roll Trio
Eahh un clásico para conocedores del buen rock de los70s. pregunto si habrá videos del albúm en vivo del 77 acetato que aun guardo en mi colección. D ser asi por favor cuelguen videos de este grupo
@zzerovisibility I used to hike 12 miles home from school just to hear Foghat Live alone at maximum volume. Man I blew up at least 3pair of Panasonic Thrusters on Foghat Live. I was in third grade and Foghat was in its prime. Damn they was bad ass live!!
I remember seeing TV commercials for upcoming Foghat concerts at 10,000 seat venues in the late 1970's. Foghat Live was my very first album and still one of the 10 best live albums ever. I saw the band at Hammerjacks in Baltimore (then largest club on the East Coast, held ~1200) in late '89 or early '90. Five middle-aged, exhausted-looking and sounding guys looking like they needed a long stay in rehab played for a crowd of about 25, 1000 under the club's capacity. It was really, really sad
Saw the original line up in the 90's at a country bar in Houston (midnite rodeo or something) on a Sunday night with about 30 other die hard Foghat fans and they rocked that place like they were playing a stadium. Awesome! Awesome! Awesome!
These guys wrote and played the soundtrack to my life during the 70's.
This is a killer song & a killer clip! Thanks for posting!
Still Blows me away at the age of 55.High ENERGY FUCK OFF MUSIC that Rates amongst the very best in ROCK N ROLL. Where is the Delorean Marty? We need to get back to the SEVENTIES...
My 10th grade year and was turned on to the GREATEST rock band in history. God bless you and may you rest in peace LoDave and Rod the bottle Price. looking forward to 7/16/11 when the current band is in Atlanta.
Foghat with Lonesome Dave Peverett and Rod Price and Tony Stevens and Roger Earl are simply the best band ever. Period. End of story. Done deal. Closeout sale. Everything reduced. Buy it. Bye!
Luv seein' a young Rod Price on lead, too, huh? I wished I woulda learned to play more than the broom or air guitar - I would want to be just as precise as Rod...
We love you, Cleveland. We love you, Kansas City. I miss bands that said stuff like this onstage and rocked like this on stage. Now bands act like they're inconvenienced having to play, and they aren't even good players.
@mikedonn71 Ya, No SH*T, huh? As if it's not bad enough for us to deal with the current ticket prices, they ARE inconvenienced by having to play. I just wished we had the Rock & Roll Outlaws jet. Can you imagine?
Believe me- I've been playing the blues over 45 years.
Seminole Jackson - on Youtube with Dixie Blues, Vintage Boogie, Midnight Suns.
P.S. Love the Foghat's rocked out electric blues, also love the older versions- Johnny Burnett's Honey Hush, Muddy Waters' I just Wanna Make Love to You, and on and on.
Both 'ripped' off the Yardbirds. This was their song. Both did covers. What is wrong with that. I have seen the original Foghat and Aerosmith in the 70s. I love Foghat, but they can't hold a candle to Aerosmith.
@mizzou79tiger Foghat and the Yardbirds (check the name these cats chose for their band!) were big fans of the Blues...one of their favorites was Big Joe Turner...he wrote Honey Hush, Foghat's treatment was their tribute to Big Joe, but keeping the boogie rockin' tradition.
Train Kept a Rolling goes back to Jeff Beck when he was with the Yardbirds, he got from an old blues baseline and sped it up. I've always preferred the Foghat of the pre-Slow Ride days.
@northwi60 Beck got it from Johnny Burnette and the Rock and Roll trio- a legendary pioneering Rockabilly band from Memphis. They recorded a cover of Honey Hush and Train Kept a Rollin in a Rockabilly style-and that the version all the English bands were covering.
When I heard Train Kept a Rollin by Aerosmith right away I thought "man they ripped off Foghat Honey Hush- a complete copy of this riff. RIP Lonesome Dave!
@BillGtrMan Thats because both songs were covered by Johnny Burnette and the Rock and Roll Trio in 1956. They were the ones to use the distorted guitar riff first on their Rockabilly recordings first, by guitarist Paul Burlison. Search YouTube for Johnny Burnette Train Kept A Rollin or Honey Hush.
I love all these bands, but Zeppelin did do more than its share of borrowing, yeah everybody borrows and plays the same chords but train kept a rolling is all over this one, great band with great songs, dont get me wrong, ( Ri.I.P., Lonesome Dave savoy brown, he's friggin legendary) AC/DC borrows pletny of chords, all three or four sometimes five chords but it is definitely unique AC/DC you hear in their songs, I guess its how you arrange those borrowed influences eh?
@bareknuckles2u i saw foghat in 1978 when they were doing the stoneb lue tour at the philly spectrum in philly. they are tearing that down now by the way.
Energized!!! When they were touring they Packed Arenas, Best LIVE Rock Band saw 'em 4 or 5 times in my youth. Awesome post! RIP "Lonesome" Dave and Rod "The Bottle"
Honey Hush was totally Foghat. Yardbirds did Train Kept A Rollin along with Aerosmith. All good versions. Yardbirds have two versions by the way. I have both.
@stargazer2756 Both Honey Hush and Train kept A Rollin sound similar because they are both covers of The Johnny Burnette and the Rock and Roll Trio's version form 1956.
The heavy guitar riffs are from rockabilly guitarist Paul Burlison.
I Think ...LOL thats the Key... I think this is amazing Music.....I read all the comments.. My First Album I ever Owned was Foghat Live... guess I missed the buss ...
I played FogHat Live On a...... Plastic... Kids ....Show and tell...... if any of you remember what that was... fun times...
@phonedoug Energized.....a record missing in action in my collection,,,,but Foghat Live , the old one, is in my opinion one of the five best rockn roll records ever made . a great band back then
Aerosmith attributed it to Tiny Bradshaw ... Foghat to Big Joe Tuner. Johnny Burnette released it as both Train Kept a Rollin / Honey Hush in 1956 or Coral. No matter it is the same tune ... and stellar. The Yardbirds made it famous in the mid 60's.
I was 15, there at the Knoxville Civic arena and without my parents permission in 73. I hated it because I couldn't tell them how great the band was or how Elvis had been outdone by Lonesome DAVE. SHAME on them. Whats more important?
@alphaanimator I think Jeff Beck did that song before Aerosmith and the playing of that riff at the opening was probably a homage to it. JMHO of course.
I remember blasting this song (on my 8 track) in my '76 Camaro (on the interstate)coming home from an "all nighter"...Great "cruising" song!!!!!! Fond memories...Wish they had a "Wild Cerry" song posted ?..Oh well...
Any Foghat music is good lovin', rockers. BTW-one can buy some live Foghat on DVD. It's called 2002-2004 Official Foghat Bootleg DVD. It is the new lineup with Bryan Bassett on lead and slide guitar, and Charlie Huhn (Ted Nugent, Humble Pie, Victory) on vocals and guitar. Tony Stevens is on bass on the DVD and original Foghat drummer Roger Earl is on the drums, of course. It is worth buying, several interviews are included and of course lots of great Foghat shows are on it. It's good rockin'!
there's no doubt the`beat' they had going was HOT,,in fact that's why we'all enjoy their music from this time period,,,i love it all,(give it all to me You-Tube!),,but Foghat,well they earned their place on my plate with the early stuff as well as the late reunion tours,and i'd go see the band today,he!! yeah! FOGHAT GIRL!
This is for 17 year old white virgin boys, who have never had a girlfriend !
Want real draught beer, rather than Budweiser or Schlitz ? Go see Big Joe Turner.
Want something stronger - say, real neat bourbon ? Then unleash The Johnny Burnette Rock 'n' Roll Trio, hang on for dear life & pray that you haven't woken up the Prince of Darkness himself ! Now that guitar player really did sell his soul at the crossroads ! Insane hot bopz !
I never had the pleasure of seeing this lineup in concert... but, I did get to see a different lineup including Lonesome Dave, Roger Preverett and a couple of other guys of whom I'm really not sure.... and they kicked major ASS!!! Dallas, Texas in the late 90's.. at Fair Park. Bad asses deluxxx!!!!!
Wow I can't believe no one has responded...you're right. I've been sayin' it for years without much agreement from others for some reason. But both songs ROCK.
@MrMegaFredzeppelin WRONG.....TKaR and HH are two different (yet remarkably similar) tracks. There are versions of both on YouTube that go back way before The Yardbirds were formed.
Check your facts...Aerosmith cover'd TKR in 1974,(Get You Wings)...key word is COVER'D......Honey Hush,(basicaly the same tune) was Foghat's version in 1973.
Both are cover versions of an old Johnny Burnette tune.
Actually, you're both wrong. The Yardbirds did cover this song, before Aerosmith did it, but neither band wrote it. It's an old song from the 1950s by Big Joe Turner. The main riff of the song is widely used, and shows up in dozens of old blues songs, at varying tempos. It's not a "rip off" by any means, unless you want to say that old-time blues singers were all ripping each other off.
Train Kept A-Rollin" is a song written by Tiny Bradshaw. Bradshaw first recorded the song in 1951. Johnny Burnette and his trio recorde a rock'n'roll version in 1956. The Trio's version, considered a rockabilly classic, is an upbeat, high energy version of the original, with lead guitarist Paul Burlison playing what many consider to be the first introduction of the contemporary fuzz tone guitar sound.
Train Kept A-Rollin" is a song written by Tiny Bradshaw. Bradshaw first recorded the song in 1951. Johnny Burnette and his trio recorde a rock'n'roll version in 1956. The Trio's version, considered a rockabilly classic, is an upbeat, high energy version of the original, with lead guitarist Paul Burlison playing what many consider to be the first introduction of the contemporary fuzz tone guitar.
@bucky468 It does have a riff that is somewhat like that of "Train Kept A Rollin" and perhaps, the Yardbirds have very well figured it out however, thats all they could do.. figure it out and realize it's existence as being that the Yardbirds didn't write "Train" there nothing they could ever do in the way of a lawsuit.
In fact, I'm really not sure just how much a song needs to seem "stolen" before a band or whomever has the right to take legal action. George Harrison was sued by the Chiffons.
@knowMusicMan What I mean by "totally different".. is that it's a totally different song. It is it's own song. Obviously, they both have similarities.
Two different songs in each of their own right. :-)
@knowMusicMan No need to apologize.. we all make mistakes. Totally different songs. One is entitled "Train Kept A Rollin".. and the other is entitled "Honey Hush".... 2 ENTIRELY DIFFERENT SONGS!
@margovallen Well, margovallen —of course, you are right but, ya gotta forgive that one —yes? —I mean, c'mon —With the signature "Train Kept a Rollin'" central to this tune, it's almost surprising they weren't sued for plagiarism...
that groove for a solo from 1:20-1:42 is one of the best ever.
mmttomb3 1 week ago
One of the best solo grooves ever!!!
mmttomb3 1 week ago
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mmttomb3 1 week ago
i still blast this song from Foghat Live in my car with 1000the watts so I can hear it! one of my favorite jams to this day! The Foghat Live version has the sickest slide solo of all time! We'll see ya guys in the afterlife!
steven09566 3 weeks ago
@higuy1313 that's sad, but thats where Spinal Tap came up with the Jazz/Blues jam in front of 25 or so in the movie!
steven09566 3 weeks ago
@rebelnightrider...... yes, 2011 minus 1973 is 48, just as 50 minus 12 is 48. You are obviously an outstanding maths genius, so please let me know what you would like to call your amazing theorem ("The 48 Theorem" perhaps?) and I will duly inform the maths world.
MrAttPatt 1 month ago 2
@MrAttPatt haha yeah 50 minus 12 is definetly 48
TheDiscretion2011 3 weeks ago
thanks aerosmith for the song train kept a runnin
kingmufoshit 1 month ago
Foghat, one of the most inspiring influential bands of our time!
Rest in Peace Dave, Thanks for all you gave!
Fastfoot88 1 month ago
1975 Kiel Auditorium in St.Louis. They rocked the roof off the place. The Sensational Alex Harvey Band opened.
tonigrl1 1 month ago
my brother did lights/smoke for bands in tri-state area/ny,nj,conn. in 70'swe worked for them whenever they played rock clubs in that area.They MELTED the paint off the walls.Best show in setauket NY, club called "tueys"....never forget the intensity.The GOOD OL DAYS.teach your kids what REAL music is......PEACE
ikoiko2631 2 months ago
Yes indeed. Some of the best shows in the early 70's was Foghat at the Hershey Park Arena, They blew everyone off the stage. RIP Lonesome Dave the Rod.
PaBasser 2 months ago
Still say this was one of the hardest rockin' bands of all time, Yes, I saw them live back in the '70s and still have some hearing loss from it, I think concert tickets were about eight or ten bucks back then.
djburkh 2 months ago
saw theme 3rd row center with Triumph '82-'83, in CHI-TOWN!!!!!!!
wpo1966 2 months ago
i was 12 years old when this come out now i am 50 !!
rebelnightrider 2 months ago
This song brings back some partying days, I'm tellin ya!!!
RiverRat99 3 months ago in playlist More videos from birkenheaderky
Interesting. There were a lot of old blues songs that were redone by rockers like Aerosmith ,Foghat, etc., back in the 60's and 70's.
Also, suprised someone didn't get sued over the other. They sound a lot alike. RE: George Harrison-My Sweet Lord and He's So Fine by the Chiffons.
don8522 3 months ago
This almost makes me feel 16 again!! What a great clip. Sad to hear about Rod. Rest in peace man.
kevman1ification 4 months ago
I knew Dave Preverett had passed. So Rod Price did too?
Also, which came first, Honey Hush or Train Kept A Rollin?
don8522 4 months ago
@don8522 Kind of a trick question that one, I had to look on Wikipedia: "Honey Hush", written by Big Joe Turner (although he assigned the rights to his wife, Lou Willie Turner), was recorded in May 1953 in New Orleans. "Train Kept A-Rollin" is a song written by Tiny Bradshaw, Howard Kay, and Lois Mann. Bradshaw first recorded the song as a jump blues in 1951[1]. "Train Kept A-Rollin'"
Single by Johnny Burnette and the Rock and Roll Trio
B-side "Honey Hush"
Released 1956.
clintonearlwalker 3 months ago
One of the hardest rocking bands to ever walk on planet Earth!!
thumbsaloft 4 months ago
Eahh un clásico para conocedores del buen rock de los70s. pregunto si habrá videos del albúm en vivo del 77 acetato que aun guardo en mi colección. D ser asi por favor cuelguen videos de este grupo
felipeblues 4 months ago
Wow! Better than I remembered it!
Thanks for posting!
blandmobile 4 months ago
There's a special place reserved in Heaven for good men like Dave Peverett and Rod Price! Thanks for sharing, birkenheaderky!
tallpaul881 4 months ago
AIO SILVER HAEUAHEUAHEUAHEUAHEUAHEU
headbenze 4 months ago
I heard Foghat live once at a friends house and was blown away!! I ran right out and bought it!!
zzerovisibility 5 months ago
@zzerovisibility I used to hike 12 miles home from school just to hear Foghat Live alone at maximum volume. Man I blew up at least 3pair of Panasonic Thrusters on Foghat Live. I was in third grade and Foghat was in its prime. Damn they was bad ass live!!
Tarten46 4 months ago
I remember seeing TV commercials for upcoming Foghat concerts at 10,000 seat venues in the late 1970's. Foghat Live was my very first album and still one of the 10 best live albums ever. I saw the band at Hammerjacks in Baltimore (then largest club on the East Coast, held ~1200) in late '89 or early '90. Five middle-aged, exhausted-looking and sounding guys looking like they needed a long stay in rehab played for a crowd of about 25, 1000 under the club's capacity. It was really, really sad
higuy1313 5 months ago
this and Wild Cherry were always great live stompers
caesarydi 5 months ago
Saw the original line up in the 90's at a country bar in Houston (midnite rodeo or something) on a Sunday night with about 30 other die hard Foghat fans and they rocked that place like they were playing a stadium. Awesome! Awesome! Awesome!
These guys wrote and played the soundtrack to my life during the 70's.
This is a killer song & a killer clip! Thanks for posting!
wathen004 5 months ago
@wathen004
Wow what an experience, that's pretty much like every music fan's dream.
somatder 5 months ago
a tres pendejos no les gusta la buena musica jajaja
angeloflimbo 6 months ago
This can't be beat by anyone, from any era. Period. Done deal.
bwho 6 months ago
Still Blows me away at the age of 55.High ENERGY FUCK OFF MUSIC that Rates amongst the very best in ROCK N ROLL. Where is the Delorean Marty? We need to get back to the SEVENTIES...
nicistyx 7 months ago 2
train keep a rollin all night long !!
johnhadda 7 months ago
My 10th grade year and was turned on to the GREATEST rock band in history. God bless you and may you rest in peace LoDave and Rod the bottle Price. looking forward to 7/16/11 when the current band is in Atlanta.
GaStinger2005 7 months ago
Did Rod The Bottle kill? Or what? What an absolute head banger.
RoeserFan2 7 months ago
Foghat with Lonesome Dave Peverett and Rod Price and Tony Stevens and Roger Earl are simply the best band ever. Period. End of story. Done deal. Closeout sale. Everything reduced. Buy it. Bye!
bwho 8 months ago
Train kept a rollin ?
thrasher12251969 8 months ago
I'll never forget Dave and Rod!
mcleanartists 8 months ago
@mcleanartists Two of the Best
DiBiasehere 8 months ago
Civic Arena in Pittsburgh... 1973... Lonesome Dave and the boys... what a fogged memory, but a great one
dbcoll1957 9 months ago
Luv seein' a young Rod Price on lead, too, huh? I wished I woulda learned to play more than the broom or air guitar - I would want to be just as precise as Rod...
ChuckieInMT 9 months ago
We love you, Cleveland. We love you, Kansas City. I miss bands that said stuff like this onstage and rocked like this on stage. Now bands act like they're inconvenienced having to play, and they aren't even good players.
mikedonn71 9 months ago
@mikedonn71 Ya, No SH*T, huh? As if it's not bad enough for us to deal with the current ticket prices, they ARE inconvenienced by having to play. I just wished we had the Rock & Roll Outlaws jet. Can you imagine?
ChuckieInMT 9 months ago
awesome! too bad ya don't have Wild Cherry live
caesarydi 9 months ago
You can not make judgement unless you went to a 1973 Foghat concert.
They were Foghat. No one else was.
Road fever, home in my hand, and ride ride ride weren't just a song name to Lonesome Dave and the boys
RIP.
Now it is just Foghurt.
notahemi 9 months ago
who what when. it dont matter, just turn this gem up till the neighbors ears bleed. man this smokes
Tarten46 9 months ago
Kids, Do your homework!
There's nothing new under the Sun!
Believe me- I've been playing the blues over 45 years.
Seminole Jackson - on Youtube with Dixie Blues, Vintage Boogie, Midnight Suns.
P.S. Love the Foghat's rocked out electric blues, also love the older versions- Johnny Burnett's Honey Hush, Muddy Waters' I just Wanna Make Love to You, and on and on.
Surf the 'tube for 'em!
bdixieblue 9 months ago
Foghat is simply 7 trillion times the band Aerosmith is. I can go ta bed ta-night knowing this is both true and right.
bwho 10 months ago
Both 'ripped' off the Yardbirds. This was their song. Both did covers. What is wrong with that. I have seen the original Foghat and Aerosmith in the 70s. I love Foghat, but they can't hold a candle to Aerosmith.
mizzou79tiger 10 months ago
@mizzou79tiger Foghat and the Yardbirds (check the name these cats chose for their band!) were big fans of the Blues...one of their favorites was Big Joe Turner...he wrote Honey Hush, Foghat's treatment was their tribute to Big Joe, but keeping the boogie rockin' tradition.
RAMBR0 9 months ago
Foghat rocked the 70s we were all fools for the city, Aerosmith ripped off Foghats style of riffs for their version of train kept a rolling.
57Greggmak 10 months ago
this tune rocks almost as much as daves glittery suit
couch63 10 months ago
The best band slide rock of the world.Pena que Dave Lonesome Peverett died.
this is a big moment of the live rock.alfredo
Alfredo1Martins 10 months ago
Train Kept a Rolling goes back to Jeff Beck when he was with the Yardbirds, he got from an old blues baseline and sped it up. I've always preferred the Foghat of the pre-Slow Ride days.
northwi60 10 months ago
@northwi60 Beck got it from Johnny Burnette and the Rock and Roll trio- a legendary pioneering Rockabilly band from Memphis. They recorded a cover of Honey Hush and Train Kept a Rollin in a Rockabilly style-and that the version all the English bands were covering.
rbound827 10 months ago
That Foghat rhythm section rocks da house!
bwho 10 months ago
train kept a rollin?
Parosa55 10 months ago
Amazing Band...My 1st Foghat album was actually an 8-track of Rock'nRoll Outlaws...
Anyone find Bluespruce Woman on video...?
jordan390a 11 months ago
WTFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFF
lukemann100 11 months ago
When I heard Train Kept a Rollin by Aerosmith right away I thought "man they ripped off Foghat Honey Hush- a complete copy of this riff. RIP Lonesome Dave!
BillGtrMan 11 months ago
@BillGtrMan this song is totally ripped off the yardbirds just to let u know....
LDZPLEN 11 months ago
@BillGtrMan Thats because both songs were covered by Johnny Burnette and the Rock and Roll Trio in 1956. They were the ones to use the distorted guitar riff first on their Rockabilly recordings first, by guitarist Paul Burlison. Search YouTube for Johnny Burnette Train Kept A Rollin or Honey Hush.
rbound827 10 months ago
puro hard blues!
aletutyful 11 months ago
I love all these bands, but Zeppelin did do more than its share of borrowing, yeah everybody borrows and plays the same chords but train kept a rolling is all over this one, great band with great songs, dont get me wrong, ( Ri.I.P., Lonesome Dave savoy brown, he's friggin legendary) AC/DC borrows pletny of chords, all three or four sometimes five chords but it is definitely unique AC/DC you hear in their songs, I guess its how you arrange those borrowed influences eh?
TheLowerider 11 months ago
Woah, awesome! That guy is a fantastic guitar player!
bareknuckles2u 11 months ago
@bareknuckles2u his name is rod price
jokerjunior2 11 months ago
@jokerjunior2 Thanks, buddy. Yah, that is who I was refering to. He was great wasn't he? It's too bad he died.
bareknuckles2u 11 months ago
@bareknuckles2u i think the singer died to of cancer a few years back.
jokerjunior2 11 months ago
@jokerjunior2 You're right, what a shame...
bareknuckles2u 11 months ago
@bareknuckles2u i saw foghat in 1978 when they were doing the stoneb lue tour at the philly spectrum in philly. they are tearing that down now by the way.
jokerjunior2 11 months ago
Ok! All of us that can remember back that far, love Foghat.
weiss1432 11 months ago
You have more this concert?
txpablofry 1 year ago
People are ignorant.... turned stupid. Uuuuuh!
margovallen 1 year ago
This is real rock and roll, something the bands today don't know anything about, and they definitely can't play it!
thumbsaloft 1 year ago
As they should own this tune, legally, because musically they totally own it!
bwho 1 year ago
Foghat owns this tune, a gift from Burnette. What ever happened to Rock and Roll?
wisecrackofdawn 1 year ago
Saw Foghat 1/2 dozen times in the 70's, always a great show. Loved Rod, he was a beast...
oeddie99 1 year ago
Energized!!! When they were touring they Packed Arenas, Best LIVE Rock Band saw 'em 4 or 5 times in my youth. Awesome post! RIP "Lonesome" Dave and Rod "The Bottle"
marijuananewschannel 1 year ago
Honey Hush was totally Foghat. Yardbirds did Train Kept A Rollin along with Aerosmith. All good versions. Yardbirds have two versions by the way. I have both.
stargazer2756 1 year ago
@stargazer2756 Both Honey Hush and Train kept A Rollin sound similar because they are both covers of The Johnny Burnette and the Rock and Roll Trio's version form 1956.
The heavy guitar riffs are from rockabilly guitarist Paul Burlison.
rbound827 1 year ago
Luv to see a young Rod jam on his axe!!! Sweet!!!
Time to grab the jet -
ChuckieInMT 1 year ago
Luv to see a young Rod jam on his axe!!! Sweet!!!
ChuckieInMT 1 year ago
We miss you Lonesome Dave!
grandpadewey 1 year ago
I Think ...LOL thats the Key... I think this is amazing Music.....I read all the comments.. My First Album I ever Owned was Foghat Live... guess I missed the buss ...
I played FogHat Live On a...... Plastic... Kids ....Show and tell...... if any of you remember what that was... fun times...
tucsonazrick 1 year ago
Yardbirds originally came up with Train Kept-A Rollin way before this song.
lewisduncan93 1 year ago
@lewisduncan93 Jonny Burnette shaped Train Kept-A-Rollin AND Honey Hush in 1956. It's definitely worth listening!
baracatjr 1 year ago
If you like Foghat, then check out the Savoy Brown anthology. It has some tracks Lonesome Dave recorded when he was in that band.
grandpadewey 1 year ago
Terrible quality video.
parsonsclubmarket 1 year ago
To DonsonDK: You must pick up the album/CD "Energized" again if it's MIA. It should be in everyone's collection. Take care.
phonedoug 1 year ago
Ah yes. The wildest record ever made" Energized" by FOGHAT. You COULDN'T play this album at low volume. Impossible!
phonedoug 1 year ago
@phonedoug Energized.....a record missing in action in my collection,,,,but Foghat Live , the old one, is in my opinion one of the five best rockn roll records ever made . a great band back then
DonsonDK 1 year ago
Great video!
Ms70sFlowerchild 1 year ago
foghat back in the day, it didn't get much better than that.
micheal2009able 1 year ago
great tune. this song was also covered by the New York band RIOT on the RIOT live cd, it is also a kick ass version. thanks for the video.
lurchodurcho 1 year ago
Their 70's Live album sounds so huge. It's so full of sound, a wall! Wish i had see them around that period.
moewius 1 year ago
he got 1 rythm for all her song or what train its the same song the solo was cool but that it
danval069 1 year ago
There are many men and women in their late 30's and early 40's that were conceived at kegger parties while some garage band played this song!
AskWhyNow2day 1 year ago
The days when rock n rollers could be rock n rollers!!!!
vulture3112 1 year ago
Johnny Burnette on Coral records. 1956.
hvymetaltaz 1 year ago
Aerosmith attributed it to Tiny Bradshaw ... Foghat to Big Joe Tuner. Johnny Burnette released it as both Train Kept a Rollin / Honey Hush in 1956 or Coral. No matter it is the same tune ... and stellar. The Yardbirds made it famous in the mid 60's.
hvymetaltaz 1 year ago
Train Kept a Rollin and Honey Hush is the same song.
hvymetaltaz 1 year ago
It's the same riff as aerosmith
Layneiac 1 year ago
It,s the same riff as aerosmith
Layneiac 1 year ago
This is da shit !
atomicplayboy4u 1 year ago
@atomicplayboy4u This is what? These guys gave their lives to rockn roll, and we loved them, keep away
DonsonDK 1 year ago
@DonsonDK old man that is a compliment LOL
atomicplayboy4u 1 year ago
@atomicplayboy4u What do you mean? LOL
DonsonDK 1 year ago
They kept the( FM ) in the production,not many commercials,
Midnight special was like AM.
they sped up the bands so( shit) could be put in the middle!
Tomcaatt 1 year ago
the midnight special was ok,
As long as IN CONCERT wasnt on!
Wheres the rest of this show?
Tomcaatt 1 year ago
These guys are so underrated, one of the hardest rocking bands to ever walk the face of the Earth!
thumbsaloft 1 year ago
I was 15, there at the Knoxville Civic arena and without my parents permission in 73. I hated it because I couldn't tell them how great the band was or how Elvis had been outdone by Lonesome DAVE. SHAME on them. Whats more important?
thebabyfish 1 year ago
@thebabyfish I was the same age and saw them the same year at Roanoke, Va Civic Center. Peter Frampton was the opening act.
country24605 1 year ago
hi-yo, hi-yo silver!!!!!!!!!!!!
ELMAKIRETURNS 1 year ago
Wow the memories come rushing back, I listened and watched this with an ear to ear grin, ah the good old days
mrstenify 1 year ago
Aerosmith obviously took a bite out of this song...Lol!
alphaanimator 1 year ago
@alphaanimator I think Jeff Beck did that song before Aerosmith and the playing of that riff at the opening was probably a homage to it. JMHO of course.
HonkIfYouLoveHonking 1 year ago
This is how you ROCK!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
snatchsour 1 year ago
hOLY CRAP !!!!!!!!!!
atomicplayboy4u 1 year ago
...yeah...nice song...a little too bit similar to "Train kept a rollin'",,;-)
beyondtheveilofdeath 1 year ago
The 70s was the best decade for music
jfk261 1 year ago 14
@jfk261 YEAH!!!
peeb55 1 year ago
@jfk261
60's & 70's !!!
ELMAKIRETURNS 1 year ago
@jfk261 Definetly especially hard rock :)
atomicplayboy4u 1 year ago
real American Rock en roll,,,,,,Stand tall , Rockers we love you,,,,,,,
acemam1 1 year ago
I remember blasting this song (on my 8 track) in my '76 Camaro (on the interstate)coming home from an "all nighter"...Great "cruising" song!!!!!! Fond memories...Wish they had a "Wild Cerry" song posted ?..Oh well...
tippybuddysmokey 1 year ago
From the rockabilly classic by The Johnny Burnette Trio, who also created "The Train Kept A-Rollin'". Both songs made popular later by the Yardbirds.
robertlaberge 1 year ago
Any Foghat music is good lovin', rockers. BTW-one can buy some live Foghat on DVD. It's called 2002-2004 Official Foghat Bootleg DVD. It is the new lineup with Bryan Bassett on lead and slide guitar, and Charlie Huhn (Ted Nugent, Humble Pie, Victory) on vocals and guitar. Tony Stevens is on bass on the DVD and original Foghat drummer Roger Earl is on the drums, of course. It is worth buying, several interviews are included and of course lots of great Foghat shows are on it. It's good rockin'!
bwho 1 year ago
One Friggin amazing and catchy song
MADSEYR 1 year ago
there's no doubt the`beat' they had going was HOT,,in fact that's why we'all enjoy their music from this time period,,,i love it all,(give it all to me You-Tube!),,but Foghat,well they earned their place on my plate with the early stuff as well as the late reunion tours,and i'd go see the band today,he!! yeah! FOGHAT GIRL!
MrSteelhead2 1 year ago
These guys rocked the ca, cow palace back in 78 . the fog hat live tour , my frist consert ... dam good show !
kliphy10 1 year ago
saw these guys in Savannah,GA in 1976....no lazers, no explosions, no flash...they just went on stage and did what they did best....kicked f-ing ass
BigNuthin 1 year ago 2
@BigNuthin yea me too, they did kick ass
debzeppeliniv 1 year ago
This is for 17 year old white virgin boys, who have never had a girlfriend !
Want real draught beer, rather than Budweiser or Schlitz ? Go see Big Joe Turner.
Want something stronger - say, real neat bourbon ? Then unleash The Johnny Burnette Rock 'n' Roll Trio, hang on for dear life & pray that you haven't woken up the Prince of Darkness himself ! Now that guitar player really did sell his soul at the crossroads ! Insane hot bopz !
JSavic 1 year ago
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BigNuthin 1 year ago
We´d all like to thank The Johnny Burnette Rock 'n' Roll Trio fo coming up with the song, but the Foghat version is just electrifying and unbeatable.
vulture3112 1 year ago
@vulture3112 And the Rock and Roll Trio would probably like to thank Tiny Bradshaw, who actually did come up with the song . . .
EasyAce 1 year ago
I never had the pleasure of seeing this lineup in concert... but, I did get to see a different lineup including Lonesome Dave, Roger Preverett and a couple of other guys of whom I'm really not sure.... and they kicked major ASS!!! Dallas, Texas in the late 90's.. at Fair Park. Bad asses deluxxx!!!!!
margovallen 1 year ago
@margovallen I said "Roger Preverett"... his name is Roger Earl. Lonesome Dave's last name was 'Preverett'.... ooooops, sorry.. my bad :-)
margovallen 1 year ago
@margovallen IT IS OKAY...I SAID THE SAME THING!!!
exgroupiefromelmont1 1 year ago
@exgroupiefromelmont1 LOL!
margovallen 1 year ago
Saw Lonesome Dave and the boys three times at the Pittsburgh Civic Arena back in the day... one of the best live bands ever
dbcoll1957 1 year ago
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Having seen Foghat live countless times in the early 70's, I can honestly say they Kiced Ass... ROCK and ROLL!!!
davidh2136 1 year ago
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davidh2136 1 year ago
Excellent!! Foghat kicked ASS!!
JackFlemingFan 1 year ago
rod price is the most unknown killer
lipiarskisteve 1 year ago
Actually a TOTAL rip off of the Yarbirds Train kept a rollin.
MrMegaFredzeppelin 1 year ago
@MrMegaFredzeppelin
Wow I can't believe no one has responded...you're right. I've been sayin' it for years without much agreement from others for some reason. But both songs ROCK.
g4340 1 year ago
@MrMegaFredzeppelin WRONG.....TKaR and HH are two different (yet remarkably similar) tracks. There are versions of both on YouTube that go back way before The Yardbirds were formed.
scrabble58 1 year ago
Check your facts...Aerosmith cover'd TKR in 1974,(Get You Wings)...key word is COVER'D......Honey Hush,(basicaly the same tune) was Foghat's version in 1973.
Both are cover versions of an old Johnny Burnette tune.
Jimbo470 1 year ago
Actually, you're both wrong. The Yardbirds did cover this song, before Aerosmith did it, but neither band wrote it. It's an old song from the 1950s by Big Joe Turner. The main riff of the song is widely used, and shows up in dozens of old blues songs, at varying tempos. It's not a "rip off" by any means, unless you want to say that old-time blues singers were all ripping each other off.
MacCrab 1 year ago
@MacCrab Aerosmith NEVER covered this tune. You're thinking of "Train Kept-A Rollin'".. which is a totally different tune.
margovallen 1 year ago 7
@margovallen you are correct
BigNuthin 1 year ago
@margovallen The structure of this song IS "Train Kept A Rollin""....
hangingrock57 1 year ago
@hangingrock57 Well, the structure of "My Sweet Lord" by George Harrison is that of
"He's So Fine" by the Chiffons.... but, that hardly makes it that song, now does it?
Have a nice day :-)
margovallen 1 year ago
@margovallen It does sound similar especially the opening.
HonkIfYouLoveHonking 1 year ago
@margovallen But Aerosmith covered Train Kept A Rollin because they got it from the Yardbirds.
guitarconasor 1 year ago
@guitarconasor That is correct :-)
margovallen 1 year ago
@guitarconasor
Train Kept A-Rollin" is a song written by Tiny Bradshaw. Bradshaw first recorded the song in 1951. Johnny Burnette and his trio recorde a rock'n'roll version in 1956. The Trio's version, considered a rockabilly classic, is an upbeat, high energy version of the original, with lead guitarist Paul Burlison playing what many consider to be the first introduction of the contemporary fuzz tone guitar sound.
jgnov99 1 year ago
@jgnov99 Thanks for the wikipedia update.
guitarconasor 1 year ago
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@guitarconasor
Train Kept A-Rollin" is a song written by Tiny Bradshaw. Bradshaw first recorded the song in 1951. Johnny Burnette and his trio recorde a rock'n'roll version in 1956. The Trio's version, considered a rockabilly classic, is an upbeat, high energy version of the original, with lead guitarist Paul Burlison playing what many consider to be the first introduction of the contemporary fuzz tone guitar.
jgnov99 1 year ago
@margovallen similar music diffterent lyrics
LARRYFECTEAU 1 year ago
@LARRYFECTEAU Exactly the same.. only different.. haha!
margovallen 1 year ago
@margovallen Sounds quite a bit like "Train Kept A Rollin" to me. Wonder if the Yardbirds ever figured this out. Still good song regardless.
bucky468 1 year ago
@bucky468 It does have a riff that is somewhat like that of "Train Kept A Rollin" and perhaps, the Yardbirds have very well figured it out however, thats all they could do.. figure it out and realize it's existence as being that the Yardbirds didn't write "Train" there nothing they could ever do in the way of a lawsuit.
In fact, I'm really not sure just how much a song needs to seem "stolen" before a band or whomever has the right to take legal action. George Harrison was sued by the Chiffons.
margovallen 1 year ago
@bucky468 IT SURE DOES...SOUNDS LIKE THE YARDBIRDS TIME WARPED UP ABOUT 11 YEARS OR SO..BUT IT STILL GOOD, ME STILL LOVE!!
exgroupiefromelmont1 1 year ago
@margovallen same chord progression easy to confuse!
richyrollins 1 year ago
@margovallen sorry, not totally different, similiar on the music side but different lyrics,
cheers.........
knowMusicMan 1 year ago
@knowMusicMan What I mean by "totally different".. is that it's a totally different song. It is it's own song. Obviously, they both have similarities.
Two different songs in each of their own right. :-)
margovallen 1 year ago
@knowMusicMan No need to apologize.. we all make mistakes. Totally different songs. One is entitled "Train Kept A Rollin".. and the other is entitled "Honey Hush".... 2 ENTIRELY DIFFERENT SONGS!
Have a good day.
margovallen 1 year ago
@margovallen Well, margovallen —of course, you are right but, ya gotta forgive that one —yes? —I mean, c'mon —With the signature "Train Kept a Rollin'" central to this tune, it's almost surprising they weren't sued for plagiarism...
AwaTu 11 months ago