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The "Foghat" LP (1972) was produced by Dave Edmunds, whose idiosyncratic style in the studio can be heard throughout the album. "Dave was very much into early Elvis and the Sun Records thing," Peverett recalls. "I loved the phasing effects he got on the vocals. He wasn't scared to try off-the-wall sound ideas."
Foghat's eponymously titled first LP reached #127 on the U.S. album charts, with the single "I Just Want To Make Love To You" gaining them a bit of radio attention. The band quickly followed this up by recording and releasing "What A Shame," which crept up to #82. Produced by Edmunds, "What A Shame" would later be included in remixed form on their second album, "Foghat" (aka "Rock & Roll").
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 1. I Just Want To Make Love To You. |
| 2. Trouble, Trouble |
| 3. Leavin' Again (Again!) |
| 4. Fool's Hall Of Fame |
| 5. Sarah Lee * |
| 6. Highway (Killing Me) |
| 7. Maybelline * |
| 8. A Hole To Hide In |
| 9. Gotta Get To Know You |
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Lonesome
Dave -
Vocals,
Guitar
Roger
Earl -
Drums
and
Percussion
Rod
Price -
Guitar & Slide
Tony
Stevens-
Bass & Harmony
Vocals
1972
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Bearsville
Records
Inc
Distributed
by
Warner
Brothers
Records
Inc.
Recorded
at Rockfield Studios, Monmouth
Produced & Mixed
by Dave Edmunds
(*
Mixed by Nick Jameson)
Engineered
by Kingsley Ward, Ralph Down
Photography
by Somerled McDonald
Coordinated
by Tony Outeda |
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