FOGHAT "Live" 2015 Reissue 180 Gram Vinyl LP AUTOGRAPHED BY DRUMMER ROGER EARL
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This beautiful 2015 reissue of Foghat's classic 1977 "Live" album on 180-gram vinyl is AUTOGRAPHED BY ORIGINAL DRUMMER ROGER EARL in silver paint pen. This is one of 50 Roger Earl autographed LPs that the issuing label Real Gone Music sold to the first 50 customers to order the reissue from its website. Real Gone Music reissued Foghat "Live" in March 2015. This limited edition includes a die-cut jacket and four-color inner sleeve.
The photos show the actual LP being auctioned. Since the LP was autographed, it is no longer sealed. The jacket is in near mint condition. Neither the inner sleeve nor the record has ever been removed from the jacket.
More about this reissue of Foghat "Live" from the Real Gone Music website:
Foghat "Live" is one of the greatest rock n roll live albums of all time, and one of the greatest rock n roll albums of the 70s, period. And it (deservedly) vaulted one of the best boogie bands ever to superstardom. But, even in this golden era of classic rock vinyl reissues, Foghat: Live has not seen its killer twin guitar jams recommitted to wax...until now! Real Gone Music is proud to bring this legendary live album back to vinyl where it belongs, with a limited-edition package that pulls no punches: 180-gram vinyl, with painstaking replications of the original die-cut jacket and of the 4-color cardboard inner Eurosleeve that peeks out through the die-cut. Peter Black s remastering and lacquer cutting brings out every note in such stomping songs as Honey Hush (taken at twice the speed of the studio version), Home in My Hand (check those a cappella harmonies), the big hit Fool for the City, Road Fever and, of course, the frenzied boogie favorites I Just Want to Make Love to You and Slow Ride. The quartet of guitarists Lonesome Dave Peverett and Rod Price, bassist Craig MacGregor and drummer Roger Earl were as tight as any rock band before or since 38 minutes of blues-rock bliss.
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