Foghat " Live Blues Tribute New York 1978 "
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The special guests That Appear In The Concert:
Johnny Winter: Vocals, Guitar
Muddy Waters: Vocals, Guitar
Otis Blackwell: Vocals
Paul Butterfield: Vocals, Harmonica
Eddie Kirkland: Vocals, Guitar
John Lee Hooker: Vocals, Guitar
Dave Honey Boy Edwards: Vocals, Guitar
1–Foghat Sweet Home Chicago
2–Foghat It Hurts Me Too
3–Dave "Honeyboy" Edwards* My Baby's Gone
4–Eddie Kirkland Done Somebody Wrong
5–Eddie Kirkland Love Light
6–Paul Butterfield Shake Your Money Maker
7–John Lee Hooker Crawlin' King Snake
8–Otis Blackwell All Shook UP
9–Otis Blackwell Don't Be Cruel
10–Johnny Winter Last Night
11–Muddy Waters (I'm Your) Hoochie Coochie Man
12–Muddy Waters I Just Want To Make Love To You
Great, classic blues and R&B artists – from Muddy Waters to Paul Butterfield to Otis Blackwell – join the landmark British rock band Foghat for a one-night show in New York's fabled Palladium in 1978. Foghat (known for big hits like "1970's Slow Ride") opens with his searing, proto-metal blues brand, on Robert Johnson's "Sweet Home Chicago" and Elmore James's "It Hurts Me Too." Dave 'Honeyboy' Edwards, Eddie 'Bluesman' Kirkland, John Lee Hooker, and Otis Blackwell give a primer on roots blues bass. Then U.S. revivalists Paul Butterfield and Johnny Winter blow the doors off. And the amazing muddy water brings the house down with 'Hoochie Coochie Man' – with the whole set coming together for a powerful, throbbing 'I Just want to Make Love To You'. Blues at its best – and a night to remember.
