
Foghat: Fool For The City - Album Of The Week Club review
Like a reverse Status Quo, Foghat played boogie blues but were ignored at home while becoming a rock radio staple in the US
Like a reverse Status Quo, Foghat played boogie blues but were ignored at home while becoming a rock radio staple in the US
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