The Dori Monson Show is on KIRO Newsradio (weekdays Noon-3). Regular listeners know that every Friday, Dori celebrates the weekend by starting the last hour of his show with Jim Carey’s famous quote ...

“The rhythm was a John Lee Hooker riff that we sort of straightened out. It wasn’t copied, it was inspired. You only get in trouble if you steal people’s melodies and words, as Led Zeppelin did. We ...

Is Foghat band's "Slow Ride" the sexiest song in the blues-rock genre? Good chance. Fans have long loved Foghat for that and other hits, including their version of Willie Dixon's (1954) "I Just Want ...

The members of Foghat were clearly born to boogie. Unfortunately, for the first few years of their existence, they seemed destined to do so for a cult-sized audience. Things started picking up for the ...

For Foghat’s Roger Earl, 2020 was a strange year. He was at home for the longest stretch in decades instead of being out on the road. “I got the vegetable garden working for a change,” he tells UCR, ...

When Roger Earl joins the Zoom call, it’s not in a typical fashion. Rather than being seated in front of the camera when it turns on, Earl instead comes into the frame with his face hanging upside ...

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Originally from England, Foghat certainly made an impression in the U.S. Known for incorporating the sound of slide guitar into their rock music, Foghat formed in 1971 in London after founding members ...

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Orlando – “It’s something that women did not do in the 70s, manage,” said Linda Arcello-Earl when asked how rare it was to hear of a female rock band manager on episode 21 of the Riff On This podcast.

Foghat co-founder Roger Earl was born in England but he doesn't waver when he says which country gave birth to popular music. “America is where music comes from," said Earl from his home on Long ...