Permission To Jam: Live In New Orleans 1973 (RSD Exclusive) fg_Label_Pump House Records entering artistic maturity with passion

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Permission To Jam: Live In New Orleans 1973 (RSD Exclusive) fg_Label_Pump House Records entering artistic maturity with passionFoghat formed in 1971 in the UK and has achieved eight gold records, one platinum, and one double platinum record. "Permission To Jam: Live in New Orleans 1973" features all previously unreleased live material recorded over two shows at The Warehouse in New Orleans; with highlights from the two nights chosen by drummer, Roger Earl. This is the first live release from Foghat that features the band's early era, blues based material with heavy use of