"Sonic Mojo," the first new studio album in seven years, offers exactly what the loyal FOGHAT fan base has come to expect from their favorite band.
From the first notes of their 1972 self-titled classic to their bombastic multi-platinum gem "Foghat Live" (1977) and 2016's slide guitar-drenched "Under The Influence" to their upcoming album "Sonic Mojo," FOGHAT has always been all about the music.
Music that is played loud. Music that is played live. Music that makes you want to move.
Three of the songs on "Sonic Mojo" have special meaning for Roger Earl, as they were co-written with Kim Simmonds, the man who helped Roger make his breakthrough as a member of Savoy Brown in 1967.
Sadly, Kim passed away shortly after writing these songs in December 2022.
On their new album, FOGHAT also tip their hats to legendary artists who came before them, such as Willie Dixon, B.B. King or Chuck Berry, among others, with some great cover versions.
Side A:
1. She's a Little Bit of Everything / 2. I Don't Appreciate You / 3. Mean Woman Blues ( / 4. Drivin' On / 5. Let Me Love You Baby / 6. How Many More Years
Side B:
1. Song for The Life / 2. Wish I'd Been There / 3. Time Slips Away / 4. Black Days & Blue Nights / 5. Promised Land
