I was just going back and intentionally listening to stuff I haven't played for years, and I realized that they may be one of the most under-appreciated bands in the history of Rock & Roll.  Most certainly one that should be listened to (or be seen) live instead of hearing their studio recordings, if possible.  Even with having recruited a female lead singer to replace the uber-genius Lowell George, they still are a pleasant band to listen too.

Anyone looking for a place to enter the Little Feat Arena, you may want to start with 'Hoy-Hoy, Let It Roll, or Waiting for Columbus' to get a decent over-view of their sound. 

Any other Little Feat fans out there?

who? what?

Jared wrote on Dec 27^th, 2007 at 9:44pm:


These young ones just don't know what good music is anymore!! 

To me good music ended around 1978 with some hopeful spurts along the way!!

And you young ones don't have to say it because my Wife tells me all the time that I'm an Old Fart!!!

They were terrific as long as Lowell was around... since then? Pleasant, yes, but not the same... 

I been warped by the rain, driven by the snow
I'm drunk and dirty don't ya know, and I'm still, willin'

Out on the road late at night, seen my pretty Alice in every head light
Alice
Dallas Alice