First of all, hello! Every time I make a podcast about Little Feat my goal is to turn just one person into these guys! If you were off to a desert island and you could only bring 5 Little Feat Songs…. What would you pick. I recently tried this and I’m now realizing I missed a few favourites like Trouble and Skin it Back. Here’s the episode and long live Little Feat. Greatest group that no one knows about. https://youtu.be/vO37KRKlsfE?si=Si9jAwqSu41V3f_M

The Tedeschi Trucks Band released their tour schedule through November. It included 6 shows with Little Feat in October. Their schedule only mentioned city, but Pollstar listed the venues shown. Mark your calendars!

Tickets on sale Friday

More of a top-notch NOLA bar band, but they were amazing live. I used to have some decent cassette recordings of live performances. I wish I’d kept those. Their records do not do them justice. There was a live tape scene, kinda like the Dead, but more local.

I never had the chance to see Lowell, but I fell in love with Waiting for Columbus in 1980. And then listened to every album they had put out.

I got a chance to see the rest of the band playing with the Grateful Dead a couple of times. One of my favorite bands of all time.

https://youtu.be/AJsy2ZCJmKM?si=WSQHE4S0tLy6IxmQ

Hey everyone,

I'm starting a Little Feat tribute band and would love to tap into the wisdom of this community. I've been listening to Little Feat for over a decade and absolutely love their music, but I want to make sure we capture their sound and vibe as authentically as possible.

Do you have any insider tips on:

• Must-hear live recordings
• Key aspects of their sound or performance style to focus on
• Any deep cuts or underrated gems that true fans would expect in a tribute setlist

I’m all ears for anything you think is important—whether it’s about their instrumentation, gear, stage presence, or even the spirit of their music.

Thanks in advance for any guidance you can share.

Peace

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Just laying back 5 am Thanksgiving morn and listening to Little Feats 1rst album and remembering how thankful I was 40 years ago when my uncle gave a copy. It's brought me a lot of joy through the decades and despite the fact it seems to be forgotten by most, I feel it's a treasure from start to finish on that album. Snakes and Everything, Strawberry Flats and Hamburger Midnight are particular high points for me.

Never got to see them with Lowell unfortunately, but I saw them a handful of times in the 80s and they were some of the best performances from any live band I've ever seen.

Thankfully, I can wear earbuds at work and their music is in constant rotation.

Happy Thanksgiving Everyone! So much to be thankful for in this life and not least of all music!

Kind cool to hear Paul’s voice introducing tonight’s Browns/Steelers game.

Love watching a movie when a LF tune starts playing in the background. Edward Norton’s ‘Leaves of Grass’ just surprised me at the 40:00 mark with Fat Man. Now I have to watch the whole movie hoping for more!

Greetings, folks! New here, thought I'd share my cover if "Easy to Slip". Hope you enjoy it, please leave a like or a comment if you do!

https://youtu.be/MSsfvsfztOQ?si=N9RX-2NU7Ut-IqrQ

Spotify has a deluxe version which include my favorites One Love Stand, Skin it Back, and Red Streamliner. Was wondering if they ever made a vinyl of the album that includes those song. Would love to get my hands on one if it exists

Sam’s Place nominated for the best traditional blues album Grammy!

Has anyone heard this album? It sounds interesting.

Hello Featsters, I have a small collection of albums. It is mainly all the early albums and a few original vinyl boots of Electrif Lycanthropy Rampant Syncopatio Aurora Backseat and so on. I recently got a great copy of an early pressing of Waiting For Columbus because I was at one of the shows. I know there are so many live shows that exist but I was wondering what the community think of that album as a document of where the band was at that time.