Ain't that the truth! Was watching The Faces at The Marquee Club and saw this in my feed. Felt like I stuck gold with what's basically a video of the "Waiting For Columbus" concert, and naturally LF didn't disappoint!! Plus the fact is was a Rockpalast production which are always spot on. LF is only real with Lowell, IMO (naturally no disrespect to Paul B., Bill P., Richard H.,etc). My Thanksgiving Day treat today!
@@KoloaKane Ok you know I love the Feat but I have to respectfully disagree as Allman Brothers Live at the Fillmore is considered by most the best live album. And since my all time favorite band is the Allman Brothers they get my vote✌️
I miss that man to this day. He grooved like nobody else. He told me in a conversation we had in Jamaica 1995 that he wished he had played less on all these classic tracks in his younger days as he was being pushed hard to replicate his own stuff that much later night after night. He always did but I got his point for sure.
Proof that the R&RHOF is full if it is that these straight savages weren't inducted 30 years ago. Outstanding, and like the best of the best, with no weak links in their music chain. Killing it here.
R&R HOF treats the musicians like shit- according to the musicians interviewed. And yes, it is a pile of elitist bureaucrats who don't know crap about music. I will say, however, that the induction of Leon Russell by Elton John is wonderful! Check it out. But, the HOF had nothing to do with it themselves.
One of the greatest jam bands ..there's nothing these guys couldn't play! Glad I saw them so many times along with Tower of Power back in the 70s..Loweell was such a soulful guy..Billy could take you to church with his keys ..what a band. Brings back so many good memories.Great songs! Paul and Lowell were just funky together.
Caught Feat every time I could, have seen them recently with TTB, will see them again the end of October '24, TTB about two weeks later. Feat's don't fail me.
I don't know who turned me onto Little Feat in the late 70's and so glad they did. I could hear all of their catalog a million times and smile. So funky - those pinch harmonics on Dixie Chicken - such a unique groove. I hear some second line in there (Bill Payne) and they always reminded me of good times on Bourbon Street.
Little Feat were not quite my style at the time, but all these years later, I appreciate them more than ever. So much talent on that stage. What an incredible show. When these shows originally aired, you were lucky to see them one time. Now, 50 years later, there are so many of these concerts available on RUclips. Some that I never saw and some that I had seen and never thought I would see again. So many heroes that are long gone, yet here they are, just as we remember them.
The amazing combination of musicians associated with Little Feat is wonderful; Ry, Bonnie, Emmylou, etc. Lowell's beginnings with Frank Zappa is pivotal.
@earlguthrie7196. Greetings from the U.K. Thank you for uploading this video of the finest band of musicians to ever walk this planet. Let’s hope that lots of people see this and “get” what Little Feat were/are all about. Again, thank you for keeping the Little Feat “flame” alive. You and yours stay safe and well.
Man, these guys were just soooo good. Can see why they were Linda Ronstadt's favourite band (even allowing for her relationship with Lowell George). Thanks for posting Earl, deserves a lot more views.
Oops, I meant Ritchie Hayward on drums. I got distracted by the incorrect label in the video. He is like the hard working mechanic that keeps your car in the front 5 of the race
One of the greatist live bands, ever. Bill Payne is genius. Obviously, Lowell is one of the most underappreciated artists ever. The whole band is so so good. Saw them live in 1977 at UVA...rock and roll!! Thx for posting. If you like this, check our their live album Waiting for Columbus. It truly captures their live energy.
underappreciated is the correct description of Lowell and Little Feat. Musicians, Critics and people with ears know and rate Little Feat highly, where they belong. There is true genius in this band.
Have the DVD…favorite band of all time, bought their first album at a drugstore in Moscow Idaho, early 70s…best concert ever in 2008, Seattle….Lowell and Richie were the best!
Love Little Feat but was pleasantly surprised to see Ry Cooder in action (And a bit shocked no one else in the comments mentioned this)Ry was one of the best bottleneck guitarists ever
Little Feat with Lowell George were one of the hottest bands in the world in ‘76-‘77 after their live album release. Fortunately saw them in Providence.
I got a call on a Friday night that an old gf had tickets for the Saturday night show in Austin, Texas. Saturday morning I was on a 7am flight from DC. 77 or 78.
Thanks for the post. Was very fortunate to see Little Feat many times since their formation. Just recently saw them a couple weeks ago. Time to go dance around the house with the wife, she love Little Feat also. Enjoy , I will.
Never seen this one before - really cool and relaxed - Since it is one of my favorite bands of all time and I never got to see them with Lowell - this is priceless. Sail on, sailin shoes...
Wow Earl! Thanks! This was awesome! Definitely worth a simple click on subscribe button.. To think…. I could’ve scrolled by this and never have realized how talented these true musicians were, and are.. Wow! Just too much music for one lifetime.. Growing up I’ve heard their songs often on the radio, but probably only a tiny fraction of what I’m going to hear on this video.. typing as I watch.. Bluetooth speaker working just fine, along with this incredible audio - Thank you Mr. G
Saw the Feat in 1976, shared the bill with Bonnie Raitt at Ohio Wesleyan University in Delaware Ohio, been to at least a hundred concerts since then and this show still tops them all. RIP Lowell, Ritchie, and Paul.
Just Hearing little feat's music on record or tape even the radio was something special.. Seeing them live WOW THIS WAS ONE OF MY FAVORITE BANDS I'D PUT THEM UP WITH "THE BAND" AS A LIVE SHOW UNBELIEVABLE. SAW THE BAND LIVE 4 TIMES SAW FEAT AT LEAST 20 TIMES.FRIST SAW MR GEORGE THE FRIST TIME WHEN HE WAS STILL WITH ZAPPA GEORGE WAS A MOTHER YOU KNOW. I STILL PLAY THEM AT HOME.LOVE THEM.
I love the outtakes from the interview and the broadcast that they used on the album as intros. As a high schooler in ‘83 I had no idea where they were from.
First time I’ve actually seen them do Day At The Dog Races after 4o+ years as a Little Feat fanatic. Always knew Richie’s task of keeping the tempo was grueling. Dude was incredible!
I saw Little Feat, Ry Cooder & Captain Beefheart & his Magic Band play in Pasadena in 1970. Concert was put on by KPPC, an extremely influencial radio station and tickets were...$1.50.
Every year it's why or how are they not inducted into the Rock-n-Roll of Fame? Lives were too short, but nonetheless, the talent speaks for itself. Years of platinum and gold records were missed because of careers cut short, but the library of music made is enough. So damn unique.
Lowell, at around 2:20 sinhging like that with a cigarette hangiung between his lips. He was just so great at music. Saw him once. We were robbed when he died.
This is absolutely brilliant, was lucky enough to see them supporting the Who at Charlton Athletic football ground in 76, new some of there stuff beforehand but was blown away by the live performance, masters at work. Some lunatic climbed one of the floodlight towers during their set ,closely followed by security guys, guy is hanging by his arms 100 feet in the air, Little Feat just keep going, I was close enough to see that they were watching the proceeding's too, they got the guy down. It was a wild day as has been well documented, the Who were pretty good too, oh and Alex Harvey and Widowmaker and Chapman Witney Streetwalkers but thats another story
One of the best live bands, but the albums are great too, DIXIE CHICKEN is my favorite, SAILIN' SHOES too, but they have other records thar are worth of research
I've heard that waiting for Columbus has been officially voted the Greatest live album of all time. BUT have you noticed when ever there is "A POLL" on the Greatest 100 drummers of all time, not only does Richie Hayward not get placed ANYWHERE, he doesn't even get a mention, NOT EVEN A MENTION, I mean, come on, something is very wrong here, in fact it FU*KINC STINKS, I heard Bill Pain say "I won't name names as the guy I'm thinking of has now passed away but he couldn't play Dixie Chicken like Richie Hayward could.
In Rolling Stone's list of the top 100 drummers of all time, Richie Hayward is ranked number 56. btw His drum work on Day At The Dog Races live at Rockpalast is superhuman!
Ich war kurz davor 17 geworden Und am Mittag hatte ich meine erste gute Gitarre gekauft, ne 73 er sunburst Strat. Für sowas bezahlte man damals 800 DM !!!!!!!! Und dann die erste rockpalast Nacht …………… hab sie allein gesehen, meine Kumpels waren alle in Holland …… ihr wisst schon ……. 😊 An mein erstes Mal Sex kann ich mich nicht erinnern, aber an diese Nacht hier genau
Geiles Konzert damals. Danke. Was ich bemängeln muss, leider, ist die sehr bescheidene Soundqualität. Habe das schon besser gehört. Wers nicht glaubt : Setzt mal Kopfhörer auf :-((((
Great concert. The mike levels sound a bit low on this. Not sure if that was done in final mixing? BTW, you have June instead of July in the description.
Back in the last century, I read somewhere that when asked about “Day At The Dog Races” Lowell said that it was “the very antithesis of what the band was all about”. Seems like Bill, Paul and the rest of the boys were going through their kind of “Weather Report” stage. I like DATDR as it shows what a fine bunch of musicians Little Feat were/are and always will be.
![Little Feat - Sailin' Shoes Deluxe Edition (Full Album Video) [Official Audio]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/or_Ivxj0lao/mqdefault.jpg)
Lowell George just sitting backstage singing and playing slide is better than 99% of today's musicians
Probably all the real deal china white and pure cocaine
11/16" Craftsman socket for the slide - classic 😃
@@jnmessa3777 gotta have little fingers, or, Little Feat 😂👍
Sad but true
Check out eggy, they cover a lot of little feat.
The very best thing about RUclips. Finding a clip of Little Feat original lineup showing what real music is.
Ain't that the truth! Was watching The Faces at The Marquee Club and saw this in my feed. Felt like I stuck gold with what's basically a video of the "Waiting For Columbus" concert, and naturally LF didn't disappoint!! Plus the fact is was a Rockpalast production which are always spot on. LF is only real with Lowell, IMO (naturally no disrespect to Paul B., Bill P., Richard H.,etc). My Thanksgiving Day treat today!
Saw LF with Lowell in mid to late 70s, wore out Feet's don't Fail me Now on 8 track. Good times.
One of my favourite drummers of all time. Richard Hayward, may you rest in peace, but still keep the beat.
Yup absolute monster
Richie! One of, if not the hardest working drummers of all time! Had rhythm even in his hair🥁🎤
Waiting on Columbus is one of the best live albums ever. Love the FEAT❤
Check out Phish performing it in its entirety for the Halloween “costume” show. They do it justice for sure. They were a big influence on the band.
I looked for it and can’t find in. Would appreciate some help . @@Uncle_B83
the best live album of all time by anyone !!!
it's on youtube , so freaking cool@@Uncle_B83
@@KoloaKane Ok you know I love the Feat but I have to respectfully disagree as Allman Brothers Live at the Fillmore is considered by most the best live album. And since my all time favorite band is the Allman Brothers they get my vote✌️
Richie Hayward , one of the most original, and unique, jazz/funk/R&B/rock drummers from the 1970's !!
I miss that man to this day. He grooved like nobody else. He told me in a conversation we had in Jamaica 1995 that he wished he had played less on all these classic tracks in his younger days as he was being pushed hard to replicate his own stuff that much later night after night. He always did but I got his point for sure.
His drum work on Day At The Dog Races is superhuman at Rockpalast in Germany
Proof that the R&RHOF is full if it is that these straight savages weren't inducted 30 years ago. Outstanding, and like the best of the best, with no weak links in their music chain. Killing it here.
R&R HOF treats the musicians like shit- according to the musicians interviewed. And yes, it is a pile of elitist bureaucrats who don't know crap about music. I will say, however, that the induction of Leon Russell by Elton John is wonderful! Check it out. But, the HOF had nothing to do with it themselves.
Once they were young. I saw them 22 times over the years. Greatest live rock band ever.
Good on ya mate -Rock'n'Roll Doctor-is here
One of the greatest jam bands ..there's nothing these guys couldn't play! Glad I saw them so many times along with Tower of Power back in the 70s..Loweell was such a soulful guy..Billy could take you to church with his keys ..what a band. Brings back so many good memories.Great songs! Paul and Lowell were just funky together.
Caught Feat every time I could, have seen them recently with TTB, will see them again the end of October '24, TTB about two weeks later. Feat's don't fail me.
Großes Kino, aus einer Zeit, als es noch gute Musik im deutschen Fernsehen gab
I don't know who turned me onto Little Feat in the late 70's and so glad they did. I could hear all of their catalog a million times and smile. So funky - those pinch harmonics on Dixie Chicken - such a unique groove. I hear some second line in there (Bill Payne) and they always reminded me of good times on Bourbon Street.
Great comment! You have excellent taste in music (and economists!)
Little Feat were not quite my style at the time, but all these years later, I appreciate them more than ever. So much talent on that stage. What an incredible show.
When these shows originally aired, you were lucky to see them one time. Now, 50 years later, there are so many of these concerts available on RUclips. Some that I never saw and some that I had seen and never thought I would see again. So many heroes that are long gone, yet here they are, just as we remember them.
Brother Lowell , weed whites and wine. DAMM. Thank you Little Feet !!!!!!
Great! A treat to see Ry Cooder solo prior to the LF set. At 6 min great they put that in. Vintage tunes!
Took two years for the RUclips algorithm to drop this in my lap today. Thank you, friend. Thank you for posting this two years ago.
The amazing combination of musicians associated with Little Feat is wonderful; Ry, Bonnie, Emmylou, etc. Lowell's beginnings with Frank Zappa is pivotal.
@earlguthrie7196. Greetings from the U.K. Thank you for uploading this video of the finest band of musicians to ever walk this planet. Let’s hope that lots of people see this and “get” what Little Feat were/are all about. Again, thank you for keeping the Little Feat “flame” alive. You and yours stay safe and well.
Man, these guys were just soooo good. Can see why they were Linda Ronstadt's favourite band (even allowing for her relationship with Lowell George). Thanks for posting Earl, deserves a lot more views.
I attended their concert at Madison WI. Late 70s while attending Beloit college. They were just awesome.What a treat!
was linda their slave since she needed them to allow her have a relationship or what?
Saw them live at the Pinkpop festival in june 1976 in Geleen/Netherlands.
Very impressive!! One of the best live bands ever!!
I'll never forget it! 😊
@@longfadewell, she didn’t sleep with you, poor bastard.
@@pauln00bWhat are you talking about??!!
Stunning delivery. One of thee all time greats at full mast. W🌞W⚡️
Lowell George is alive and well in my house!! Lowell forever.
Mine too
Lowell can out sing most people with a cigarette hanging out of his mouth. Man I miss him.
So true! 😂 I miss him too.
Miss a lot of folks, I feel it too.
2 guys who don't get enough credit: Paul Barriere and Kenny Gradney. Paul's guitar and Gradney's shuffle drums are so central to the Feat.
Oops, I meant Ritchie Hayward on drums. I got distracted by the incorrect label in the video. He is like the hard working mechanic that keeps your car in the front 5 of the race
His drum work on Day At The Dog Races is superhuman here.
One of the greatist live bands, ever. Bill Payne is genius. Obviously, Lowell is one of the most underappreciated artists ever. The whole band is so so good. Saw them live in 1977 at UVA...rock and roll!! Thx for posting. If you like this, check our their live album Waiting for Columbus. It truly captures their live energy.
underappreciated is the correct description of Lowell and Little Feat. Musicians, Critics and people with ears know and rate Little Feat highly, where they belong. There is true genius in this band.
Lowell is the most underrated and under appreciated musician I’ve found. Definitely my favorite
Have the DVD…favorite band of all time, bought their first album at a drugstore in Moscow Idaho, early 70s…best concert ever in 2008, Seattle….Lowell and Richie were the best!
LG-DOA 79???OR SO =-LOSS
Love Little Feat but was pleasantly surprised to see Ry Cooder in action (And a bit shocked no one else in the comments mentioned this)Ry was one of the best bottleneck guitarists ever
Yes, and seeing Lowell with his little slide demo in the beginning and then Ry playing. That's 2 slide masters right there.
Little Feat with Lowell George were one of the hottest bands in the world in ‘76-‘77 after their live album release. Fortunately saw them in Providence.
I got a call on a Friday night that an old gf had tickets for the Saturday night show in Austin, Texas. Saturday morning I was on a 7am flight from DC. 77 or 78.
Fantastic
Hi, Forrest.
Thanks for the post. Was very fortunate to see Little Feat many times since their formation. Just recently saw them a couple weeks ago. Time to go dance around the house with the wife, she love Little Feat also. Enjoy , I will.
The German dude in the leisure suit is KILLING me.
Brings back the memories.
From the first time I heard them moan, I was hooked. In the neighborhood of 50 years. ago.
Never seen this one before - really cool and relaxed - Since it is one of my favorite bands of all time and I never got to see them with Lowell - this is priceless. Sail on, sailin shoes...
So good and the bonus Ry Cooder performance before The Feat get down to it! Day At The Dog Races just rips!
Thank you for posting ! The first time I saw the feat ... a lifelong fan since!!!
I love that he uses a 9/16 deep socket for a slide.
Craftsman at that
13/16” Craftsman Deep Spark Plug socket.
@@trigliderider13mm if you're in Europe. :)
11/16 or 13mm Ja?!?
Lowell George= damn genius
Einer meiner Lieblingsbands mit dem großartigen Musiker Lowell George . Leider viel zu früh verstorben . 😢❤️🙏
Yes he did - damn shame too
Meiner auch
Excellent! Thanks for posting!
Wow Earl! Thanks! This was awesome! Definitely worth a simple click on subscribe button..
To think…. I could’ve scrolled by this and never have realized how talented these true musicians were, and are.. Wow! Just too much music for one lifetime.. Growing up I’ve heard their songs often on the radio, but probably only a tiny fraction of what I’m going to hear on this video.. typing as I watch.. Bluetooth speaker working just fine, along with this incredible audio - Thank you Mr. G
Oh my word true brilliance ❤
We were both movin' and groovin' to that sound, it's so far away to me. But the ghost of electricity still howls in the bones of our faces ...
Thank you for this awesome post....❤
Saw the Feat in 1976, shared the bill with Bonnie Raitt at Ohio Wesleyan University in Delaware Ohio, been to at least a hundred concerts since then and this show still tops them all. RIP Lowell, Ritchie, and Paul.
That is awesome!!
100 shows since then? Is that all?
Just Hearing little feat's music on record or tape even the radio was something special.. Seeing them live WOW THIS WAS ONE OF MY FAVORITE BANDS I'D PUT THEM UP WITH "THE BAND" AS A LIVE SHOW UNBELIEVABLE. SAW THE BAND LIVE 4 TIMES SAW FEAT AT LEAST 20 TIMES.FRIST SAW MR GEORGE THE FRIST TIME WHEN HE WAS STILL WITH ZAPPA GEORGE WAS A MOTHER YOU KNOW. I STILL PLAY THEM AT HOME.LOVE THEM.
I love the outtakes from the interview and the broadcast that they used on the album as intros. As a high schooler in ‘83 I had no idea where they were from.
First time I’ve actually seen them do Day At The Dog Races after 4o+ years as a Little Feat fanatic. Always knew Richie’s task of keeping the tempo was grueling. Dude was incredible!
Lowell not a big fan of that one 😝
I had a chance to hang out with him after a show in Fort Lauderdale. He just wanted to chill a bit after the workout.
First time hearing this Feat song, drummer was fantastic.
@@jamesdamon9876 Ritchie was one of the best....check out his funky groove on Hate To Lose Your Lovin'
lol cant tell you how many times we loaded up the pipe and listened to day at the dog races
Time it was oh what a time it was ... preserve your memories they're all that's left you
Thank you!!!!!
Earl Guthrie. Little Feat are the best thanks alot
Saw them many times.... Such a tight band.... AMAZINGH!!!!!
I saw Little Feat, Ry Cooder & Captain Beefheart & his Magic Band play in Pasadena in 1970. Concert was put on by KPPC, an extremely influencial radio station and tickets were...$1.50.
I love it how Richie's mic is so much hotter than Lowell's. :D
It’s called playing with heart and soul makes a huge difference
My BIL saw LF a few times in the 1970’s and says they were the best live band ever
Every year it's why or how are they not inducted into the Rock-n-Roll of Fame? Lives were too short, but nonetheless, the talent speaks for itself. Years of platinum and gold records were missed because of careers cut short, but the library of music made is enough. So damn unique.
This is an excellent concert. The audio vocal mix is off on some of it- Lowell is way down and Richie is way up. But wonderful nonetheless.
I saw Lowell’s show in Washington DC
Came back from sailing that weekend and couldn’t believe the sad news
Lowell, at around 2:20 sinhging like that with a cigarette hangiung between his lips. He was just so great at music. Saw him once. We were robbed when he died.
This is absolutely brilliant, was lucky enough to see them supporting the Who at Charlton Athletic football ground in 76, new some of there stuff beforehand but was blown away by the live performance, masters at work. Some lunatic climbed one of the floodlight towers during their set ,closely followed by security guys, guy is hanging by his arms 100 feet in the air, Little Feat just keep going, I was close enough to see that they were watching the proceeding's too, they got the guy down. It was a wild day as has been well documented, the Who were pretty good too, oh and Alex Harvey and Widowmaker and Chapman Witney Streetwalkers but thats another story
I love the feat although im not knowledgeable with all their albums , im still discovering them but Lowells solo album is pne of my favorites ever
Then go out and buy their albums.
So great! Loved Lowell George. Sorry but noone hhas replaced his voice!
Bill Payne!!!!! Best pianist in all of the rock 'n roll world
One of the best live bands, but the albums are great too, DIXIE CHICKEN is my favorite, SAILIN' SHOES too, but they have other records thar are worth of research
I'd no sooner discovered Feat before we lost Lowell!😢😢😢😢😢😢
Insanely Satisfying
How did Bill Payne not get in the Mothers of Invention band back in 1969?? I guess we are all better for it though!!
George Duke arrived right about then, no?
18'th Birthday -Manchaster Palace Theatre-uk jun 76-Outlaws/Little Feat -memorable lol
I saw the Feat in Chicago 1977, they were the warm up band for the Kinks...Lola, L-O-L-A Lola! Lol
Be still my heart! I miss Lowell and Feat❤
I've heard that waiting for Columbus has been officially voted the Greatest live album of all time. BUT have you noticed when ever there is "A POLL" on the Greatest 100 drummers of all time, not only does Richie Hayward not get placed ANYWHERE, he doesn't even get a mention, NOT EVEN A MENTION, I mean, come on, something is very wrong here, in fact it FU*KINC STINKS, I heard Bill Pain say "I won't name names as the guy I'm thinking of has now passed away but he couldn't play Dixie Chicken like Richie Hayward could.
In Rolling Stone's list of the top 100 drummers of all time, Richie Hayward is ranked number 56. btw His drum work on Day At The Dog Races live at Rockpalast is superhuman!
Sounds like either Happiness Right Around The Bend/Ride Like The Wind playing as the crew walks to the stage
Definitely Brian Auger! Happiness....
I didn’t realize Sam Clayton would play a drum set too!
I have this DVD ✌️
I got this all on d v d so gool
There is no better music then what came out of the 70s
You had, Barclay James harvest Charlie, Tommy Bol!n Nektar and of course Leattle Feat
Finally, some real good music. Thanks for posting
Wow. So so brilliant. It needs the German/English translation to enhance it's charm. Asking what is open tuning? Love it.
I was there! Wahnsinn!!!!
Ich war kurz davor 17 geworden
Und am Mittag hatte ich meine erste gute Gitarre gekauft, ne 73 er sunburst Strat. Für sowas bezahlte man damals 800 DM !!!!!!!!
Und dann die erste rockpalast Nacht …………… hab sie allein gesehen, meine Kumpels waren alle in Holland …… ihr wisst schon ……. 😊
An mein erstes Mal Sex kann ich mich nicht erinnern, aber an diese Nacht hier genau
Geiles Konzert damals. Danke. Was ich bemängeln muss, leider, ist die sehr bescheidene Soundqualität. Habe das schon besser gehört. Wers nicht glaubt : Setzt mal Kopfhörer auf :-((((
WARNUNG : Machts lieber nicht !!! Lach.
What a band!!!!!!
33:43 Day At The Dog Races. Do you realize that the drummer Richie Hayward is the thing here?
so so good.
J Geils band song at the start before the interview! Best party band ever! LF right up thar!
J Geils bands another one - sooo many great bands / rockers back then ( 72 and stil rockin )
Puhhhhhh , das Englisch war wirklich super übel!
Ach, das war Englisch? 😉
Great concert. The mike levels sound a bit low on this. Not sure if that was done in final mixing? BTW, you have June instead of July in the description.
love the keys... willin
❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
R.I.P. Paul Barrera spelling might be wrong but you all know who I mean
Yep.🤠
Best band ever 2024,
So that's where the "various kinds of bottleneck guitar...sears and roebuck craftsman 11/16 socket wrench" comment came from. Hilarious.
Hoy! Hoy! ❤
OMG, ya didna ken?!!
This made me a man!
And drum and sing
17:50 is them on stage.
Sweet as honey.
why are good things taken away from us
Yep. 100%.
Was the 'secret room' available in Germany?
I know all over America it was.
socket wrench, sweet!
Maybe this is normal, but does Lowell disappear during the almost 10-minute long Day at the Dog Races jam?
He didn’t like the song so he did exit stage right for it. It was common for that tour.
Back in the last century, I read somewhere that when asked about “Day At The Dog Races” Lowell said that it was “the very antithesis of what the band was all about”. Seems like Bill, Paul and the rest of the boys were going through their kind of “Weather Report” stage. I like DATDR as it shows what a fine bunch of musicians Little Feat were/are and always will be.