Little Feat - Day At The Dog Races [edit] (1977, Vinyl) Good sound

Little Feat
Day At The Dog Races
From the album "Times loves a hero" (1977, Warner Bros records - Vinyl printed in France)
Line-Up:
Bass - Ken Gradney
Congas, Percussion - Sam Clayton
Drums, Percussion - Ritchie Hayward
Guitar - Paul Barrere
Keyboards, Synthesizer [Moog & Oberheim], Marimba - Bill Payne
[Lowell George (Lead vocals & slide guitar) wasn't on this track. He didn't like this kind of "jazz fusion"]
Rhino:
In regards to Little Feat’s blending of genres, The Last Record Album was the first time you and Paul started to incorporate somewhat of a jazz element into the music, something which Lowell apparently didn’t exactly love.
Bill Payne:
Well, yeah, he wasn’t really a jazz fan. I remember in particular he had a real problem with “Day at the Dog Races,” from Time Loves a Hero. But, hey, he said, “Go in some directions and do some stuff you’d like to do,” so we did! But one of the first albums I looked at at his house was one by John Coltrane, so he wasn’t unfamiliar with jazz. He certainly knew what it was, and he might’ve liked… Well, I don’t know what he liked. Jazz is such a huge topic, you know? But I don’t think he liked jazz fusion…although I would’ve liked to have heard him say that to Joe Zawinul of Weather Report. [Laughs.] But that’s okay. To each their own.
(from Talkin'With Bill Payne - Rhino.com)

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