First Time Reaction | Little Feat - Spanish Moon | Reaction
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Little Feat's live album , Waiting For Columbus , is one of the best live albums ever recorded. This version is from that album. Two other must do songs from this album are Oh Atlanta and Dixie Chicken. As a third song check out Fat Man In The Bathtub.
Tower of Power horns is another rabbit hole to go down. West coast funk.
Waiting for Columbus is arguably the best live album ever recorded. Everything on it is great. "Fat Man in the Bathtub," "Rocket in My Pocket," "Dixie Chicken/Tripeface Boogie" medley, "Red Streamliner" and "Rock and Roll Doctor" from the extended edition. They are worth a deep dive.
Litter Feat were their very own genre, totally unique
They had a loyal following. It is Lowell. Low doesn't ride with cow. They weren't hit makers, but they were successful.
Little Feat is great. Let It Roll and Dixie Chicken are the other two best-known songs by them.
This is one of the best reactions I've ever seen.
One of my all time favorites. Glad you like them too.
comes off "Waiting for Columbus" live album (brilliant) which is a must on anyone's playlist. Really underrated band who i was fortunate enough to stumble upon in the 70's along with Doobie Brothers, Amazing Rhythm Aces, The Guess Who and The Eagles to name but a few. Great music, great times
What a badass song.
The band, including original surviving members Kenny Gradney, Sam Clayton, Bill Payne, and long time member Fred Tackett, have been joined by Tony Leone and Scott Sharrard, and are probably playing somewhere tonight. They just released a new album, "Sam's Place," and are currently out on tour. Who knows, you just might get a chance to see these legendary performers before they're gone for good. I saw them last summer and they still rock. I saw them the first time in 1978 WITH Lowell George, and have seen just about every iteration of the band since. They never fail to bring it.
They are top shelf. Never the same though when LG died. Waiting For Columbus album is rock n roll hall of famer.
My go to "Little Feat" driving in the car~
Little Feat definitely made an indelible mark in the music industry with the West Coast Funk/Soul with a Southern vibe.
I had the pleasure of meeting drummer Richie Hayward on a couple of occassions by way of working with and being friends with his daughter Rachel. We worked together at S.I.R. ( Studio Instrument Rentals) sound stages in Los Angeles. She and I share the same birthday only a couple years different in age
Little Feat is an underrated band that was not famous enough.
The famous Laurel Canyon music scene, with all the famous musicians and singer songwriters included Richie Hayward and other members of the band. I've heard some amazing stories about the famous people who lived and partied in Laurel Canyon during the late sixties and 1970s. I can't tell those stories here, though.
SWEET! SO SO SWEET!
You picked the right version. Good lawd I love this!!!
I was at the DC concert where this album was recorded in 1977 (I may be off by a year or so). It's still the best concert I ever attended! I've been a Little Feat fan since 1972 and I'm going to their upcoming concert in August. The band broke up also because of Lowell George's death, but reformed in 1980 (or so) better than ever.
Excellent reaction to Classic Live Little Feat. They toured + recorded their live masterpiece "Waiting for Columbus" w Tower of Power Horns and I highly recommend the song that follows
"Spanish Moon", it's "Enemy Territory"
and the horn + guitar interplay is incredible. Hard to distinguish one from the other @ the climax. While Dixie Chicken LP is killer.
It's Lowell - first syllable as in Low. Bass player and percussionist from New Orleans.
I was at the Waiting for Columbus recorded concert! ( Lisner Auditotium, Wash DC 197? )
Best party band of the seventies (IMO). Love seeing the stankface when those filthy horns chime in.
This is my favorite Little Feat song. The horns are Tower of Power. Lowell sounds like Noel. The Beatles spelled their name with an ‘a’ instead of two ‘ee’s, Feat instead of Feet. Baby, you need to buy a set of headphones. Your voice is over modulating. You could hear yourself better and I guarantee you could hear a cappella better. Still love youir reactions.
first time I've ever heard this song. I would not have known Tower of Power was doing the horns.
They are still touring to this day, obviously with a lot of different personal but still a great show, Waiting for Columbus is top 10 album all time in my book!
They were one of the best American rock bands touring in the mid to late 70's, but they didn't sell a lot of records. They were a California band who played a mixture of rock, blues, country, funk, New Orleans R&B, Soul, whatever. Helluva band. Lowell George was an elite electric slide guitarist, Bill Payne is a keyboard master, and the Richie Hayward/Kenny Gradney rhythm section was money. Just a great band who never was as well known as they should have been.
Tower of Power Horns
Find the live album and go down that rabbit hole my friend .. have fun ...
This song is originally on the studio album Feats Don’t Fail Me Now, and every track on it is killer good.
Musically speaking, I have always had Little Feat right up there with Steely Dan. Just different styles.
"Sneakin' Sally thru the Alley" 😉
If you want some more New Orleans funk then you gotta check out The Meters. Also check out the one & only Dr. John. Both acts are legends of the New Orleans music scene.
"Tipitina"!!!
Also, The Radiators
It's LOW-ELL GEORGE PRON0UNCED.
Little Feat is well known in Nashville. Best album is Sailin Shoes. Best boogie beat band in the land!
Littlefeat were actually pretty huge in the 70s but by the end of decade Lowell's cocaine problem affected the music
Next up, "Fat Man in a Bathtub". A classic Little Feat track.
Jeff Beck?
and the best part is this is from a live album! They were actually better live than studio
Sales schmales. This is still one of my favorite bands after five decades. Of course I used to play trumpet, so horn bands are always appreciated. Fat Man in the Bathtub is fun as well as Dixie Chicken. Check them out
Had the privilege and pleasure of seeing Little Feat on the "Waiting For Columbus" tour at the University of New Hampshire in 1978, with the late, great Lowell George. Of the more than 500 concerts I have attended, it is in my Top 5 of best shows. Unfortunately there was no Tower Of Power Horn section on this night, but the show was so amazing I forgave that omission. Saw Feat about ten more times over the years, but that was the only show with Lowell. Since then R.I.P. to Guitarist/Vocalist/Songwriter Paul Barerre and Drummer/Vocalist Richie Heyward.
I was at the same show at UNH. My buddies were all huge Little Feat fans. It was a spectacular show. I got to meet Paul Barrere and Fred Tackett at a show at the Flying Monkey in Plymouth, NH where I went to college. They were playing as a duo. They were the coolest, most down to earth guys. Had a great conversation with both of them and shared some laughs. Sadly, Paul passed away about a year later before I got to see them again. To this day, WFC is one of my all time favorite records. Their sound was unique to them, one of a kind.
Hey Steve- I was attending Plymouth State when I went to UNH for the show at Lundholm Gym. It was so, I hate this word but it fits, EPIC. I think it was my Sophomore year, I was living in Blair Hall. I haven't been back to PSC since 1980, but I have heard of The Flying Monkey, but of course, I've never been there. But my "buddy" Steve Kimock has played there a couple of times. I'm exaggerating, but I have met Steve about five or six times, and have a couple of posters that he signed. I saw Chicken Legs in Nashua, where I lived at the time at Headliners North, Paul, Kenny Gradney, Bill Payne, Richie Heyward and another guy I forget. I stood next to Kenny for the whole show, which was also great. I'm running on. Go Panthers!
@@bobschenkel7921 I was Blair, 2nd floor. Wow, small world. I missed the Chicken Legs show but several friends hung out with the band at the Stable across the street from Headliners before the show. The Flying Monkey is the old movie theater and is a fun spot to see a show.
Yeah Steve, I was Blair First Floor, wow crazy. I remember the movie theater, I saw "Close Encounters" and the first "Halloween" there. The Chicken Legs show was good and bad. Good, even great, on what they played, bad because Lowell had passed, and it was a reminder. All I can say is Feeeeeeat!!!
@@bobschenkel7921 The south end had the Dover boys and the north end had the Nashua and Keene boys. I was on the second floor. I hear you. I was in a funk for a while after Lowell passed. I lived in Ashland my junior and was lived over Dido's Pizza on Main St my senior year. Sid Lanier and I ran EPIC and booked all the concerts at Plymouth. UNH got acts we couldn't because we were off the major travel routes. We did get the Outlaws, Bonnie Raitt, Jonathan Edwards, Pousette Dart as well as bunch of other acts. I loved my time at Plymouth. It's so random that I watched this video and happened to see this comment. I don't often read the comments. Small world. Plymouth has grown up a lot since then. Lots of new buildings on campus and in town. Tenney Mountain Highway has changed a lot.
They just passed through town opening for Tedeschi Trucks Band....sadly unable to attend...
Aren't they wonderful?!! Check out the live Midnight Special performance of Dixie Chicken with Bonnie Raitt and Emmylou Harris singing backup.
This was the last song of the show, and it is a little Feat thing that each member, one at a time, stops playing and leaves the stage, until drummer Richie Hayward is the last man on stage.
They were your favorite musicians favorite band back in the day.
RIP Lowell, Ritchie, and Paul. Thank You!
If you like bass solos, check out Weather Report.
There's a band called Was Not Was, started by Don Was, that was a couple white guys who did Beat Poetry (see Beatniks from the 1950s) backed by an amazing Soul/R&B band. Their albums were kind of schizophrenic, because you didn't know if they would turn to the beatnik music-backed poetry or to the pure deep-to-the-bone R&B or to an interesting mashup of the two (and ALL of it is amazing). When it was pure R&B, the band led and the white guys disappeared; they respected each other's talent.
That said, I maintain their version of "Papa Was a Rolling Stone" is as good (or better) than the Temptations' original.
This is a must-react-to.
(Use the studio version to start.)
Trust me.
I also believe LG was not "willin" to bow down to industry pressures. So Little Feat success in some ways was grass roots but they didn't gain the success they certainly would have, had they decided to capitalize on the horrors of the industry. Like the current version of LF. My opinion
Next Little Feat song: "Let It Roll Tonight"
Tal Winklefeld with Jeff Beck
Guitarist with a female bassist? Jeff Beck with Tal Wilkenfeld? That's memorable. Just a guess.
Talking Heads came to my mind.
They’re currently on tour promoting their first blues album, Sam’s Place, featuring original member and percussionist, Sam Clayton, on vocals. Check their website, find a venue, and go…they’re amazing!!! Loved your reaction…especially when Tower of Power starts in. It makes me so happy to see this band get recognized by younger generations.
This song and album are the 💩. Thats all you need to know.