Little Feat, Join The Band

GS Reporter · 06-26-2008, 03:03 PM

One for completists only.

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shays · 06-29-2008, 05:15 PM

Unless you happen to like Dave Matthews or Chris Robinson and want to hear a slightly different side of either one of them. Same goes for all the artists that appear on the album ... one does not have to be a Little Feat "completist" to want to hear what Bela Fleck or Sam Bush might add to a Little Feat tune. One does not have to be a "completist" to want to hear what Sonny Landreth or Mac MacAnally might add to a Little Feat tune. And if no one has yet heard the crystal clear voice of Lowell's daughter, Inara (either on Rise Up or on her Bird & The Bee Project), you will be stunned by her rendition of the lullaby her daddy wrote for her when she was a baby -- "Trouble". Oh, and it doesn't hurt that the only accompaniment on that tune is Billy Payne's subtle but haunting piano. Check it out before you dismiss it.

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06-29-2008, 05:15 PM	#2
shays Junior Member Join Date: Jun 2008 Location: Outside Portland, Oregon Posts: 2	Unless you happen to like Dave Matthews or Chris Robinson and want to hear a slightly different side of either one of them. Same goes for all the artists that appear on the album ... one does not have to be a Little Feat "completist" to want to hear what Bela Fleck or Sam Bush might add to a Little Feat tune. One does not have to be a "completist" to want to hear what Sonny Landreth or Mac MacAnally might add to a Little Feat tune. And if no one has yet heard the crystal clear voice of Lowell's daughter, Inara (either on Rise Up or on her Bird & The Bee Project), you will be stunned by her rendition of the lullaby her daddy wrote for her when she was a baby -- "Trouble". Oh, and it doesn't hurt that the only accompaniment on that tune is Billy Payne's subtle but haunting piano. Check it out before you dismiss it.