Re: Little Feat
Following in the footsteps of Dixie Chicken came "Feats Don't Fail Me Now" released in 1974, which is actually the first Little Feat album I ever listened to. My brother bought it and when he played it I asked what band it was, and he said, "You've never heard of Little Feat before?"...I admitted that oversight and ended up playing this one everyday for a week. Most LF albums were like that for me, I had to listen to them a few times before really getting into what they were doing, but it was worth the effort.
Following in the footsteps of Dixie Chicken came "Feats Don't Fail Me Now" released in 1974, which is actually the first Little Feat album I ever listened to. My brother bought it and when he played it I asked what band it was, and he said, "You've never heard of Little Feat before?"...I admitted that oversight and ended up playing this one everyday for a week. Most LF albums were like that for me, I had to listen to them a few times before really getting into what they were doing, but it was worth the effort.