"Oh oh off our rockers acting crazy and with the right medication we won't be lazy". "You know that you're over the hill when your mind makes a promise that your body can't fill" -Old Folks Boogie. Spanish Moon, Cold Cold Cold are two other great songs. RIP Lowell and Paul Barrere.
Saw them in Little Rock as a teen in the mid '70s. They were packaged at the time with other southern rock bands. I think it was Marshall Tucker or Charlie Daniels that were with them.
Such a great Band. Lowell left us too soon and left a huge hole in the industry. These guys just jam, such a good vibe and it just worked. They were great then and their music is still great now. Little Feat forever baby!
Groove, dynamics, melody, harmonies, syncopation, soul, heritage ... Lowell one of my heroes, from one of my all-time favourite bands from my favourite era. So grateful to have experienced 70s music & film during my lifetime✌️
I saw Little Feat at the Cain’s Ballroom in Tulsa, OK in 1978… I do believe. Love the congas ~ Hey ~ do that again! What a fabulous jam here… it soothes my transplanted southern soul! 😻
Good heavens, talk about the perfect combination of six overwhelmingly talented musicians converging together at the right point in time! Doesn’t get any better than when The Feat hit one of their fantastic funky grooves and just roll on their swampy, R&B, Naw’lins rhythms. This era of music in the 70’s was unsurpassed in its creativity. So sorry and jealous that I never got to see them during Lowell’s time. Sadly missed opportunity. I did finally catch up with them when they reunited to carry the torch forward to honor Lowell and the bands history. Thank god for film footage like this as well as a monstrous body of recorded work. Rest in Eternal Musical Grooves Lowell, Kenney and Paul 🎶🎵🎶
Saw them in Little Rock as a teen in the mid '70s. They were packaged at the time with other southern rock bands. And I'm pretty sure they were with either Marshal Tucker or Charlie Daniels when I saw them. Fred Tackett is from Little Rock. And yes, thank goodness for the archival footage of this amazing band!
I wasn't born and raised on this but I found my way to this as a teenager during the eighties, because it was better than the crap playing on the radio/MTV. Jay
Saw them in college in Boston in 1978. Amazing! The whole place was up and dancing. Left the show and got a scalped ticket to the late show and did it all over again. Maybe the best concerts of my life.
I have seen every line up of this band since 1973. They were great with Lowell but great since and the new line up is sensational. Thanks for keeping this music alive boys!
@@alanhunter1557difference is there is so much out there which has nothing to do with organic music made from instruments and doesn't have any feel to it.
Everything about this is stunning to a rabid Little Feat fan. Bill Payne had natural ability (those hands) and immense talent. Whoever placed the camera so we could see him play should also have a monument or at least an honorable mention. Edit: I've read just about all the comments here and and each brings something interesting to light and mostly shows we all knew good music when we heard it and no it's not just embellished memories, It really was a landmark time in music and um, fun. A lot of damn fun.
I saw Bill Payne play with Randy Newman. James Taylor and others at Red Rocks in Colorado in the late '70's after LG passed. I still remember watching him play...
@@db_rambleon Pretty sure he's still touring with the latest rendition of Little Feat along with a couple of other original members, such as the percussionist.
over the years, I started to realize the immense impact these artists played on our music...so much talk and hype about the Grateful Dead...not knowing how awesome "Little Feat" were.
Lowell was a close friend of the GD and produced one of their albums- LF deserve every accolade,no need to somehow diminish the GD legacy to prop up LF..😭
The Dead weren't the best at what they did. They were just the only ones that did it. That, and...wtf, it's only a buck! Get yours now! Yummy yummy, dollar doses.
I was very lucky to be in the DC area back in the early 70s and got to see little feet with Lowell George at the Warner many times. That was a nice little flashback thank you
In 1972 in SF CA, at the Cow Palace they played for a week with Doctor Hook and several other bands. It was a big promotion by a Pacific Stereo Electronics store. It was for a full week. The concert was an all day event that started around 10 am to midnight. I went most of that week. It was FREE!
I got to see these guys on the Waiting For Columbus tour and the had the Tower Of Power horn section with them to boot. It was in a theatre and the sound was amazing. Orleans was the opening band. Amazing show it was.
I saw them on that tour. June 13 in Sacramento. John Hall Band opened (I think he had just left Orleans). Audio here: th-cam.com/video/Ep31YxVBuz4/w-d-xo.htmlsi=A7GBa5eItbsUgMla
I went to Santa Maria High School in 1964 I think Bill Payne was in my class. He is a class act when it comes to playing the piano. Great smooth style, effortless rhythm. Respectfully John Guidice
I remember putting the album on side one performing the ceremony of stems and seeds on the open cover every afternoon. Man I smoked a lot of weed with this band hard to believe it was almost fifty years ago. Damn I’m getting old. Hey! Don’t Bogart that joint pass it over to me.
Never got to see 'em live, but I've been listening to their stuff for decades. Hell, their sound-quality is so good that I've been using 'Feat tunes as "EQ music" for setting-up PA systems by ear for most of the 50 yrs that I've been a live sound engineer.
Saw them live in Stuttgart, West Germany, back in 1975, where they opened for the Stones. I love the Stones but the Feat blew them away. Been a big fan ever since - and I still love the Stones!
Gotta admit I only knew 2 Little Feat songs before this year (2024). , Dixie Chicken & Mighty Rad Gumbo , peak George & post George , so yeah I just “ discovered “ them this year ,so yeah ,late to the party!🤣 definitely hear the influence say on the Black crowes, but now they are a constantly on my playlist , just incredible songs/ musicianship and blending of genres!,
I'm so in Love with Lowell George! I grew up in Macon and Chattanooga, so of course I heard the Feat on my AM/FM pocket radio,, but never saw what they looked like until a year ago when I really got into my TH-cam premium music...zomg, LOVE!!* Mr George is the epitome of sexy hot attractiveness - mainly I think, because he was so understated. Not overdoing the rockstar god thing, but the consummate professional, imo, of course. I realize that the band has gotten back together - and they're REALLY good - but without their coverall wearing little fat man in a bathtub guy, jamming his ass off- I just can't get into it 😢😢❤🎉🎉😊
My freshman year in college Fall, 1977 my new roommate was playing Sailin' Shoes when I came back from class. I asked who is this? and he proceeded to introduce me to Lowell and the boys. Went to see them at Red Rocks right after the spring term was over. I think I might still have the ticket stub.
My dad was there. Talks about it from time to time. Got to see dead and company with him many times, first time going to little feat in a couple months!
I've seen the bright lights of Memphis and the Commodore Hotel And underneath a streetlamp, I met a southern belle Well, she took me to the river, where she cast her spell And in that southern moonlight, she sang a song so well If you'll be my Dixie chicken, I'll be your Tennessee lamb And we can walk together down in Dixieland Down in Dixieland Well, we made all the hot spots, my money flowed like wine Then that low down southern whiskey began to fog my mind And I don't remember church bells or the money I put down On the white picket fence and boardwalk of the house at the edge of town Oh, but boy, do I remember the strain of her refrain The nights we spent together and the way she called my name If you'll be my Dixie chicken, I'll be your Tennessee lamb And we can walk together down in Dixieland Down in Dixieland Well, it's been a year since she ran away Yes, that guitar player sure could play She always liked to sing along, she's always handy with a song Then, one night in the lobby, yeah, of the Commodore Hotel I chanced to meet a bartender who said he knew her well And as he handed me a drink, he began to hum a song And all the boys there, at the bar, began to sing along If you'll be my Dixie chicken, I'll be your Tennessee lamb And we can walk together down in Dixieland Down in Dixieland
Weaponized ads from google have me solemnly swearing to never purchasing anything advertised on the TH-cam platform, ever. Time for me to find another obsession.
thanks for the likes....ill say again. the hell with the deadheads, and phish...this was the shit...the best...little feat dont get the recognition they have earned.
"Oh oh off our rockers acting crazy and with the right medication we won't be lazy". "You know that you're over the hill when your mind makes a promise that your body can't fill" -Old Folks Boogie. Spanish Moon, Cold Cold Cold are two other great songs. RIP Lowell and Paul Barrere.
I I 🎉I I🎉🎉
My mind makes that promise daily. My body can’t fill… must be over the hill. It amazes me how quickly the time passed.
One of my favorite bands that was so underrated. Kings of syncopation! I wish I could have seen them back in that time.
They were truly something to behold. Amazing musicians and incredible band - live and studio.
I did...several times in Chicago. These guys were awesome totally awesome
Saw them in Little Rock as a teen in the mid '70s. They were packaged at the time with other southern rock bands. I think it was Marshall Tucker or Charlie Daniels that were with them.
I saw Lowell w Feat in 78 Chicago awesome Waiting for Columbus tour
@@madmax8949John hall band opened in 78 from Orleans
I can never get enough of Lowell's voice. More natural talent in this guy than anyone today by far. Born to do it!
Such a great Band. Lowell left us too soon and left a huge hole in the industry. These guys just jam, such a good vibe and it just worked. They were great then and their music is still great now. Little Feat forever baby!
Groove, dynamics, melody, harmonies, syncopation, soul, heritage ... Lowell one of my heroes, from one of my all-time favourite bands from my favourite era. So grateful to have experienced 70s music & film during my lifetime✌️
let's build a monument for the Little Feat. They're magical and pure and brilliant and persuasive
I saw Little Feat at the Cain’s Ballroom in Tulsa, OK in 1978… I do believe. Love the congas ~ Hey ~ do that again! What a fabulous jam here… it soothes my transplanted southern soul! 😻
And this, boys & girls, is what is known as MUSIC !
Hall of fame band that's not in the hall of fame what a shame
That R&RHoF ain't worth chit. too many non-R&R bands /singers in it. And where is Bobby Gentry?
I agree!
👊🏻
Good heavens, talk about the perfect combination of six overwhelmingly talented musicians converging together at the right point in time! Doesn’t get any better than when The Feat hit one of their fantastic funky grooves and just roll on their swampy, R&B, Naw’lins rhythms. This era of music in the 70’s was unsurpassed in its creativity. So sorry and jealous that I never got to see them during Lowell’s time. Sadly missed opportunity.
I did finally catch up with them when they reunited to carry the torch forward to honor Lowell and the bands history.
Thank god for film footage like this as well as a monstrous body of recorded work.
Rest in Eternal Musical Grooves Lowell, Kenney and Paul 🎶🎵🎶
Saw them in Little Rock as a teen in the mid '70s. They were packaged at the time with other southern rock bands. And I'm pretty sure they were with either Marshal Tucker or Charlie Daniels when I saw them. Fred Tackett is from Little Rock. And yes, thank goodness for the archival footage of this amazing band!
Kenny ain't dead son!!!
Super brilliant performance
Born and raised on this music 🎶. Best era of music the real stuff
I wasn't born and raised on this but I found my way to this as a teenager during the eighties, because it was better than the crap playing on the radio/MTV.
Jay
Saw them in college in Boston in 1978. Amazing! The whole place was up and dancing. Left the show and got a scalped ticket to the late show and did it all over again. Maybe the best concerts of my life.
I have seen every line up of this band since 1973. They were great with Lowell but great since and the new line up is sensational. Thanks for keeping this music alive boys!
Back when music WAS music, not like alot of crap nowadays.
You can Say that again , all the best from the UK
Yeah back at ya!!! Peace ✌ out, my friend
I agree with you completely……..but isn’t that what some of our parents said about our 60s and 70s music lol
Amen brother! 63 yr old rockin Grammy- missing the good old days!
@@alanhunter1557difference is there is so much out there which has nothing to do with organic music made from instruments and doesn't have any feel to it.
2024, and I'm still loving this. These cats on this stage are loving it, too. Susan has a voice still gives me shivers . Love her.
I'm with you
Everything about this is stunning to a rabid Little Feat fan. Bill Payne had natural ability (those hands) and immense talent. Whoever placed the camera so we could see him play should also have a monument or at least an honorable mention.
Edit: I've read just about all the comments here and and each brings something interesting to light and mostly shows we all knew good music when we heard it and no it's not just embellished memories, It really was a landmark time in music and um, fun. A lot of damn fun.
I saw Bill Payne play with Randy Newman. James Taylor and others at Red Rocks in Colorado in the late '70's after LG passed. I still remember watching him play...
@@db_rambleon Pretty sure he's still touring with the latest rendition of Little Feat along with a couple of other original members, such as the percussionist.
Before internet AIDS fetanyl The Patriot Act and AI lip syncing BS!
w Doobie Brothers Linda Ronstadt Valerie Carter Bonnie Raitt to name a few toured recorded with
@@mikeheuer1276yes Sam Kenny Payne and Fred Tackett original members
over the years, I started to realize the immense impact these artists played on our music...so much talk and hype about the Grateful Dead...not knowing how awesome "Little Feat" were.
Lowell was a close friend of the GD and produced one of their albums- LF deserve every accolade,no need to somehow diminish the GD legacy to prop up LF..😭
@@777noirkat got it, they are both really respected but I think LF has gotten the short end of the stick...just saying.
Lowell George, right?
EXACTLY 💯
The Dead weren't the best at what they did. They were just the only ones that did it. That, and...wtf, it's only a buck! Get yours now! Yummy yummy, dollar doses.
Incredible version of a classic song from a top tier band.
RIP Richie. Never seen anyone have so much fun playing the drums.
I was very lucky to be in the DC area back in the early 70s and got to see little feet with Lowell George at the Warner many times. That was a nice little flashback thank you
Still listen to Waiting For Colombus at least once a month, pure genius.
In 1972 in SF CA, at the Cow Palace they played for a week with Doctor Hook and several other bands. It was a big promotion by a Pacific Stereo Electronics store. It was for a full week. The concert was an all day event that started around 10 am to midnight. I went most of that week. It was FREE!
lucky dude!
This was fun. 😊
Little Feat could always ride a groove... and show just how talented everyone was.
First concert I ever saw was Little Feat, at Georgia Tech, many years ago....
Lowell George and all the members of little feat were incredible musicians so much music so little time 😢
these guys are sooooo amazing, & never quite got the credit they deserved
Absolutely the best. Their music talks to us!
Legendary night. Rory Gallagher opened, Little Feat were second, Roger McGuinn closed. I was unfortunately a decade too young.
Rory opened for that show? He was headliner! 😅
Thank God, I wasn't
On 10/19/24 D.C’s Warner Theater welcomes my favorite band. First time seeing them in concert. Stoked!
How have not seen this, wow the 77 was great, this feels pure.
I got to see these guys on the Waiting For Columbus tour and the had the Tower Of Power horn section with them to boot. It was in a theatre and the sound was amazing. Orleans was the opening band. Amazing show it was.
wow hell of a night
I saw them on that tour. June 13 in Sacramento. John Hall Band opened (I think he had just left Orleans). Audio here: th-cam.com/video/Ep31YxVBuz4/w-d-xo.htmlsi=A7GBa5eItbsUgMla
Fortunate and blessed musical memories.
I went to Santa Maria High School in 1964 I think Bill Payne was in my class. He is a class act when it comes to playing the piano. Great smooth style, effortless rhythm.
Respectfully
John Guidice
Saw them open for the Stones in Stuttgart, 1975. They blew the Stones away, and I love the Stones!
Hall of Fame, Yo! Do right by these trailrippers! Deep Jazz, funk, southern juice and drive. What more can you ask?
When Lowell George was still alive
Love the Feat!!!!❤️ Since 1969.👍🦾💪🎸🥁🇺🇸❤️
favorites! Lowell 、Bill、Sam, Roy GOOOD!
I remember putting the album on side one performing the ceremony of stems and seeds on the open cover every afternoon. Man I smoked a lot of weed with this band hard to believe it was almost fifty years ago. Damn I’m getting old. Hey! Don’t Bogart that joint pass it over to me.
And if you give me weed, whites and wine, and show me a time, I'll be willin' to keep movin' ...
@@mikeheuer1276
Don’t you think the music matters more than your college weed (or current weed) addiction?
Love me some Little Feat everyday
One of my All Time favorites ❤️
Bill Payne is phenomenal!
I once told him that it sounds like he has 8 fingers on each hand. He said it feels like it. Classic.
Never got to see 'em live, but I've been listening to their stuff for decades. Hell, their sound-quality is so good that I've been using 'Feat tunes as "EQ music" for setting-up PA systems by ear for most of the 50 yrs that I've been a live sound engineer.
Saw them live in Stuttgart, West Germany, back in 1975, where they opened for the Stones. I love the Stones but the Feat blew them away. Been a big fan ever since - and I still love the Stones!
Saw them at The Horden Pavillion in Sydney way back in the 70s,Magic.
The piano is amazing
Killer version of this classic ! I'm in a public place so I can't get up and dance as I'd like to. I'm dancing in my head.
Don't be shy, dance in that public place ! Feet's gotta' move !
Also the Band 👍 Little Feat full of awesome musicians 🎵🎶🎤🎹🥁🎸👍
Gotta admit I only knew 2 Little Feat songs before this year (2024). , Dixie Chicken & Mighty Rad Gumbo , peak George & post George , so yeah I just “ discovered “ them this year ,so yeah ,late to the party!🤣 definitely hear the influence say on the Black crowes, but now they are a constantly on my playlist , just incredible songs/ musicianship and blending of genres!,
Yep. Loved this band and still do
Love Little Feat!!
Listen to this on vinyl on an old school stereo not a bluetooth , a pair of j.b.l. 100s or a pair of klipsch speakers , or even denons
I've heard Little Feat ...lots, but that was even more
simply fantastic!
Saw Little feet at the tower theater in 88 they were great 👍
Saw them at the Fox theater in Atlanta. 1977
Just the jam session is so awesome
I always dug it every time I heard this on the radio.
a rare, 'better-than-the-album', live performance. that's how you know they the real deal, yall
You are missed Lowell George. Great song at high volume.
I'm so in Love with Lowell George! I grew up in Macon and Chattanooga, so of course I heard the Feat on my AM/FM pocket radio,, but never saw what they looked like until a year ago when I really got into my TH-cam premium music...zomg, LOVE!!*
Mr George is the epitome of sexy hot attractiveness - mainly I think, because he was so understated. Not overdoing the rockstar god thing, but the consummate professional, imo, of course.
I realize that the band has gotten back together - and they're REALLY good - but without their coverall wearing little fat man in a bathtub guy, jamming his ass off- I just can't get into it 😢😢❤🎉🎉😊
Superior than usual!
The good old days may not return😢
My freshman year in college Fall, 1977 my new roommate was playing Sailin' Shoes when I came back from class. I asked who is this? and he proceeded to introduce me to Lowell and the boys. Went to see them at Red Rocks right after the spring term was over. I think I might still have the ticket stub.
Saw them open for the Dead, in Maine, at the speedway. It was beautiful!
My dad was there. Talks about it from time to time. Got to see dead and company with him many times, first time going to little feat in a couple months!
I make a motion that other than "Rocky Top" and "The Tennessee Waltz", "Dixie Chicken" should be added to The State of Tennessee's official songs.
I'm not from Tennessee but I sure do second that
Motion carries
@@Doug-n1p I do hereby declare "Dixie Chicken" Tennessee's newest State song by the will of the people. We are adjourned.
No offense, but you can’t keep it to yourselves in Tennessee. It’s too good, ya gotta share
I’ve seen this so many times (I own the dvd). But the improv and Billy Payne keys are still remarkable all these years later.
One band I wish I,d seen live
Well having been to 157 Dead shows there was nothing like it. However Feats shows were pure boogie!!!!
Still doin it to it, look for "Can't Be Satisfied" 2024!
So fucking good, I can't get enough....
Grew up in the DC area...say no more
Cruz e o credo! Tem monstros ao meu redor!
Absolutely brilliant musicians, not puppets lip syncing and waving their booties atcha.
"Guess that guitar player sure could play!"
Little Feat and Lynerd Skinerd are the two best bands of the 70s.
Rock On children, peace ✌️ on 🌎
Love that southern chicken...badd ass Musicians
Saw them at the Paramount Theater in Austin 70's
Mr Lowell George 👍
I got to see them on Cape Cod, great band and music !
these guys are at the same level of the Grateful Dead both great story tellers 🎵🎶🎤🎹🥁🎸👍
If you saw a Jazz Fest in NO in the 70's , they were pretty much there.
That's awesome 🙏🤣
I've seen the bright lights of Memphis and the Commodore Hotel
And underneath a streetlamp, I met a southern belle
Well, she took me to the river, where she cast her spell
And in that southern moonlight, she sang a song so well
If you'll be my Dixie chicken, I'll be your Tennessee lamb
And we can walk together down in Dixieland
Down in Dixieland
Well, we made all the hot spots, my money flowed like wine
Then that low down southern whiskey began to fog my mind
And I don't remember church bells or the money I put down
On the white picket fence and boardwalk of the house at the edge of town
Oh, but boy, do I remember the strain of her refrain
The nights we spent together and the way she called my name
If you'll be my Dixie chicken, I'll be your Tennessee lamb
And we can walk together down in Dixieland
Down in Dixieland
Well, it's been a year since she ran away
Yes, that guitar player sure could play
She always liked to sing along, she's always handy with a song
Then, one night in the lobby, yeah, of the Commodore Hotel
I chanced to meet a bartender who said he knew her well
And as he handed me a drink, he began to hum a song
And all the boys there, at the bar, began to sing along
If you'll be my Dixie chicken, I'll be your Tennessee lamb
And we can walk together down in Dixieland
Down in Dixieland
I’m still waiting for Columbus.
Just jammin ! Can't do that to a click track.
I saw them open forthe Dead in Eugene then for free in the park in Roseburg.
Weaponized ads from google have me solemnly swearing to never purchasing anything advertised on the TH-cam platform, ever. Time for me to find another obsession.
No rap, sap, or country crap, just good old rock and roll....
Little Feat w/ Gentile Gaint headlining...Dallas '78
Where were you ???
Nice! WooF!!🐶🐶
Fyi - this is called music. In case you kids were wondering
They sure were. The whole balcony was dancing
This has to be the best version , right. Tell me if I’m wrong.
Footprints in the Sand.
❤❤❤❤❤
the hell with don kirshner's rock concert ...this was the shit!
thanks for the likes....ill say again. the hell with the deadheads, and phish...this was the shit...the best...little feat dont get the recognition they have earned.
Ads should be banned. I love Little 👣!
Good lord, what a band
I think that is a Guyatone PS 111 EQ that Bill Payne has taped to his little mixer on the piano
Joe Bonamassa recently bought Lowell George's old Dumble amp head.