Most under appreciated band of all time. Full of world class musicians. I saw them live in 1978 - so happy to have that opportunity. RIP Lowell and the rest. What a dynamic group ! Ritchie Heyward is one of the greatest drummers of all time. Waiting for Columbus is my 2nd fav album of al time after Live at Fillmore East by the Allman Brothers... They don't make music like this anymore....
Richie was a great drummer absolutely. Is it any wonder Robert Plant wanted him for his Euro tour. He definitely had some Bonham flair in his playing, hence the pick. It was Phil Collins who recommended him.
First heard Willin' in 1971 when I was 22 and loved it, so went out and bought their first eponymous album "Little Feat" followed by many more in my vinyl collection to this day... Sailin' Shoes, Dixie Chicken, Feats Don't Fail Me Now, etc. Brilliant musicians and a way underrated band. Great music and memories of of the 70's. 👍
'Waiting For Columbus' is one of my absolute favorite albums of all time. It's so good that the studio recordings of the same songs pale by comparison.
Shivers down my spine, goose bumps on my arms, tears in my eyes and an irrestistable urges to move to the grove with a big smile on my face. EVERY time I hear this song. 😃Feats for ever!❤
I was lucky enough to have "Waiting For Columbus" as part of the soundtrack of my childhood. My parents were HUGE fans of Little Feat. The album is in my regular rotation to this day.
Best live band I’ve ever seen. Saw all their various Line ups,in clubs,theaters,arenas & outdoors. They were always tight as a fist & fun. No love for the HOF ignoring this great American rock band.
Amazing that you guys produced a music video for this specific version of Spanish Moon. I feel like Little Feat are criminally underrated and that we have a shortage of Feat/Lowell content on the web.
Little Feat's Spanish Moon has always been a favorite and this video is very fantastic for echoing so many Little Feat icons (e.g., the shoes, the tomato).
What a freaking great band, man would I have loved to see them live!! What an awesome album, "Waiting for Colombus" is!! Awesome rhythm section, tight with just a touch of looseness. Thanks for posting! Lowell, and Bill, Kenny bringing that funky bass, and at this point still Richie on the "skins"...not to forget the incredible "Tower of Power" horn section, blows me away, pun intended!
Great sound & visuals for this iconic song! Loved Little Feat’s full, jazzy, big band sound & Lowell George’s voice since I was a kid. Thank you Rhino for giving this well due respect!
The albums that Little Feat made were incredible performances but Little Feat REALLY shone at live musicians. "Waiting for Columbus" is a testament to their abilities as a live band and has always been my favorite live release. AND whoever created this video...OUTSTANDING. I love how there are easter eggs in the videos.
Best live band after the Dead, in my opinion. Saw the Feat open for the Stones in Stuttgart, 1975. They blew away the Stones, and I’m a BIG Stones fan!
Taking the imagination just listening to the song....this video touches the surface of the music and meaning.....I became a fan of little feat as a college DJ in 1979 right after the album came out. I pulled the record seeing a tomato in a hammock.....the first song I spun was Time loves a hero and I was hooked!
Girl I dated eons ago introduced me to Little Feat. We saw them live at a suburban Chicago festival and without question, one of the greatest gigs I’ve seen. World-class musicians.
To this Day, Waiting For Columbus is the only live album to ever make me an instant fan of any group or artist. Most live albums just don't have the ability to drag you into the concert experience if you aren't already a fan.
Fantastisch nummer van The best band ever!! Sinds 1975 staat deze, inderdaad zwaar onderschatte en ondergewaardeerde band, met stip op 1 en dat zal ook nooit veranderen. Er is in al die jaren geen week geweest dat ik niet naar ze heb geluisterd. Superlatieven schieten zelfs nog tekort🙏🙏🙏 Groeten, Martijn
The thing about Little Feat is all the various versions of many of the same tunes, studio or live, and each one was so different musically that it drew you in each and every time you heard it.
One (well, really, two) of the best concerts I ever attended took place on July 3rd and 4th, 1988, when Little Feat opened for the Grateful Dead at an outdoor venue in Maine. Lowell George was long gone, of course, but the reconstituted late-80s Little Feat lineup did justice to the band's classic catalog of songs as well as the few new songs they mixed into their sets. And the Grateful Dead were clearly having the time of their lives up there. Jerry was downright chatty at times, which was quite rare for him to say anything to the audience (he was mostly a "let the music do the talking" type of player). Look for the live recordings...
🎸🎶 superb! Love the rythme, sort of Jazzy, and great video, and it sounds a bit contemporary, Love it 🎸🎶 Sabroso el ritmo, vídeo cool, y suena bien aún para los tiempos modernos ✅
I missed the Buck Moon, but at least I can listen to the funky groove of Spanish Moon. Hearing this for the first time. Where have they been hiding this 1978 jam?
Angela, this tune ain't been hidin' gal...originally on the 1974 classic LF album 'Feats Don't Fail Me Now" This live version is off their stellar and widely acclaimed 1978 "Waiting For Columbus" LP. Get ya some of that album....musical heaven, I'm tellin' ya!
What a wonderful, unexpected video! I've been looking for this particular version for awhile, and here it is accompanied by this tonally perfect, evocative video! Marvelous!
Had a tape of waiting for Columbus playing non stop from my apartment st year of college. My neighbors down the block probably didn't appreciate it as much as I did...😅
Dan Brundage from Ohio introduced me to little feat and ELO brain salad surgery. I was 17 and he was probably 24 so his music palate was broader than mine. But 2 of the most killer bands i haddnt heard at that point in my life.45 years later and still jamming both bands
What a nice bass part at the end! It's a while that I don't listen to Little Feat. When I get home I'm gonna put on maybe Dixie Chicken or perhaps Sailin'Shoes... IMHO their best 2 albums...
They never got much play the first time I heard Dixie chicken I was hooked, then came rolling down the highway I actually heard that sog in northern Michigan Michigan. Radio play I was stationed in Norfolk VA when I first heard them.
To this day this is still one of my favorite live albums of all time I'll never forget when my mom gave me this album to listen to
I'm that mother too 😊
Most under appreciated band of all time. Full of world class musicians. I saw them live in 1978 - so happy to have that opportunity. RIP Lowell and the rest. What a dynamic group ! Ritchie Heyward is one of the greatest drummers of all time. Waiting for Columbus is my 2nd fav album of al time after Live at Fillmore East by the Allman Brothers... They don't make music like this anymore....
Not under appreciated by people who were aware of them I heard dix ie chicken when I was stationed in Norfolk I was hooked.
Richie was a great drummer absolutely. Is it any wonder Robert Plant wanted him for his Euro tour. He definitely had some Bonham flair in his playing, hence the pick. It was Phil Collins who recommended him.
What TF r u talkung about? They were a well respected band in the mid 1970s. You know 'Rick' about LF.
@@richtakings3359Who's phil collins? Check out Carl Palmer of Emerson Lake and...fish...
Couple of good albums man
70,s music was definitely the best. Years have flown by but the 70,s music will live on forever.
Yes, while others were doing disco, Little Feat was doing this. Disco sucked.
@@jerometaperman7102 It sure did. Couldn't stand the so called music or people of disco
yep. no cell phone, computer, video games. Sports, music, bars were the way to cut loose/entertain
Absolutely, nothing matches that era for me. Best decade of my life. 68 now 😂
First heard Willin' in 1971 when I was 22 and loved it, so went out and bought their first eponymous album "Little Feat" followed by many more in my vinyl collection to this day... Sailin' Shoes, Dixie Chicken, Feats Don't Fail Me Now, etc.
Brilliant musicians and a way underrated band. Great music and memories of of the 70's. 👍
Am 71 and was in the thick of this
Give it up for Kenny Gradney, one of the funkiest mofo's to ever rock a bass.
Louisiana native
Love Little Feat . Got to see them in the 70's. Ben a fan since. Great band
45 years later maybe others will understand what I've been crazy about for decades. Musicians' musicians still goin' strong.
B careful what you wish for🎉😂❤
Gone, not forgotten, ever
Got your back on that one for sure
We're with you. You have our company.
Yes sadly Lowel died many years ago, and this bands sounds are now only heard on albums
The deepest, hardest, nastiest funky bass groove EVER!!!
No argument.
'Waiting For Columbus' is one of my absolute favorite albums of all time. It's so good that the studio recordings of the same songs pale by comparison.
Good bands always smoke their studio albums with live...
Takes a REALLY good engineer to make live performances sound THAT GOOD on playback.
arguably the best rock record ever
Amen
My favorite Little Feat song!!! This live version is the band at their best!
A Feat show w/out Spanish Moon doesn't really seem like a Feat show, IMO
My fave also. Nice video too.
The live/studio version on Electryf Lycanthrope bootleg is the best. I don't appreciate the brass added here.
Dixie chicken was a great hit also
@@freekfaro5606- !!? Tower of Power is awesome!
Love it. What I use to listen to while winding down or winding up,still loving it at 66. Keep the faith bro's.
A great tribute to a man who was gone to soon. I'm 60. Been a fan since grade school. ❤🙏😿
It is always a great pleasure to listen to Little Feat.
Shivers down my spine, goose bumps on my arms, tears in my eyes and an irrestistable urges to move to the grove with a big smile on my face. EVERY time I hear this song. 😃Feats for ever!❤
Yeah--I mean YEAH❤ PLEASURE❣️
I was lucky enough to have "Waiting For Columbus" as part of the soundtrack of my childhood. My parents were HUGE fans of Little Feat. The album is in my regular rotation to this day.
Mine too❤
IMHO the most underrated band in history ..they got big at a bad time: disco and new jazz...
Ken's bass solo at the end is a somewhat rare way to close this song out. What a wonderful video!
I rocked it on a tuba when I was in highschool!
Trippy
Best live band I’ve ever seen. Saw all their various Line ups,in clubs,theaters,arenas & outdoors. They were always tight as a fist & fun. No love for the HOF ignoring this great American rock band.
Love it for ever..Payne Barrère and Lowell George mama mia 🤩
Amazing that you guys produced a music video for this specific version of Spanish Moon. I feel like Little Feat are criminally underrated and that we have a shortage of Feat/Lowell content on the web.
I know I started listening to them In the 70s when I was a teenager
Not well known but people remember some of their songs.Tower of Power horns.....so powerful
Yes
also, a little more cowbell, please
Great job on this video, love the song!
Little Feat's Spanish Moon has always been a favorite and this video is very fantastic for echoing so many Little Feat icons (e.g., the shoes, the tomato).
Love this! Such a great underrated band.
Favorite song back then...and now.Saw LF in chapel hill right before Lowell George died.We got higher than the Bojangles sign!
I agree. I was lucky enough to catch the live concerts in DC where many of the songs were recorded.
I also saw them in DC in 79 or 80. Downtown in some big bar near the river.
Yes. Warner Theater
This song is straight up funky!!
Hands down one of the greatest songs ever written and one of the greatest live performances ever
What a freaking great band, man would I have loved to see them live!! What an awesome album, "Waiting for Colombus" is!! Awesome rhythm section, tight with just a touch of looseness. Thanks for posting! Lowell, and Bill, Kenny bringing that funky bass, and at this point still Richie on the "skins"...not to forget the incredible "Tower of Power" horn section, blows me away, pun intended!
I did. Amazing band.
Great sound & visuals for this iconic song! Loved Little Feat’s full, jazzy, big band sound & Lowell George’s voice since I was a kid. Thank you Rhino for giving this well due respect!
This is fantastic! Funky Little Feat is the best!
Hello Mary how are you doing hope you’re having a great time with your family may God bless you o
Bless you and your family
Reminds me of my deceased softball teammate Walk em all Jack. He just loved this song. RIP.
Love me some Little Feat everyday
The albums that Little Feat made were incredible performances but Little Feat REALLY shone at live musicians. "Waiting for Columbus" is a testament to their abilities as a live band and has always been my favorite live release. AND whoever created this video...OUTSTANDING. I love how there are easter eggs in the videos.
Best live band after the Dead, in my opinion. Saw the Feat open for the Stones in Stuttgart, 1975. They blew away the Stones, and I’m a BIG Stones fan!
Love Little Feat used to blast this album on our boat going up and down the Ohio River and Lake Cumberland ❤
Taking the imagination just listening to the song....this video touches the surface of the music and meaning.....I became a fan of little feat as a college DJ in 1979 right after the album came out. I pulled the record seeing a tomato in a hammock.....the first song I spun was Time loves a hero and I was hooked!
No one other that some Little Feat make me feel this way.
That‘s so true what you‘re saying. They put their entire soul into their artship
Awesome song 🎵 Spanish moon 🌜🌛excellent song 🎵
Girl I dated eons ago introduced me to Little Feat. We saw them live at a suburban Chicago festival and without question, one of the greatest gigs I’ve seen. World-class musicians.
Heard the whole ‘Waiting for Columbus’ album Tues in Spokane, Wa…still reeling from the aural magic!!
👍
The video is great but doesn't compare with the sound.
That fat sax kills me!
Great tune!
Only complaint is it's too short.
Tower of power horns. 👍❤
This album and all incarnations of it have been on my playlist since 1978. No Other Album Comes Close. MFSL’s Vinyl/Reel to Reel/Cassette/CD/MP3.
To this Day, Waiting For Columbus is the only live album to ever make me an instant fan of any group or artist. Most live albums just don't have the ability to drag you into the concert experience if you aren't already a fan.
Been listening to them since the late 70's , Lowell George was the bomb. Seen them live in Seattle at the Paramount NW
Someone is a real fan to make this excellent video for this great song. Thanks to whomever Rhino hired to do it!
RIP Lowell George (singer/guitarist), Paul Barrere (guitarist/singer) and Richie Hayward (drummer)
Fabulous, wonderfull. Their music makes me feel lighter and my mind floats through the air
Fantastisch nummer van The best band ever!! Sinds 1975 staat deze, inderdaad zwaar onderschatte en ondergewaardeerde band, met stip op 1 en dat zal ook nooit veranderen. Er is in al die jaren geen week geweest dat ik niet naar ze heb geluisterd. Superlatieven schieten zelfs nog tekort🙏🙏🙏 Groeten, Martijn
Voor de echte liefhebber😎
I love this music, my adoptive grandpa show me this last October, I’m in love since, thank you Pecca! I love you grandpa!!!
Nuthin' beats this version of Spanish Moon! (2nd best was when Sam Clayton dedicated and sang this to me on my 50th birthday at a live show)
One of my favorites. Saw them many years ago. A forgotten band that shouldn’t be.
I love blues, what a beautiful music. It echoes every where inside my mind
😎 for me, it's a bit melancholic and smooth
The thing about Little Feat is all the various versions of many of the same tunes, studio or live, and each one was so different musically that it drew you in each and every time you heard it.
One (well, really, two) of the best concerts I ever attended took place on July 3rd and 4th, 1988, when Little Feat opened for the Grateful Dead at an outdoor venue in Maine. Lowell George was long gone, of course, but the reconstituted late-80s Little Feat lineup did justice to the band's classic catalog of songs as well as the few new songs they mixed into their sets.
And the Grateful Dead were clearly having the time of their lives up there. Jerry was downright chatty at times, which was quite rare for him to say anything to the audience (he was mostly a "let the music do the talking" type of player). Look for the live recordings...
Bought Waiting for Columbus in 79 the most played album even to this day
Lowell had soul! Love everything he touched!!
Be sure not to miss the Robert Palmer albums where Little Feat is his band! Awesome Been a Little Feat fan since the minute they first hit my ears!
Greatest Bass guitar song of all time. What a groove. Don't even need a regular guitar on the whole song except a little filler.
Just discovered❣️ Where have they’ve been all my life? ❤
🎸🎶 superb! Love the rythme, sort of Jazzy, and great video, and it sounds a bit contemporary, Love it
🎸🎶 Sabroso el ritmo, vídeo cool, y suena bien aún para los tiempos modernos ✅
Live .... Jackson Mississippi bonny raitt opening act EXCELLENT . Way back !
When can we get past the idea that having horns makes .it jazzy. This nothing but great down snd dirty rock n roll
has to be my all time favorite LF song.
Govt Mule Covers this song remarkably! Love Little Feat!
I missed the Buck Moon, but at least I can listen to the funky groove of Spanish Moon. Hearing this for the first time. Where have they been hiding this 1978 jam?
It is off the Waiting for Columbus album. Recorded live at Lisner Auditorium, DC
Angela, this tune ain't been hidin' gal...originally on the 1974 classic LF album 'Feats Don't Fail Me Now" This live version is off their stellar and widely acclaimed 1978 "Waiting For Columbus" LP. Get ya some of that album....musical heaven, I'm tellin' ya!
Welcome to the Feat Family!
What a wonderful, unexpected video! I've been looking for this particular version for awhile, and here it is accompanied by this tonally perfect, evocative video! Marvelous!
This should have been a number one hit somewhere, somehow. Or rather everywhere, anyhow.
Had a tape of waiting for Columbus playing non stop from my apartment st year of college. My neighbors down the block probably didn't appreciate it as much as I did...😅
love the Feat.
My favorite 80's band. LOVE it
Lowell George died in 1979.
70 's
What a band 😁
Little Feat do some of my favorite songs. This is one of them.
I’m very glad this was made.
Classic song and classics stuff
Gets better every time I watch it.
Dan Brundage from Ohio introduced me to little feat and ELO brain salad surgery. I was 17 and he was probably 24 so his music palate was broader than mine. But 2 of the most killer bands i haddnt heard at that point in my life.45 years later and still jamming both bands
Excellent! Always Loved Fat George! Been rockin it for years. JJ
my favorite little feat song !!!
Classic vibes cool love the video
What a nice bass part at the end! It's a while that I don't listen to Little Feat. When I get home I'm gonna put on maybe Dixie Chicken or perhaps Sailin'Shoes... IMHO their best 2 albums...
Feats don't fail me now baby !!!..✌️😎
Respected by anyone who knew music….. 🎸
This. Is brilliant.
Brings back old memories! So much talent!!! Hi
Semplicemente FANTASTICI!!!!! Una delle migliori band di tutti i tempi!!
They never got much play the first time I heard Dixie chicken I was hooked, then came rolling down the highway I actually heard that sog in northern Michigan Michigan. Radio play I was stationed in Norfolk VA when I first heard them.
Thank you! This is awesome. 👍✌️
Linda música. PIÚMA, ES, Brazil.
Just awesome !!!!
Smokin !!!!!! Slap some funk on that bad boy !
This is 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Magnificent!
Oww !! I´m vibing!!!
The best kept secret in Rock & Roll.
Love this Classic! 👏👏👏👏
They rock love this song
The power of the backbeat.
Great music and amazing video !
I wish I had seen them live.
This band is awesome!!! I’m so happy Emo from 95.5 KLOS played this on DEEP CUT!
This song was featured on KXCI 91.3 in Tucson