In my list of the top 20 concerts I have attended, 5 of them are Little Feat concerts, with #1 and #2 slots being Little Feat. They were the greatest performance band of my lifetime.
You can't get most audiences off their seats or their phones at most shows. Its nice to see the old-timers teaching by example how to actually enjoy a moment rather than memorialize it on your phone.
Had the priviledge of being at the last concert in this venue before the renovation. WOW! What an amazing concert. The Balcony was moving at least 3 inches up and down to the pitter patter of little feat a tappin! I'll never forget that awesome time!
A few are gone but upon hearin' the first few notes....I ain't rip van wimkle yet, 69 yrs of facial fun tracks, can still boogie...thanx, fockin' lovely.
Little Feat was never the same after the passing of Lowell George. Like the Dead after Jerry. I'm just happy I can still introduce my music to my kids. Still Live after 50 years. That is a large Feat for any band. "If the thunder don't get ya then the lightning will". Thanx for posting. Peace to all.
Nice to see your appreciation for their attempts to introduce another generation to real music. For those who expect it to be the same as 50 years ago, can we ask your wife (breed) the same question?
love it! Little Feat is responsible for a few wrinkles that I carry today at 62yo. They always had a unique sound and seems todays LF is carrying that torch forward in true fashion to their roots.. RIP Lowell George and may your vision continue. thanks very much for this video. regards
Thanks for posting. I love the old school stuff. Feat will always be great yes I do miss Lowell and Haywood but..... I can not make the South Florida show and seeing this up & the great sound. This is the next best thing to Live.
Eh, we all get older, at least those of us who are fortunate. Glad to see these remaining guys are still out there. Would have been nice to have a person actually operating the camera and zooming on occasion. If there was some smoke wafting up from folks in the audience that would have brought back memories.
Intro: 00:00 Spanish Moon 01:15 Skin It Back 10:04 Time Loves A Hero 16:38 Bill Payne Piano Goodness: 22:25 Oh, Atlanta! 23:12 Old Folks Boogie 27:30 (peanut gallery comments forbidden! ) Honest Man 35:46 Hate To Lose Your Lovin' 41:03 Rooster Rag 46:10 Willin' 54:00 Don't Bogart 1:02:22 Long Black Veil/The Weight 1:04 Church Fallin' Down 1:14:20 Dixie Chicken w/jazzy intro 1:21:00 High Roller 1:38:40 Let It Roll--stage bow 1:45:43 Encore--Feats Don't Fail Me Now 1:56:50 times are approximate!
These guys are in their 70's, Still good music, amazing they are still playing.so fans new and old don't judge just enjoy.We all slow down as we age, these cats have 20 plus years on me ,I don't think i would be able to tour at that age God Speed ,Rock On Little Feat.Fuck it, go for 60 years.
Little Feat without Lowell George is like the Grateful Dead without Jerry Garcia. But the Feat are still out there giving it a go and I give them credit for that. Thank you for sharing!
Really enjoyed listening to this one. Last time I saw the band was in 1991 or 92 opening for the Allman Bros Band. Jeff Heeley joined them on Dixie Chicken, but the show was marred by awful sound. This has been great. The reworking of Dixie Chicken will please any long-time fan.
Very good and very different from my memory of seeing them at Charlton FC in the mid 70s. I believe they helped Robert Palmer launch his solo career by being involved with his first album.
the feat we all try to be.... finding a way to win... the game life is … get in play the game... of living … we all do.. try to be a way to win... the game we show up for.... living is a try we all try to find.... the way to win.... the game we are dealt to figure out.... our being here .. to find us …. who we are.... why and make the most of our time here..... before we go on..... to learn another place..... we are to be ….. starting over to learn us..... the challenge... living is.. how lucky are we... to have that chance... more than a one celled organism..... a brain should help us … find us …. the way to go … right.....? to see the way we want to live we in charge of us..... for how long.... before we are taken.... by a different thought.... deciding for us … we are to be what we do not want.... to be.... taken and told how to be …. us that have lived as we have for a long time.... the change of us.. to be something else..... to be our demise..... fooling a one saying the way we should live... that they say we should.... listen to them..... decide for us who we will be.... the follow they want us to be.... giving us up..... so they say who we are..... the death of us ….. if they decide us.... history has played that gam e and lost.... the one not to be the one deciding you …. the free you are to b e.... thinking for yourself... God said you were you are to be you …. deciding who you are and how you will live..... the break of a heart is never good.... in love... a try to understand ….. see the one different from you …. feel.. that they are no different from you …. the best we can do… is see.. the heart they are..... hoping... they will see us … who we are … find away …. to stay … together..... love always looks for that... the way … that takes us there..... the believe.... we put in the love... that shows up for us …. to let us be us.... still loved... as we are … the screw up …. we will be …. imperfect … looking to be forgiven.... still loved.... we all are … one that hurts another.. we love.... that love forgives....be that one... that still loves..... the sweet we were created to be … loving each other.... as he said we should.....love....I think he loves the challenge.... every man that creates does.... that helps another one to be the dream they have looked for..... to set them free to live the life …. they have looked for …. free.... to be you the commitment …. your choice is ….. appreciate that you have one … some one else fights for …. so you do not have to..... never hold s a grudged against you if you do not feel the same.... the load we all carry … love is …. so you can live... the way you do …. say what you say …. some one fought and lost so you could …. b e you … would you do the same.... for them.. ? at least think about them some times … the one s that died for you to be you free... to say you .. the load ? life is....
How many members of the Original era Little Feat are now dead? How many time can you can change the axe handle and the axe blade and still have the same axe?
Not as tight as they usually were... vocals subdued and sung in lower registers. I think this 50th Anniversary Tour was very demanding and they were sound very tired. With Paul Barrere severely ailing at this point, age and the Road had taken its toll... still they were Willin'. RIP Lowell, Richie and Paul
@Chris Cafiero How did you film this? From a balcony? And how did you get a sound feed? Are The Feat OK with filming and have a sound feed? And what camera did you use? I was listening and playing to them this Sunday morning, Googled "Little Feat Tour", and *BOOM* they're in my area Friday and I'd love to shoot it! Thanks for any advice you can provide.
have to say its more the speed of the band back in the day however with this show an adjustment slightly down 1.125 might just be a better tempo.. like your thinkin' though
Saw them once just shortly after Lowell died; my brother's band, Camp-Harlow, opened for them a couple times in KC area, possibly when Lowell was still alive. Good to see them but they are a shadow of their prime selves.
Sorry folks...I love Little Feat, been a fan since I saw them touring with the Grateful Dead. This isn't Little Feat, this is lame. There is no energy. no passion, no connection with the audience. I just saved a few bucks on a concert ticket.
Let me get this right... a band that started in 1969, has lost 2 founding members and has aged 50 years since they began doesn't bring the same energy they brought 20-30 years ago (not to mention Paul fighting Hep C)? Shocking! Always wonder why people like you feel the need to post a comment that is nothing but self-serving? Opinions are fine but simply knocking a band because they're old is just passing a negative vibe. It should be no surprise they've lost a few steps. I, and many others, are glad the torch continues to burn for our favorite aged bands, even if that flame doesn't burn quite as bright as it once did. Who expects perfection from aged musicians? All I need is a groove and a smile when I'm watching guys old enough to collect full SS. A good friend just drove from NY to Florida for Feat shows (he's 54, been going to shows since we were young teens, he's seen more than 1500 shows in his life, I've seen over 1000... so, we do have a bit of an idea about music)... I love all sorts of music... saw Black Sabbath a few years ago (for about the 15th time throughout my life) and though Ozzy is shot and Bill Ward wasn't on the tour, I'd go again if they toured again. When I want a bit more energy, there's always Phish, Lettuce, Ghost Note, moe., Greta Van Fleet, Mule, Leftover Salmon... and the list goes on and on. Don't piss on peoples parades, just be thankful we have so much music to choose from and if one of the bands is not, or no longer, for you, then find the one that is and let the rest of us decide what is for us... at least until a time machine is available to get us back to where we were young and the music was fresh! And, though I'm only reaching the end of Skin it Back and I'm not on the best of audio equipment at the moment, it sure sounds tight and definitely listenable, if a tad slow on the tempo... certainly wouldn't call it lame! Peace...
Oh they can still do it.They just screwed it up by recomposing the songs. Believe me it sucked on half the songs. The bad part it was the half that they did from let it roll or before. Cut the tempo in half on r and r doctor,willin,and Dixie and you got some slow no energy shit. They could get it on when they wanted. They just tried to reconnctruct our favorite songs and play half a show on material must feat fans didn't come to hear. I didn't here anyone in line hoping they play rooster rag. And to make it worse the sound mix sounded as shitty as it does on this show. This coming from someone who always had Columbus as my desert island album.
Oh and im an old guy too,cant hardly remember 54 sorry I lost count on shows seen sometime in the early 70's . Little feat aint a slow jam band that's all,age had nothing to do with it.What a disappointment we were so excited and it never took off. Sorry for the rant but their my fave.
@@me-cw4yi Don't take anything personally. I'm just a random UA-camr. However, when I pay a hundred bucks or more to see a show, I want the musicians to at least give the appearance of giving a shit. The Rolling Stones don't have a low energy problem. Willie Nelson doesn't have a low energy problem.
Huge feat fan what a letdown this show was. Saw the same show last week it was horrible they took some old good songs cut the tempo in half and tried to make it a jam band thing it sucked. Seen this lineup minus the drummer many times and it was great.
I am a massive Feat Fan. This? Is horrible. Hate to say it but Lowell and Ritchie were,...as you can now see...the "Glue". Lowell was the soul of L.F. and Richie Hayward was the groove. They are getting old as well now and I think now that Paul is gone....it's time to hang em' up.
Ugh, something has been lost in the translation over the years.....I don't mean to state the obvious but 50 years later with the residual original band members and some fill-in's for other missing members and you get something like this.....yes, the instrumentation is pretty okay, but the vocals suck, the tempo/timing of most tracks is way off (slower) from the originals, and the percussion just isn't the complexity and lead element like it was when Richie Hayward held down the drum kit. There was a Feat post Lowell but even that era Feat are gone and out the window thru the years, the toll taken by time/age, old audience, new audience, etc. It just isn't the same, sorry. Might have been the good thing to do to shut it all down after about the 35th anniversary or so. This just isn't the Feat, sorry.
@@ronaldschulman4448 Yeah but they sure could have replaced him with someone a bit more...special; ...this guy is just such an average drummer...I just am frustrated because I can actually play these songs alot better than this guy...oh well
Shame on this concert!! Little Feat has always been a great band especially live. These guys sound out of tune, all songs are slowed down, and the jams are putrid. This is not the Little Feat I know! Shame on them. Even after Lowell George died, they remained a great band that is up until now. The sound is dead. "To misplay a note is forgiveable, to play without passion is inexcusable."---Beethoven.
Paul Barrere is dead. Richie Hayward is dead. Lowell George is dead 40 years someone should Bill Payne it's time to shut this down.... The Doobie Brothers are still alive last I heard he was touring with them but Little Feat to rest! The original band with Lowell was amazing but this looked like a lounge show group it's sad I know there is no more album or CD sales but c'mon let it go.
@@leestaniszewski7236 Guess what I didn't watch past 3mins cause it was like watching a funeral and yes I am out there still playin w no plans to retire ....the core of this once great band is lone gone and these guyz are shitting on their legacy they need to let it go!!!
Sorry I don't think I've ever heard of Rob Kolt ( never made it to the big time and prob just does covers no original stuff) is he a Poser or a musician?
@@leestaniszewski7236 congrats I never heard of Lee Silgado either, is he a another wannabe musician or just another cheetos eating keyboard warrior in his Moms basement wackin off to the cover band known as Little Feat?
I could listen to their music all day long. Since their first appearance in Germany in 1977, I have been addicted to Little Feat ;-)
So could I but not the way they played at this show. Totally dead!!1 No passion
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Little Feats sound is like no other and live they are amazing!! Love you guys always!!
In my list of the top 20 concerts I have attended, 5 of them are Little Feat concerts, with #1 and #2 slots being Little Feat. They were the greatest performance band of my lifetime.
This is Little Feat, a sound like no other
You can't get most audiences off their seats or their phones at most shows. Its nice to see the old-timers teaching by example how to actually enjoy a moment rather than memorialize it on your phone.
Had the priviledge of being at the last concert in this venue before the renovation. WOW! What an amazing concert. The Balcony was moving at least 3 inches up and down to the pitter patter of little feat a tappin! I'll never forget that awesome time!
A few are gone but upon hearin' the first few notes....I ain't rip van wimkle yet, 69 yrs of facial fun tracks, can still boogie...thanx, fockin' lovely.
RIP - Rock In Peace - Paul Barriere, Ritchie Hayward and Lowell George.
Love Little Feat 🫶
Little Feat was never the same after the passing of Lowell George. Like the Dead after Jerry. I'm just happy I can still introduce my music to my kids. Still Live after 50 years. That is a large Feat for any band. "If the thunder don't get ya then the lightning will". Thanx for posting. Peace to all.
Nice to see your appreciation for their attempts to introduce another generation to real music. For those who expect it to be the same as 50 years ago, can we ask your wife (breed)
the same question?
I saw every version from 78 on. Never lost the essence or heart of what they created. in some ways better post Lowell.
Love seeing the "old school" rockers still jammin like we did in the 70s!!!
Still in a class of their own! Thanks Little Feat for the ongoing good times.
No Lowell is bad enough but no Ritchie Hayward! Big love to all survivors nevertheless.
One of my favourite band. I like the drumming at first whom give an original touch to the rhytm. A great big band from the south of USA
BOY!!! is this a TREAT!!! and SUPERB audio to boot. Thanks for posting this.
Thanks to their archivist/ photographer and all-around nice guy
Chris Cafiero for posting this.
love it! Little Feat is responsible for a few wrinkles that I carry today at 62yo. They always had a unique sound and seems todays LF is carrying that torch forward in true fashion to their roots.. RIP Lowell George and may your vision continue. thanks very much for this video. regards
Don't know bout you but we smoked a lot of weed back in the day while listening to Little Feat!
Thanks for posting. I love the old school stuff. Feat will always be great yes I do miss Lowell and Haywood but..... I can not make the South Florida show and seeing this up & the great sound. This is the next best thing to Live.
Sorry type-o Richie Hayward.
You all are still great. Love your Music!!
Big regret I never caught them live. One of the best bands ever.
Thanks Chris, great as usual!
Thanks a million for sharing.
Even Little Feat get a little droopy with time
I also miss Richie Hayward. He had so much to do with their sound! But the band is still great after 50! Thanks so much for posting this.
Richie was such an Amazing drummer and Harmony singer too, He is deeply missed..... Keep on Truckin LF, one of my favorite bands of all time!
Eh, we all get older, at least those of us who are fortunate. Glad to see these remaining guys are still out there. Would have been nice to have a person actually operating the camera and zooming on occasion. If there was some smoke wafting up from folks in the audience that would have brought back memories.
love the feat. thanks for sharing
Intro: 00:00
Spanish Moon 01:15
Skin It Back 10:04
Time Loves A Hero 16:38
Bill Payne Piano Goodness: 22:25
Oh, Atlanta! 23:12
Old Folks Boogie 27:30 (peanut gallery comments forbidden! )
Honest Man 35:46
Hate To Lose Your Lovin' 41:03
Rooster Rag 46:10
Willin' 54:00
Don't Bogart 1:02:22
Long Black Veil/The Weight 1:04
Church Fallin' Down 1:14:20
Dixie Chicken w/jazzy intro 1:21:00
High Roller 1:38:40
Let It Roll--stage bow 1:45:43
Encore--Feats Don't Fail Me Now 1:56:50
times are approximate!
thanx Don.
These guys are in their 70's, Still good music, amazing they are still playing.so fans new and old don't judge just enjoy.We all slow down as we age, these cats have 20 plus years on me ,I don't think i would be able to tour at that age God Speed ,Rock On Little Feat.Fuck it, go for 60 years.
Little Feat without Lowell George is like the Grateful Dead without Jerry Garcia. But the Feat are still out there giving it a go and I give them credit for that. Thank you for sharing!
They'll be here in Nashville on March 15th - my first time to see them and I can't wait!
Me too
The show was everything I thought it would be and 10 times more. Hope you enjoyed it too, John.
@@johnmitrikas3508 Traveled from Fort Wayne In to Nashville, really enjoyed it, never thought it would be the last time for Paul B.
Miss you Paul.
Feats Don't Fail Me Now!
ma che bellissima willin
Pretty harsh comments in this section. Im young and never seen them before but i dont care. Im going to see them today
How did you like it?
They recently opened for Buddy Guy and they were really good live. Carry on!
Still got it.
Really enjoyed listening to this one. Last time I saw the band was in 1991 or 92 opening for the Allman Bros Band. Jeff Heeley joined them on Dixie Chicken, but the show was marred by awful sound. This has been great. The reworking of Dixie Chicken will please any long-time fan.
Rocking tune
I have enjoyed Feat since early 70's. saw them in upstate NY with Lowell George. Instrumentation is still great but could use a vocalist now.
Very good and very different from my memory of seeing them at Charlton FC in the mid 70s. I believe they helped Robert Palmer launch his solo career by being involved with his first album.
I saw that show...The Who headlined...an amazing day
I miss Shawn Murphy! as well
Spanish Moon opener!!
🌈😎🌈
Love LF but they sound a bit empty without Lowell and Ritchie. :(
the feat we all try to be.... finding a way to win... the game life is … get in play the game... of living … we all do.. try to be a way to win... the game we show up for.... living is a try we all try to find.... the way to win.... the game we are dealt to figure out.... our being here .. to find us …. who we are.... why and make the most of our time here..... before we go on..... to learn another place..... we are to be ….. starting over to learn us..... the challenge... living is.. how lucky are we... to have that chance... more than a one celled organism..... a brain should help us … find us …. the way to go … right.....? to see the way we want to live we in charge of us..... for how long.... before we are taken.... by a different thought.... deciding for us … we are to be what we do not want.... to be.... taken and told how to be …. us that have lived as we have for a long time.... the change of us.. to be something else..... to be our demise..... fooling a one saying the way we should live... that they say we should.... listen to them..... decide for us who we will be.... the follow they want us to be.... giving us up..... so they say who we are..... the death of us ….. if they decide us.... history has played that gam e and lost.... the one not to be the one deciding you …. the free you are to b e.... thinking for yourself... God said you were you are to be you …. deciding who you are and how you will live..... the break of a heart is never good.... in love... a try to understand ….. see the one different from you …. feel.. that they are no different from you …. the best we can do… is see.. the heart they are..... hoping... they will see us … who we are … find away …. to stay … together..... love always looks for that... the way … that takes us there..... the believe.... we put in the love... that shows up for us …. to let us be us.... still loved... as we are … the screw up …. we will be …. imperfect … looking to be forgiven.... still loved.... we all are … one that hurts another.. we love.... that love forgives....be that one... that still loves..... the sweet we were created to be … loving each other.... as he said we should.....love....I think he loves the challenge.... every man that creates does.... that helps another one to be the dream they have looked for..... to set them free to live the life …. they have looked for …. free.... to be you the commitment …. your choice is ….. appreciate that you have one … some one else fights for …. so you do not have to..... never hold s a grudged against you if you do not feel the same.... the load we all carry … love is …. so you can live... the way you do …. say what you say …. some one fought and lost so you could …. b e you … would you do the same.... for them.. ? at least think about them some times … the one s that died for you to be you free... to say you .. the load ? life is....
How many members of the Original era Little Feat are now dead? How many time can you can change the axe handle and the axe blade and still have the same axe?
Just 2 one is the drummer.
well bill is the only one who's active.. lowell and richie are dead and roy is in jail for... child molestation.. eeek.
So who is on drums now? Also are these the TOP horns with them for this show?
Not as tight as they usually were... vocals subdued and sung in lower registers. I think this 50th Anniversary Tour was very demanding and they were sound very tired.
With Paul Barrere severely ailing at this point, age and the Road had taken its toll... still they were Willin'.
RIP Lowell, Richie and Paul
@Chris Cafiero How did you film this? From a balcony? And how did you get a sound feed? Are The Feat OK with filming and have a sound feed? And what camera did you use? I was listening and playing to them this Sunday morning, Googled "Little Feat Tour", and *BOOM* they're in my area Friday and I'd love to shoot it! Thanks for any advice you can provide.
Ah, you're the Feat archivist, nevermind! Great gig! 👍
Maybe I'll see you in Pembroke Pines?
Looks like this was shot from the sound board, the audio is definitely direct from the sound board.
Skin It Back...
Can’t hear the bass!
another 1.25x speed adjustment works wonders here too.
have to say its more the speed of the band back in the day however with this show an adjustment slightly down 1.125 might just be a better tempo.. like your thinkin' though
Would be an awesome show except it's totally unlistenable due to the interuptions for all the @#$%ing ads!!!
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Yup... takes 2 drummers to replace Ritchie.
Only one drummer - Sam Clayton on congas has been with the Feat since "Dixie Chicken". Ritchie will forever be missed though - no doubt.
Saw them once just shortly after Lowell died; my brother's band, Camp-Harlow, opened for them a couple times in KC area, possibly when Lowell was still alive. Good to see them but they are a shadow of their prime selves.
Sorry folks...I love Little Feat, been a fan since I saw them touring with the Grateful Dead. This isn't Little Feat, this is lame. There is no energy. no passion, no connection with the audience. I just saved a few bucks on a concert ticket.
Let me get this right... a band that started in 1969, has lost 2 founding members and has aged 50 years since they began doesn't bring the same energy they brought 20-30 years ago (not to mention Paul fighting Hep C)? Shocking! Always wonder why people like you feel the need to post a comment that is nothing but self-serving? Opinions are fine but simply knocking a band because they're old is just passing a negative vibe. It should be no surprise they've lost a few steps. I, and many others, are glad the torch continues to burn for our favorite aged bands, even if that flame doesn't burn quite as bright as it once did. Who expects perfection from aged musicians? All I need is a groove and a smile when I'm watching guys old enough to collect full SS. A good friend just drove from NY to Florida for Feat shows (he's 54, been going to shows since we were young teens, he's seen more than 1500 shows in his life, I've seen over 1000... so, we do have a bit of an idea about music)... I love all sorts of music... saw Black Sabbath a few years ago (for about the 15th time throughout my life) and though Ozzy is shot and Bill Ward wasn't on the tour, I'd go again if they toured again. When I want a bit more energy, there's always Phish, Lettuce, Ghost Note, moe., Greta Van Fleet, Mule, Leftover Salmon... and the list goes on and on. Don't piss on peoples parades, just be thankful we have so much music to choose from and if one of the bands is not, or no longer, for you, then find the one that is and let the rest of us decide what is for us... at least until a time machine is available to get us back to where we were young and the music was fresh! And, though I'm only reaching the end of Skin it Back and I'm not on the best of audio equipment at the moment, it sure sounds tight and definitely listenable, if a tad slow on the tempo... certainly wouldn't call it lame! Peace...
Oh they can still do it.They just screwed it up by recomposing the songs. Believe me it sucked on half the songs. The bad part it was the half that they did from let it roll or before. Cut the tempo in half on r and r doctor,willin,and Dixie and you got some slow no energy shit. They could get it on when they wanted. They just tried to reconnctruct our favorite songs and play half a show on material must feat fans didn't come to hear. I didn't here anyone in line hoping they play rooster rag. And to make it worse the sound mix sounded as shitty as it does on this show. This coming from someone who always had Columbus as my desert island album.
Oh and im an old guy too,cant hardly remember 54 sorry I lost count on shows seen sometime in the early 70's . Little feat aint a slow jam band that's all,age had nothing to do with it.What a disappointment we were so excited and it never took off. Sorry for the rant but their my fave.
@@me-cw4yi I'm not knocking a band because they're old, I'm knocking them because they seem bored to death.
@@me-cw4yi Don't take anything personally. I'm just a random UA-camr. However, when I pay a hundred bucks or more to see a show, I want the musicians to at least give the appearance of giving a shit. The Rolling Stones don't have a low energy problem. Willie Nelson doesn't have a low energy problem.
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Huge feat fan what a letdown this show was. Saw the same show last week it was horrible they took some old good songs cut the tempo in half and tried to make it a jam band thing it sucked. Seen this lineup minus the drummer many times and it was great.
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I am a massive Feat Fan.
This? Is horrible.
Hate to say it but Lowell and Ritchie were,...as you can now see...the
"Glue". Lowell was the soul of L.F.
and Richie Hayward was the groove.
They are getting old as well now and I think now that Paul is gone....it's time to hang em' up.
Ugh, something has been lost in the translation over the years.....I don't mean to state the obvious but 50 years later with the residual original band members and some fill-in's for other missing members and you get something like this.....yes, the instrumentation is pretty okay, but the vocals suck, the tempo/timing of most tracks is way off (slower) from the originals, and the percussion just isn't the complexity and lead element like it was when Richie Hayward held down the drum kit. There was a Feat post Lowell but even that era Feat are gone and out the window thru the years, the toll taken by time/age, old audience, new audience, etc. It just isn't the same, sorry. Might have been the good thing to do to shut it all down after about the 35th anniversary or so. This just isn't the Feat, sorry.
This drummer sucks God I miss Ritchie
It is hard for any drummer to compare to Richie. Richie was just phenomenal in his own leagu.
@@ronaldschulman4448 Yeah but they sure could have replaced him with someone a bit more...special; ...this guy is just such an average drummer...I just am frustrated because I can actually play these songs alot better than this guy...oh well
Shame on this concert!! Little Feat has always been a great band especially live. These guys sound out of tune, all songs are slowed down, and the jams are putrid. This is not the Little Feat I know! Shame on them. Even after Lowell George died, they remained a great band that is up until now. The sound is dead. "To misplay a note is forgiveable, to play without passion is inexcusable."---Beethoven.
It’s like no one wants to lead anymore. Notes are there, but energy is plodding
Sorry, can’t watch this.
Paul Barrere is dead. Richie Hayward is dead. Lowell George is dead 40 years someone should Bill Payne it's time to shut this down.... The Doobie Brothers are still alive last I heard he was touring with them but Little Feat to rest! The original band with Lowell was amazing but this looked like a lounge show group it's sad I know there is no more album or CD sales but c'mon let it go.
This is just soo gawd awful I can't watch it ....they should pack it in Lowell is spinning in his grave!!!
Then don't watch. Question for you, are you still out there playing tunes people love?
@@leestaniszewski7236 Guess what I didn't watch past 3mins cause it was like watching a funeral and yes I am out there still playin w no plans to retire ....the core of this once great band is lone gone and these guyz are shitting on their legacy they need to let it go!!!
Sorry I don't think I've ever heard of Rob Kolt ( never made it to the big time and prob just does covers no original stuff) is he a Poser or a musician?
@@leestaniszewski7236 congrats I never heard of Lee Silgado either, is he a another wannabe musician or just another cheetos eating keyboard warrior in his Moms basement wackin off to the cover band known as Little Feat?
My all time fav band, but this is not the feat of old. Vocals are bad. Still love them though.
Sorry boys, but I didn't think much of it.