All Pros. All Friends. All on the same page. Long a Ry Cooper fan, John Hiatt is a good writer/performer with Lowe, a shame only one Little Village album.
These three guys thar are number one.musicians on guitars and singing are incredible..Ry Cooder John Hiatt, and Rob Lowe and drummer is fabulous entertainers..geniuses song writing and solo artist ..phenomenal at what they do best on stage..I'm inspired at there singing and guitar playing
Rob Lowe the actor he's not like Johnny Depp he doesn't play music🤦🏻♂️🤣 You mean the great Nick Lowe? Drummer is alleged that's the great Jim keltner Google him you'd be surprised where he's popped up Think the traveling wilburys
Absolutely fantastic. Songs with great lyrics and melody. Clever and funky, sophisticated and deep. If I was stranded on a desert island Little Village would be the album I'd want with me. Has anybody in the film business tapped this for a soundtrack? If not, it's a gem waiting to be discovered. The full album is powerful. An entire novel all its own. Thanks guys.
As a New Zealander i was living in Seattle in 92 and was lucky enough to see them live when they came through . They were nothing short of brilliant groove central extraordinaire. 😎
U want talent,u got it..Ry Cooder is doing the pony and standing tall on stage with his other successors staying in rhythem and melody..can't get no better then this..great on slider guitar..
All these guys are phenomenal..they are geniuses. In what they do such as making songs and playing guitars and writing songs ,producing of music ans songs is fantastically great .sensational singers
I caught Little Village in Boston, their last stop on the 1982 US tour, and they brought the house down. I am a Cooder fan from the early 70's, and admire the way he adapts and blends multiple influences, including gospel and Tex-Mex, to produce an unmistakable style.
Built on Sand is terrific ..thank you legends,making my day ahead of me..sound is incredibly good..rhythem is terribly great..could I ask for anything more..these guys will never be forgotten..uh uh nono no..
This project had “one-off” written all over it. 3 guys with their own careers, and a drummer that can record / tour with anyone he wants. I’m very happy they did what they did, I still love this album.
Yesterday, I didn't know this band ever existed. This morning, I heard the names of the members, and thought: No way. Tonight, I'm going to sleep as a fan.
I first saw Ry in 71 at Armadillo World Headquarters. He was a bad ass back than as well. Saw John in late 80's with Sonny Landreth on lead, incredible. This band was to good to last.
One of our greatest singer/songwriters has freakin' Nick Lowe as his bass player! I have this album. 1972 this would have been proclaimed a "supergroup."
@@MrPoodleguy I have the Chicken Skin Music cd but the damn case vaporized in my car lol Gf, wife now, and were listening to it, never got out of the car, stopped, ejected cd...case never found. We still laff...we were stoned but that's no excuse! 1990
Don't think about her..... absolutely beautiful beautiful song... anyone who has had a broken heart knows......I remember this when it was aired, never forgot it...was it ever in a film??
Thanks for posting this. Truly top bill in the best of the unknown greats- I know they got both barrels of,son, I don't hear a single. Kismet/Fate be damned-this is real AMERICANA from men who've lived all of it. KUDU's
@@chasbodaniels1744 I am continually astonished that Nick Lowe in particular has never even been nominated for the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. No less an artist than Elvis Costello (whose first three albums were produced by Nick Lowe), admonished the committee of morons who run the Hall about that fact when he was inducted.
Ry Cooder is a first starter and sounds great in Action..sound of rhythem and melody is happening now..sensational legends on stage in performance..entertainment can't be any better then it is,let me shake it up, fabulous..Action I'm afraid has begun..go boys
Cooders commenting guitar to Nick's story, and then finishing off with a just brilliant solo in the outtro to "Fool..". He's a pleasure to listen to everytime - never the one to dominate the singer, but always accentuating - lifting the song to new heights. Read the chapter on Little Village from the John Hiatt biography: michael-elliott.com/blog/dont-bug-me-when-im-working-little-village-at-30?fbclid=IwAR1vzsicRn_nmY0iDrPlxKskHbNWJoGVB3bXcJ6Rg1BVEJEMfEMvSDaTpK4
One of my favourite drummers. He never had to play the same thing twice and he ALWAYS served the song. A true great. And the others? More of the same! A fool who knows is brilliant.
lovely stuff...great drumming by Jim, in the pocket perfection by Nick, and some marvellous juju magic by Hiatt and Cooder. Wondering which I'd prefer--the receding hairline of John, or the bold hairpiece of Ry---who gives a fuck, they play their asses off...
This 66 yo man says this is my favorite band since The Beatles. Too much talent for one band here!😁😎🤩
Little Village and Emmylou Harris at the Crystal Palace Bow, London - 1992 - one of the best gigs I've been to.
I'll bet it was a great show!
All Pros. All Friends. All on the same page. Long a Ry Cooper fan, John Hiatt is a good writer/performer with Lowe, a shame only one Little Village album.
one of the best bands most people never heard...
Yes, yes, yes.
I know this is old but your so right.
i guess it's kind of off topic but do anybody know a good site to watch newly released movies online ?
@Lee Ford Lately I have been using flixzone. Just search on google for it :)
@Korbin Brayan Yup, I've been watching on flixzone for months myself =)
They were right there with the Traveling Wilburys as a top shelf super group.
These three guys thar are number one.musicians on guitars and singing are incredible..Ry Cooder John Hiatt, and Rob Lowe and drummer is fabulous entertainers..geniuses song writing and solo artist ..phenomenal at what they do best on stage..I'm inspired at there singing and guitar playing
Rob Lowe the actor he's not like Johnny Depp he doesn't play music🤦🏻♂️🤣
You mean the great Nick Lowe?
Drummer is alleged that's the great Jim keltner Google him you'd be surprised where he's popped up
Think the traveling wilburys
Ever the eternal optimist.....i keep hoping these guys will get back tor another album, If only! If only!!!!!
One of the best songs on one of the best albums ever.
Absolutely fantastic. Songs with great lyrics and melody. Clever and funky, sophisticated and deep. If I was stranded on a desert island Little Village would be the album I'd want with me. Has anybody in the film business tapped this for a soundtrack? If not, it's a gem waiting to be discovered. The full album is powerful. An entire novel all its own.
Thanks guys.
All in their gorgeous prime.
great music
Could listen to any one of those three all day!
Off the scale these guys are. Short lived but perfectly realised. 👌
As a New Zealander i was living in Seattle in 92 and was lucky enough to see them live when they came through .
They were nothing short of brilliant groove central extraordinaire. 😎
Superb musicians and singers.
Brilliant - I managed to catch them at the Edinburgh Playhouse. Great band . So much talent in that band
Appreciated by music lovers. Thank you.
Little Village was such a great band, wonderful musicians & songwriters. Love their individual work as well.
U want talent,u got it..Ry Cooder is doing the pony and standing tall on stage with his other successors staying in rhythem and melody..can't get no better then this..great on slider guitar..
What a total treasure, musician’s musicians 💯
All these guys are phenomenal..they are geniuses. In what they do such as making songs and playing guitars and writing songs ,producing of music ans songs is fantastically great .sensational singers
was so damn lucky to have seen them even for one night. Orpheum theater Boston unforgettable.
I am in awe sir! Did they do other (of their own also) tunes besides the one album? Not like they had any to spare huh?🤩😎
Was there myself that night too. I’m with you brother.
Love them all, but Hiatt's solo on the first cut was beautiful.
Beautiful playing by Mr Cooder but not unexpected.
I caught Little Village in Boston, their last stop on the 1982 US tour, and they brought the house down. I am a Cooder fan from the early 70's, and admire the way he adapts and blends multiple influences, including gospel and Tex-Mex, to produce an unmistakable style.
You mean 1992? They formed in 1991.
Doesn't get any better than this for me. God bless the day I discovered Little Village!!
Thanks for posting been waiting for high quality version of this performance 👌
Built on Sand is terrific ..thank you legends,making my day ahead of me..sound is incredibly good..rhythem is terribly great..could I ask for anything more..these guys will never be forgotten..uh uh nono no..
I wish these guys still kept their solo careers going WITH this amazing project in the bread warmer. They just sound so damned good together.
God bless them all.
This is fantastic and the sensational songs is sung and goes on like this..solo artist is amasing and never- ending..awesome
I!m still listen...and happy
A fantastic combination of talent, so sad they never were huge, all great artists.
This is so easy to listen to. I wish they were still together producing more magic.
Man alive, these guys are NINJAS!!! The playing is absolutely brilliant. Can't listen to this clip just once - just close yer eyes 'n groove!
still love it!!
One of the best albums I've ever heard definitely in the upper twenty
They never received the level of stardom they deserved. One great Band.
That's because they imploded after their one and only tour. Word was that the other three couldn't get along with Hiatt. Such a shame. What a combo!
This project had “one-off” written all over it. 3 guys with their own careers, and a drummer that can record / tour with anyone he wants. I’m very happy they did what they did, I still love this album.
"Stardom" is not what these guys were about.
And, it sure sounds good to me …
Phenomenal
Yesterday, I didn't know this band ever existed.
This morning, I heard the names of the members, and thought: No way.
Tonight, I'm going to sleep as a fan.
Have a listen to John Hyatt’s “Bring the family”. One of the very best.
John Hiatt is national treasure!
I first saw Ry in 71 at Armadillo World Headquarters. He was a bad ass back than as well. Saw John in late 80's with Sonny Landreth on lead, incredible. This band was to good to last.
in fucking credible audio & musicianship - many thanks & cheers from the Delta -
One of our greatest singer/songwriters has freakin' Nick Lowe as his bass player! I have this album. 1972 this would have been proclaimed a "supergroup."
I thought LV was together in the 90s?
@@lastnamefirst4035 He's saying in 1972, it would have been declared "a Super Group".
It was called a Super Group when the album came out.
I LOVED this band, a super group, for sure! Hiatt’s “Little Head” was one of my wedding songs!
Rye can play a guitar better than I can breathe in and out😎
Ry is one of my fav living git-pickers.
I’ve been a follower of Ry Cooder since 1970. I had an 8 track of him! He was one of the earliest slide masters!!
@@MrPoodleguy He played the guitar for Ralph Macchio in Crossroads cs Steve Via if I'm not mistaken....I bet you know
@@JoeandAngie: You are correct!
@@MrPoodleguy I have the Chicken Skin Music cd but the damn case vaporized in my car lol
Gf, wife now, and were listening to it, never got out of the car, stopped, ejected cd...case never found. We still laff...we were stoned but that's no excuse! 1990
Don't think about her..... absolutely beautiful beautiful song... anyone who has had a broken heart knows......I remember this when it was aired, never forgot it...was it ever in a film??
I practically broke my neck looking for the album when it came out! Thanks for the upload -- Really love this!!
The best band to ever exist... for 1 year
Cream was pretty good.
All of these guys go way back for me, some great bands and hours of listening.
Ry Cooder is a guitar. It's the only way to explain how he can make the distance between his mind, his fingers, and the guitar totally disappear.
he is also a great singer.
Ry's work on Paris Tx. soundtrack for Wim Wenders, director , was phenomenal and made the movie
Rebecca. So well said. Fabulous. I love and respect Ry.
Art. I couldn't agree more. Love " Paris Texas" music.
Rebecca Cook. You said it so well. Ry is one with the guitar. Do you know the story of Ry's first experience with the guitar?
Thanks for sharing, awesome band, so much talent right there.
Thanks so much for posting this gem!
Thanks for posting this. Truly top bill in the best of the unknown greats- I know they got both barrels of,son, I don't hear a single. Kismet/Fate be damned-this is real AMERICANA from men who've lived all of it. KUDU's
Thanks for sharing this. Huge fan of these guys, beautiful accompaniment by Ry as always, what a talent.
Best there ever was
I bought the album at the time and still play it these days. Some lovely songs on there.
Well....how about this little quartet? 4 of the greats. Eat your heart out, you EDM, techno fans.
My dream rock n roll band, the best combination of great talents.
Ohhh yeah..step on it,,partytime..Legends on stage..rhythem going out to all the fans in the whirlwind..
Love John Hiatt's Don't think about her,the best, though the other two songs were great too!
Phenomenal..a great solo..
Love this.....👍🙂🏴
Nick Lowe, Ry Cooder & John Hiatt. All criminally unappreciated.
Unappreciated by the teeming masses of commercial pop fans, but not by you, me and others with discerning ears! 😎
@@chasbodaniels1744 I am continually astonished that Nick Lowe in particular has never even been nominated for the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. No less an artist than Elvis Costello (whose first three albums were produced by Nick Lowe), admonished the committee of morons who run the Hall about that fact when he was inducted.
You left out one of the greatest drummers who ever lived, Jim Keltner
What a fantastic album. Wish I had seen them live.
Ry Cooder is a first starter and sounds great in Action..sound of rhythem and melody is happening now..sensational legends on stage in performance..entertainment can't be any better then it is,let me shake it up, fabulous..Action I'm afraid has begun..go boys
Cooders commenting guitar to Nick's story, and then finishing off with a just brilliant solo in the outtro to "Fool..".
He's a pleasure to listen to everytime - never the one to dominate the singer, but always accentuating - lifting the song to new heights.
Read the chapter on Little Village from the John Hiatt biography:
michael-elliott.com/blog/dont-bug-me-when-im-working-little-village-at-30?fbclid=IwAR1vzsicRn_nmY0iDrPlxKskHbNWJoGVB3bXcJ6Rg1BVEJEMfEMvSDaTpK4
John & Ry are joined at the hip. City out Roy’s Borderline album w/ John on rhythm.
Ry's solo at 10:18!!
Love that song
They should have been huge. A gross misjustice - so much talent!
groovy !
Feck!!!! That is some magic💖
thanks Sunset ....great version of Fool Who Knows
Wonderful talents that luckily have done well even though this combination didn’t last long.
Did you ever want to know what masterful rhythm guitar was supposed to sound like/
the snare drums from this era were a shot gun...Jimmy laying down pocket
One of my favourite drummers. He never had to play the same thing twice and he ALWAYS served the song. A true great.
And the others? More of the same!
A fool who knows is brilliant.
Though I bough the CD, I've never seen this till now, wasn't even a one hit wonder, but should have been, all 3. Enjoy!
cool little solo by Mr. Hiatt at 2.00
lovely stuff...great drumming by Jim, in the pocket perfection by Nick, and some marvellous juju magic by Hiatt and Cooder. Wondering which I'd prefer--the receding hairline of John, or the bold hairpiece of Ry---who gives a fuck, they play their asses off...
Mr Ry, the white blues! J like the black too. Strong competition a 'Slowhand'!
This is just Brilliant, have to dig out my cd, Love it.
Jim Keltner played drums with The Traveling Wilburys. Then in 1992 he moved up the ladder to play with THE BIG GUNS.
Well they did call him Nathan Sidebury!
He's played with everyone. Mad Dogs and Englishmen
Shoot, he was playing with the big guns starting in the late 1960’s!
He played with George Harrison and Steely Dan way the Hell before this.
He played with all of em...stones, joe cocker, steely Dan, etc.
too cool!!!!!
Little Village should have made a bigger splash!!
Yes! Totally agree. I do remember this trying to be something... and I failed it.
They got me WET!!! ;)
@@saxmidiman oh noooo you didnt really say what Im feelin
Rock On
Nick Lowe tiozão mais cool que existe
Just like blind Faith amazing super group with just 1album
🧡❤️💚💙
Top 5 best slide players ever
Same band on John's Bring The Family album.
le super groupe de m'a jeunesse
Woe
what the rising sons would've grown up to be!
You can tell Nick Lowe listened to some George Jones in his time. He copped a lot of his nuance
Thats some hair style nicks got going on
He was rocking that Pomp for years back in The rockpile days with Dave Edmunds
Not the three songs I would have picked. Drop The Action for Big Love, and they sell another 50K records in Canada.
Supergroup it threre ever was one.
'Lovely Stuff'........ Not my words Michael, the words of Shakin Stevens.
The action: I am the new proud owner of that ferrington guitar
I’ve named it “My his guitar”
I've seen RC"s name in lots of movie scores, am I wrong?.
"I guess he was just to excitable"- he was bound to EXPLODE or go postal/starkweather or some such batshit crazy shit!!! What the hell-GODS ALL TOMMY