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Versions - Different performances of the song by the same artist

Compilations - Other albums which feature this performance of the song

Covers - Performances of a song with the same name by different artists

Song Title	Versions	Compilations	Covers
Tuning/Intro
Cat Fever
Hamburger Midnight
Sailing Shoes*
Two Trains
Got No Shadow
On Your Way Down
Walking All Night
Fat Man In The Bathtub
Willin'
A Apolitical Blues
Cold, Cold, Cold >
Dixie Chicken >
Tripe Face Boogie
Tuning/Intro
Texas Rose Cafe
China White*
Ass For Days
Got No Shadow >
The Fan
Teenage Nervous Breakdown
Airplane
Walking All Night
Fat Man In The Bathtub*
Dixie Chicken* >
Tripe //Face //Boogie

Notes

SHNID 131328

Paul Barrére - lead and rhythm guitar, vocals
Sam Clayton - percussion, vocals
Lowell George - vocals, slide and rhythm guitar
Kenny Gradney - bass
Richie Hayward - drums, vocals
Bill Payne - keyboards, vocals

*Bonnie Raitt - background vocals and general merriment


Release Notes:
There were lots of stops and starts to be found in the source tape, as you'll hear. Many of the transitions
have been smoothed as best as possible, with an effort not to lose any of the content.

Thanks so much to all involved in the recording and preservation of this excellent and historic evening!
September 11, 2014
- Goody

Goody's comment from the original upload at dimeadozen.org:

Greetings once again, Feat fans. Welcome to this week's Funky Friday Feat Fest & Fish Fry. Time for another great classic evening of fun. This one's seen a couple previous editions but never from this high up a source. It's also patched with previously available material from already-existing editions and sources - one, an FM which circulates at the Live Music Archive which needed some speed/pitch adjusting; (the complete version will be uploaded here sometime in the hopefully near future and will update and replace the existing LMA version;) and the other fills (and a complete Teenage Nervous Breakdown, not included in the 2nd generation tape provided with my endless thanks by Chris Cafiero,) were from audience versions also available at the LMA, and have also been improved upon. I've been able to clean up hundreds of noises, reducing or removing them wherever possible. Yes, there's still quite a bit of the usual taper's handling noises and many other tape-start/stop remnants that had to be left in, but, overall, this new edition should replace and upgrade what's currently available, and you, the listener, are in for quite a treat if you've never heard these shows before. Those of you who know these sets very well already know what's in store and will find this to be essential in your Feat Files. This has been an extreme labor of love, and I can't wait for y'alls to get it into your grimy little hands and into your players. Turn it up!

Yer PervFesser

Featroller note: nothing left for me to say about this classic except thanks to all involved, especially Goody.