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GD isn't the only major band that has primo recordings on the archive. check out this Little Feat broadcast...great quality for a recording from 74. check out the percussive breakdown on Fat Man. Great guitar playing throughout (was that Lowell playing?? I know he was multi instrumentalist but regularly played the bass for Feat)

this version, the spotlight item , is a little bit too slow.You can hear that with Lowell's voice.
This is 1974 and it sounds like 1978 Lowell's voice.
No disturbance you can listen very nicely.
It's just not the real sound.
The pitch have been corrected on the other version,with a similar quality sound and completed show.Enjoy

Hi cheechw,
the additional tracks albeit in a slightly inferior quality are available from this very website. Check the date and you'll find a more complete rendition of the show

enjoy!

Where are the other 3 songs? I have a version that has Cold Cold Cold > Dixie Chicken > Tripe Face Boogie medley after Willin'

Didn't ever see'em live. Were supposed to open for Dead 9/3/72 in Boulder, either missed'em or didn't show. Believe the latter, wasn't that impaired.But did get demo l.p. of 'Sail'in Shoes'in spring of '72 associated with local record store. Played it to death. This recording leaves no doubt that '70's didn't totally blow. Remastered catalogue is worth procuring.

I have recently formulated a list of those four rock bands that i would have loved to see on the peak of the powers (rest assured I have seen the Jesus Lizard play live various times, but alas I have not seen Pentangle).

The four bands would have been the Jimi Hendrix Experience circa 1967, Sly and the Family Stone in 1967 or 1968, the Talking Heads circa 1980 with Bernie Worrell and Dollette McDonald and Nona Hendryx. And Little Feat of course some time before the magnificent Bill Payne started taking his Keith-Emerson-spiel too seriously (that was probably by 1976/7), when drugs corroded Lowell George's leadership.
These recordings show one of the greatest rock#n#roll bands at their peak. All players masters of their game, a mercurial but one the spot interaction and excellent material (most of their songs written by them). You can only thank the prescient Frank Zappa to chuck them out of his band.
Spanish Moon oozing with the sensuality that makes men lose everything unless you have five other geezers with you on stage to act it out musically. I pawned my watch and I sold my ring just to hear that girl sing. Yeah, they did love music. You can tell when you listen to them. (And they were even more exciting when NOT accompanied by the venerable Tower-of-Power horn section.)
I bought Dixie Chicken on the first of september 1976, when fifteen years old. I have never regretted that investment. Thanks for posting this.
(If there is one criticism allowed, sometimes the presence of two excellent slide guitarists is overburdening. But they say that perfection has to be marred in order not to be mistaken for blasphemy.)

Very crisp clean recording, been hearing about these guys through the grapevine alot the past couple years, but this recording really opened up a door into their world that I am very excited to go through many times more in the near futre

Thank you Jim Blackwood & Dave LaRussa and the Archive. Little Feat is also one of my all time favorite bands. Hard to mess with perfection I guess.

I have only recently been enjoying the pleasures of this band. They quickly skyrocketed to the top of my list of most influencial bands. This is a phenominal recording. Phish recently covered "Waiting For Columbus" on the third night of their 2010 Halloween run in Atlantic City. They considered it a tribute to the recent passing of Feat Drummer Richie Haywood They teamed up with a horn section and as an added bonus, Giovani Hidalgo on percussion. They did a great job with the cover. I went out and bought the 'Waiting for Columbus' album after hearing it the cover. I love the atypical time signatures and rhythms this band brings to the table. Feat's Don't Fail Me Now!

When I don't know what to play, I throw this on.

If it doesn't speak to you, there is something wrong with you. Just sayin.

Wonderful job with the post-work!

what a great sound can't get enough.

This is The One, Kids! The RnR Dr. here is the base track for the remixed version found on Hoy-Hoy, and this is THE Defintive version of The Fan - There IS none better.

This has all the snot, all the git down moist 'n meaty lewd serious jizz you know is the real Feat.

Back when parents were first worried about what kind of raw urgent sex power Rock n Roll had lurking in the soft white folds of cotton panties - this was the band they feared in their worst nightmares. Girls just seemd to LOVE to give it up for Little Feat. The viscous jams Feat kicked just got down into that primal horizontal mambo thang.

Down load this bucket o jam and git you some!

The absolute best version of this song ever! I saw them 2X in the summer of '79, in San Diego and the Long Beach (or suburbs therein)

I had this set on vinyl in '75 and played it so much there's not much left of it now. It stood head and shoulders above the studio versions the band had recorded at the time, and i believe captured Lowell and the Band at the peak of their talent. The brass 'enhanced' versions from this session that appeared on 'Hoy Hoy' sound so fake they dont do the band any justice at all.Included here are the definitive versions of Allan Tousaint's 'On your way down' and 'Spanish Moon'- somewhere i look for every saturday night- let me know where it is- Well done the engineer for posting this on the web from the original master tape, thanks, and hat's off to you!.

Last time I saw The Feat was the fall of '78 at Sienna College. Won tickets on WRPI. Little did we know at the time it would all be over 10 months later.
Sort of a lie. I was standing in the lift line 2 years ago one March day at Killington and I said to my son, "sounds like a Little Feat cover band playing in the parking lot." Turns out it was them. . . .
Jim, don't know who you are but thanks!!!

I must say, in my limited experience with Internet Archive, my overall impression has been "Why bother with FLACs or SHNs to 'preserve' the sound of an audience recording that simply isn't that good to begin with?". Will the MP3 conversion really make a difference? This one, however, is a happy exception to the rule. I heard some people on here say that it is "near CD quality". I submit that it sounds much better than many commercial releases from the same era. My heartfelt thanks to the band (of course), Jim Blackwood & Dave LaRussa and especially to whoever it was at WCMF that did the nearly perfect mix that created the two track from which this was mastered. This show is in every way a true joy that I will listen to over and over.

This is almost CD quality like sound and this band is insane

Wow, simply one of the best downloads I've found on the archive. Everything is perfect!

Thanks to the Archive!

that this show and this recording both ROCK and I don't need to explain, since everyone else here already has. The Hempstead recordings are the cream of the crop.

This recording from this era makes it worth grabbing! Old cajun southern boogie at its best, even if it was recorded here in New York...

It has been over 30 years since this recording was done and there hasn't been too many other bands to reach the level of southern funk that these cats brought on this night. They have a legacy as long as that last sentence.

I was looking for the year Oh Atlanta was put on studio album and where did I end up? Here and whoa thanks for a new Little Feat.

Damn, Little Feat were so f-ing great! This set is unbelievably perfect! I've always loved Little Feat, and to have found this show is just a HUGE find. Thank you so much!

Outstanding performances and near-study quality audio. A fantastic set This is the best of the 15 or so shows I've gotten off Internet Archive, and I am very selective about what I download.

There are a lot of great shows on this site but few of this sound quality. Download this and crank it up! The bass will shake the drywall - trust me.

I miss Lowell.

Every hassle, from remembering my Compuserve user-Id 15 years ago when it was a stupid frigging number, to surviving Windows XP Service Pack 2, has been worth it. Today I downloaded this set from your wonderful archive. Good God it sounds great. Thankyou, so much.

I found this site today when I did a search for the very wonderful Electrif Lycanthrope on Google. I've had a copy on cassette for over 20 years and have always regarded it as just about the best live performance that I have heard from any band. So I am absolutely thrilled to have been able to download it and find the sound quality matching the original performance. Many thanks to Jim for for donating it and - wow - what a great discovery this site is!

Up until about 5 years ago I had a cassette of this copied from a friends scratchy vynil album, but I loved it. Over the past two years I've been trying to find a new copy and then I discovered these superb archives. I'm now the very happy owner of one of the best albums never commercially released.
The sound quality is clear and brilliant, far better than I ever remember it.

This show was my introduction to the band. The band rocks. The sound quality is excellent.
A must listen to everybody. Tight! Groovy!! and spiced up by some tasty slide guitar playing.

This was available on a bootleg vinyl, called "Electrif Lycanthrope." Liner notes claimed that it was recorded at a wedding, but I see now that it was not. Quality here on the Archive is mo betta than I had on the LP, and not just because I don't have to listen to that nasty scratch flow by 33 1/3 times each minute. Owning that bootleg back in high school of course made me the most popular lad on campus, envied by blonde-maned quarterbacks, ambitious student council presidents and the punk whose daddy bought him a Trans Am for his 16th birthday. "The Fan" from this session is on "Hoy Hoy," available in finer record stores. Drawing on the cover of the boot looked a lot like what ended up being the cover of HoyHoy, so I always wondered if the boot was a semi-official release. I'll probably die without knowing, but hopefully not for a long long time.

Download this, and for the gods' sake, turn it up.

some of the best playing i've heard from this band.worth it just for 'the fan'.the above copy is missing the encore medley as listed at the feat site and which is now available although not from a pre-fm source,currently being torrented at easy tree.

I came to this site as a few friends mentioned it was a great site for getting good Dead shows. But so far, this is the best offering. Sound quality is insane. Jim, thanks for donating it!

You must download this set if you consider yourself any kind of Jam music fan simply amzing....Stop reading this sentence and go download it NOW!!!.

Way too short.
Better than studio recordings.
Wish I was there.

Sound is pristine. 10 stars!

Performance is soulful, soaring and way too short. I suspected it was a partial set and would love to hear anything else.

As one of the many who miss Lowell this is a very rare treat. Thank you.

Jim, I'm stunned. I've been a Little Feat fan for over 30 years. This is not only a great performance, but amazing audio quality. Certainly one of the best recordings in the entire Live Music Archive. Thank you so very much!

Man I thought this was a commercial record when I heard it!! Awesome quality sound and recording.

I recorded this on reel-to-reel from WLIR in '75 or '76, and Cold Cold Cold > Dixie Chicken > Tripe Face Boogie do end the show! Also on the version I taped, Oh Atlanta is after Rock and Roll Doctor, not near the end. This is a great show with superb quality except for the one fan who must have been screaming right into a microphone! As soon as I figure out how to get the missing songs on line, I'll do it.

Been listening to Lowell-era Feat recordings since @ '81 and this may be the best show I've heard. Timeless stuff. Thanks to everyone involved for making this set available.

Agreed, I am glad I stumbled across this and the 4-10-04 recording also. Sound Quality is imaculate, crisp and clean. If you don't have any Little Feat, these two recordings are a must. Put on you Sailing Shoes.

I have had this from an alternate source for some time, and that version kicks every kind of ass. this is a most refreshing find, and thanks a million to those who shared!!!!!

..To stumble over such a recording of a concert from the Lowell years is delightful. Sound Quality is simply astonishing and you can hear a vigorous band with Lowells' vocals right on the spot - high energy - a band at its Lowell George Era peak.

I have had this on analog tape since it was first aired on "WLIR Garden City is the Radio Station" It is all but shot and to find it here load and clear makes me feel young again. My only quibble if I dare is that some little bit of stage patter has been edited out as when during Willin' Lowell goes to take a drink during the refrain he states that it was not bourbon in his glass but rather "moo juice" in this edit he just says OH. WLIR had such great concerts on Tuesday night if I remember correctly I used to tape them all the time( Guys like David Bromberg and Harry Chapin) and this one was one I held onto for a long time. Now I listen with a smile again

This is amazing. I can say with some certainty that this best recording quality of any Little Feat show I have heard. Great performance too.

One of the best performances by one of the greatest bands. Great sound quality, studio recording with a live audience. Must have for all Feat fans. Slide on Lowell!!! Long live Little Feat!!!

As Jim hints at in the text, I have been the custodian of this tape since 1978, and am very glad to be freeing it to the world at this time, especially with this wonderful transfer. This has been my personal favorite Little Feat show for years running, and after hearing the transfer we did on Saturday, I was blown away! Detail and power in the performance only hinted at in previous tries. For those of you familiar with "Electrif Lycanthrope" you will be hearing this with fresh ears. For those fresh to the experience... enjoy!

addendum(10/19/04): The 45 minutes included here is all there was on the 7 inch tape. I've heard the "encores" mentioned and they don't seem to be from the same session. Any more clues?

I've had a well worn cassette of this show for years. Nice to be able to download this gem and retire the tape. Little Feat in their prime here. Great set, hot playing and pristine recording job.

This is the first show I have heard pre-1985 and think its GREAT! "On Your Way Down" into a fantastic "Spanish Moon"....these guys really had it tuned in-back then.

Sound quality was great, not perfect but good enough and great considering the set they played.

My favorite Lowell era show!! I judge all others to this one...

Sound is excellent, definitely an upgrade!

Thanks a million!!

Another Ultrasonic studios session bound to be one of the largest downloads here at archive.org.

Pre-FM half track master reel quality carefully mastered to perfection. Frankly, it is a better session then the 1973 set. Tighter and more refined.

Enjoy this gem that luckily ended up in our willin' hands in Tucson, AZ. :)