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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
crowd/tuning
Time Loves A Hero
44 Blues
Can't Be Satisfied > #
They're Red Hot (Hot Tamales) #
Church Falling Down @
Rooster Rag *@%
Rag Mama Rag *@&^
Six Feet Of Snow @&
Willin' > @%^&
Don't Bogart That Joint > @%^&
Long Black Veil > *@%^&$
The Weight *@%^&$
Sailing Shoes *@$
All That You Dream *@#%$!
Cajun Girl *@#$&
Dixie Chicken ALL

Notes

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- * with the Midnight Ramble Band horn section

- # w/ Jim Weider - guitar

- @ w/ Larry Campbell - fiddle, guitar

- % w/ Teresa Williams - vocals

- ^ w/ Amy Helm - vocals

- & w/ Vince Herman - guitar, vocals

- $ w/ Brian Mitchell - accordion

- ! w/ Byron Isaacs - bass


Comments:

- Last night of 13th Annual Feat Fan Excursion

- Little Feat and Friends

- Thanx to Howard Burke for his fine F.O.H. mix!

- Ramble On The Island - Little Feat(with Paul Barrere) co-hosting with The Midnight Ramble Band

- Also on the bill - Nicki Bluhm & The Gramblers

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Featroller note: many thanks to Alex and Chris for a fine production of the grand finale of Feat Camp 2015.
It's ridiculously hard to pick highlights from a show like this, as it's all so great. Larry Campbell's fiddle
on Church Falling Down makes it even spookier, then goes into hoedown mode for Rooster Rag and Rag Mama Rag.
The horns are featured on the Dixie Chicken closer, with a great all hands guitar jam at the end. But I think
All That You Dream, with Teresa Williams on Vocals, has to top the list. It's a gorgeous and emotional version,
with horns and slide guitar (probably from Larry Campbell) and all the other trimmings. It reminded me of the
Linda Ronstadt version from the Lowell George memorial show in 79, but without the underlying sadness. Sound is
spectacular as usual.