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C. Michael Bailey's avatar

Barbara,

In high school (1973-1977) my tastes shifted from progressive rock (Yes, King Crimson) to the blues. I purchased "Robert Johnson: King of the Delta Blues Singers" and "The Allman Brother at Fillmore East." I was teaching myself to play guitar, specifically slide guitar in open chord tunings. Then I heard "Dixie Chicken" and was sold on George's slide guitar sound. But it was not until I was in college, when I heard "Waiting for Columbus," that I became completely enamored with LF. Just in time for George to die. The band reformed while I was in graduate school, and I have followed them since. I have met and interviewed the whole band, sans George. George's contributions to other's works: Linda Ronstadt, Jackson Browne, Robert Palmer and the like. Unlike many of my friends who could not accept the band without George, I was always impressed with Paul Barrere and Bill Payne. Fred Tackett was familiar to me, being from my hometown of Little Rock, Arkansas, so I kept my 13-year-old boy's interest in music all the way to 68 years old.

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You only got 9 likes for Little Feat.. that’s just wrong

The last time I saw Lowell & Little Feat was Dec 14 1978

Grand Rapids Michigan

I was going to college there

Luckily for me there’s easy access to sbds of little feat shows so I have a sbd of my last little feat show

The 1st time I saw little feat was 1972 Irvine Auditorium Philadelphia.. they opened for Capt Beefhart

Roy Estrada was the bass player for Little Feat

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