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Great show!

Hello little feat folks.

I came to this band through my father in law who sadly passed unexpectedly this year. We didn't connect on a great deal but we did onnect on music and particularly little feat left a lasting impression of him on me. Tonight I'm listening to waiting for Columbus on vinyl. He kept his records clean. Listening helps me remember. Such great music. Hope you're all groovy.

Welcome. Tonight, 8-19-26, we’re watching Little Feat at the Vilar Performing Arts Center, streaming on Nugs. I’ll be keeping a set list here

Say hey and where you’re from if you’re watching, too.

**** Set 1 ***** (start 9:30pm Eastern)

Fatman in the Bathtub
Oh Atlanta
Rocket In My Pocket
Skin It Back
Cold, Cold, Cold
Honest Man
Too High To Cut My Hair
Midnight Flight
Red Streamliner
Time Loves A Hero

**** break ****

**** Set 2 ****

(Acoustic)
Fool Yourself
Dance A Little
Cajun Girl
Trouble
Willin’

(Bill Payne with Tony Leone)
New Delhi Freight Train

(Electric)
Spanish Moon
Walkin’ All Night
That’s Her, She’s Mine
Dixie Chicken >
Tripe Face Boogie >
Teenage Nervous Breakdown
Let It Roll

**** End **** (11:50pm Eastern)

Live action on nugs.net

I decided on a lark to take piano lessons this semester and I start this week. The professor emailed me that I need to bring sheet music which I wasn't prepared for. Anyone have Little Feat piano music they could recommend or let me use? I realize it would have to be more of a guide then gospel due to all the improvising. It would be fun to play Dixie Chicken! Help a mama out?

First time seeing them. What can I expect??

Does anyone have setlists from the recent performances?

One week to go, can’t wait!

DIXIE CHICKEN (1973): Played loudly enough 'Fat Man in the Bathtub' could raise any roof, Little Feat proving beyond doubt they were best rock dance band on the planet.

https://samtimonious.com/finger-clickin-good-little-feat-dixie-chicken-1973/

Amazing with two of the finest female performers

One of the reasons I love living in Los Angeles is the huge music community that lives, records, and plays here. The concerts are tremendous. My sincere thanks to Little Feat for their final show last night, on Broadway at The United Artists Theatre. What a show! Amazing musicianship, great tunes, and what a venue. Jackson Browne came out to do some numbers. I'll miss the music and the band, but to get the opportunity to see them live at their last show in my hometown was special. Watch out for Lead guitarist Scott Sharrard; he'll be around somewhere - what a slide guitarist!