ARTIST AUDIO ::
Blues Don't Tell (.mp3 audio file)

ARTIST WEB LINKS ::
Little Feat website

LITTLE FEAT

Transcending traditional musical boundaries, Little Feat’s inimitable fusion of rock and Louisiana-inflected swamp-boogie has made them a favorite among rock and pop music fans since 1969. With a free-wheeling style that cooks in elements of folk, blues, rockabilly, country and jazz, Little Feat’s repertoire delivers an infectious sound and top-drawer musicianship wrapped around a memorable collection of classic songs.

One can’t write about Little Feat without acknowledging its co-founder, the legendary late slide-guitarist Lowell George. This direction-setting musician/writer/arranger set the course for the band and its sound. But since George's untimely death in 1979, Little Feat has remained largely intact and at the top of their game, making great music and great records, and touring relentlessly, followed by their legions of fans. Some of those biggest fans have been other musicians: Feat's fabled collaborators have included Bob Dylan, Willie Nelson, Beck, Brian Wilson, Bonnie Raitt, Robert Plant, John Lee Hooker, Johnny Lang, and Leftover Salmon (for whom Feat co-founder and keyboardist Bill Payne recently produced an album).