| | Little Feat Hoy-Hoy! CD Little Feat Discography of CDs
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Although it offers a retrospective of the years Lowell George spent with Little Feat, HOY-HOY is not a greatest hits package, nor is it a collection of leftovers a la Led Zeppelin's CODA. Rather, HOY-HOY inhabits a middle zone between the two, collecting a few early album tracks, then supplementing them with unreleased live tracks and demos.
Many familiar songs are represented here--albeit not always in their most familiar incarnations--and enough pleasant surprises are thrown in to make HOY-HOY a real treat for both fans of the band and lovers of classic '70s rock. Among tracks in the latter category are George's funkified remake of the Hank Williams classic "Lonesome Whistle," an early take on The Coasters' "Framed," and a great slow shuffle that was inexplicably left off George's solo album ("China White"). Of the live tracks, some bring something new to old favorites, while others simply remind listeners of what it was that made this band so special. Because of its haphazard focus, HOY-HOY isn't the first Little Feat album to get, but it is a record that belongs in the collection of any fan of the group.
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Producers include: Bill Payne, George Massenburg, Paul Barrere. Little Feat Hoy-Hoy! Songs Purchase Hoy-Hoy! CD To buy, Click on price to add to cart | Little Feat CD (1971)
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There was a time, back in its early days, when Little Feat was a country-rock band, perhaps THE quintessential country-rock band. While other contenders for this mantle leaned heavily in one direction or another, Little Feat truly mixed equal parts country twang and experimental rock. Each of the group's first three albums--LITTLE FEAT was their debut--point to how great country-rock might have become, if only (1) country rockers were as brilliant as Lowell George, and (2) fans had shown the slightest interest in the genre as Little Feat created it.
Fortunately, before the band moved onto the fusion-inspired funk with which ...
| | Little Feat Time Loves A Hero CD
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The Lowell George-fronted version of Little Feat pretty much reached the end of its tether with TIME LOVES A HERO. George had become disenchanted with the slicker, jazzier sound that keysman Bill Payne and guitarist ...
| | Little Feat Down On The Farm CD (1979)
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Just before this album was completed, singer-songwriter Lowell George died of a heart attack. The album was completed by the rest of the band, and was announced as the last Little Feat album, though the remaining members resumed playing as Little ...
| | CD-R - 700MB, 10 Pack (2009)
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| | Little Feat Waiting For Columbus CDs (1978) Bonus CD; Deluxe Edition
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rested on its live performances, which were particularly popular in the South. This was the most successful album for Little Feat, reaching number 18 on the album charts.
2 LPs on 1 CD, with 2 songs, "Don't Bogart That Joint" and "Apolitical Blues" omitted. These 2 songs can be found as extra tracks on the CD THE LAST RECORD ALBUM.
Paul Barrere (vocals, guitar); Bill Payne (vocals, piano, electric piano, organ, synthesizer); Kenny Gradney (bass); Richie Hayward (drums, percussion, background vocals); Sam Clayton (congas, percussion, background vocals).
Additional personnel includes: Mick Taylor (guitar); Tower Of Power (horns); Michael McDonald, Patrick Simmons (background vocals).
Recorded live at the Rainbow Theatre, London, England; The Lisner Auditorium,
Washington, D.C. in August 1977. Includes liner notes by Bud Scoppa.
The original CD release of Little Feat's 1977 live album WAITING FOR COLUMBUS, like so many catalogue releases in the early days of the CD format, was truncated by two songs, "Don't Bogart That Joint" and "A Apolitical Blues." ...
| | Sharon Kennedy Patchwork Quilt & Other Stories From Around World CD (1998)
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| | Dimmu Borgir Spiritual Black Dimensions CD (1999) Deluxe Edition
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Two years after their big breakthrough, ENTHRONE DARKNESS TRIUMPHANT, ...
| | Duotang Cons & The Pros CD (1998)
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Duotang's first album, 1996's Smash the Ships and Raise the Beams, was a fairly drab affair, as the duo's insistence on sticking to its two-piece, bass-and-drums-only formula made for a rumbling, monotonous listen -- the record sounded grumpy, which put it at odds with Duotang's penchant for punk-poppy songwriting and catchy melodies. They still haven't added a six-string guitar, but the judicious use of a horn section, a newfound emphasis on vocal harmonies, and the inclusion of Rod Slaughter's organ does wonders for Smash the Ships' follow-up, the bright, infectiously energetic The Cons & the Pros. Delegating the melodic and harmonic duties to the horns and the organ frees Slaughter's bass to explore propulsive rhythmic grooves, ...
| | Cock Sparrer Rarities CD (2000) (Import) Import; Canada
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| | Electrifying Thunderstorms/Sounds Of Thunder By The... CDs (2005)
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$6.39
| | Hysteria Hits CD (2008) (Import)
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| | Henry Mora Orchestra "Live" At The Montebello Inn CD (2004)
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$16.45
"Live" at the Montebello Inn marks the debut performance of the orchestra at this prominent nightclub in Montebello, California. Recorded April 4, 1995 after months of rehearsals and development of the "orquesta" sound, incorporating the natural elements of salsa and jazz, this memorable recording typifies the dedication, energy, and drive of the musicians that took part in the event. ...
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