A great LF & LR song is "Voices in the Wind".

I was in the studio for all of this~

Linda tells a story at a Atlanta concert she did when she was in Atlanta. She sees this band that was incredible and she instantly fell in love with the lead singer and slide guitar player they had a weeklong affair until Lowell George’s wife showed up at her doorstep and told Linda who she was Linda said I didn’t know he was married.

I really feel empathetic for the generations behind mine that have never been exposed to, hands-down, the greatest era of music (70's).

Day is always better when I watch you two..keep em comin' my Rocky MTN FRIENDS..love,Kent

Love you guys and I’m a HUGE LITTLE FEAT FAN since 1974 with the debut of Feats Don’t… and became a die hard fan and they IMMEDIATELY became my favorite American rock band. I agreed with Jimmy Page without knowing. I know you love Linda but did you check out any other artists that sat in the studio for their first album? It was Ry Cooder. If you want to have a great time and listen to one the the top 10 guitarists in the world. You’ll notice his influence on Lowell with slide techniques and different types of open tuning. He, like Linda also got into Mexican music and teamed with Flaco Jimenez. This will take a several week dive into researching the roots of Ry (lol he’s from Santa Monica) but learned at a young age how to use 3 finger picking along with open tuning. This was before he was the age of 14. I guess it really helps when a young guy into music hangs out in a guitar store in Santa Monica in the late 1950s-60s. Please start with Into The Purple Valley and just go from there. He made his living writing the soundtracks for George Hill movies. There’s much more to learn about him especially when played as a session player for all the LA artists. You’ll be amazed and exceptionally happy I requested this. Have fun on this deep dive and please understand I love Americana (as I think you both do) and will thank me later for this. Much love and respect for you both

I attended two of Linda’s concerts during the 70’s. Little Feat opened for her at one of them. She was quite close with Lowell George of LF and recorded one of his songs “Willin’” which appears on her breakthrough Heart Like a Wheel album. She has, in my opinion, the most beautiful voice on the planet. Please check out her live version of “Down So Low”. It will melt you into a puddle. Love your channel 🌺✌️

Little Feats 'Waiting For Columbus' (Live Album) shows their fantastic range of talent and songwriting. Great songs like 'Spanish Moon,' 'Oh Atlanta,' the killer version of 'Mercenary Territory,' and 'Time Loves a Hero.' I believe you and the Bright Angel Lex would enjoy the live version of 'Spanish Moon.' Lowell George was a big fan of Mexico and Mexico City.

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Speaking of Little Feat's album covers, they were all done by an artist named Neon Park. They had a sort of fantasy and dream like quality. "The Last Picture Show" was one of my favorite LF studio efforts, but my favorite version of "All That You Dream" is from their live album "Waiting For Columbus". Love Kenny Gradney's Bass line in this song.

My only Little Feat suggestion is Rock and Roll Doctor. Lowel George at his funkiest

Linda loved Lowell George

Have you listened to Willin' by Little Feat ? Check out some Poco when you get a chance also.

When you are a huge Feat fan, you cringe when you hear Ronstadt do this song and Willin! We saw the here in MA for at least the 100th time. After the Feat finished yet another Killer version of Willin, we lamented to each other that Ronstadt's version is the version most people know.

Linda contributed her voice to over 120 + albums from other artists, and rightly so, her talent was amazing and more times than not her version of the song was better than the original, Love the Music!!!

When you get the chance, check out Linda Ronstadt guesting with Toto on "Stay Away".

Understand one thing. If your a musician, in the 70s, and Lowell George invites you to join Little Feat in the studio or on stage, you says Yes!

I think Lex as Linda for next Halloween is a spectacular idea! She had four iconic looks: 1. Her Daisy Mae look for the early country songs, 2. Many outfits for her rock concerts, but the most famous was a Cub Scout uniform, 3. Her Mariachi dresses, and 4. The chiffon dress she wore for the Nelson Riddle albums. Great reaction! P.S. To be accurate, a few of the original Eagles were briefly Linda’s backup band - but not for long. She was never “in” The Eagles.

The live version of "All that you dream" onWaiting for Columbus has Linda much more prominent!!

I have a collection of Linda's albums produced by Peter Asher (of Peter & Gordon, and the brother of Jane Asher of Beatle lore), and they have their share of Little Feat songs on them! My favorite is "Roll Um Easy" on Linda's Prisoner In Disguise album, with some nice guitar work by Lowell George!

I think your somewhat confused this is the original version by Little feat from their 1975 album " The Last Record Album " Linda Ronstadt was not on this recording, however she did record her own version as you described a few years later. After the sad passing of Lowell George in 1979 the band put together a tribute album of mostly live tracks called " Hoy-Hoy " released in 1981 where a number of artists were invited to join the band on stage including Linda, who performed " All that you dream " recorded at the Forum in 1979 and later included on the album.

you guys did react to Down Below the Borderline in 2022 in a marathon which came from that album with the jello

Almost all of Linda’s songs were covers. She wrote “Try Me Again” with Andrew Gold, and a few Mexican songs. She doesn’t consider herself a songwriter, but rather an interpreter of others great songs. Try Me Again is a great song.

When I had this song on my "70's Rock Marathon" on Mar.3/23, (with C.S.N.& Young and Jackson Browne, etc.), I had you react to the original version from the album, which doesn't have Linda Ronstadt on it. For some reason, Spotify replaced the album version with this one, so I had to choose the one on KZfaq. The reason for that was that this live version doesn't include the piano solo, which was one of my favourite parts of the Little Feat album. They put a short delay on the piano solo, which made it sound like the piano runs could have been doubled by an excellent guitarist, and the album cover listed John Hall (from the band Orleans) as a guitarist on the song - so I ended up checking out his solo releases before realizing it was just a delay I was hearing. On some earlier Feat albums like "Dixie Chicken" you will hear Bonnie Raitt on background vocals. Her use of compressors to add sustain to her slide guitar style was due to Feat's Lowell George's influence.

You both remind me of my youth. I love your intelligent analysis. Your taste reflects that of me and my friends. This album regularly featured on our turntables. ❤❤❤❤

Little feat had a few different female back up singers Bonnie Raitt Linda R Emmylou H Valarie Carter Nicolette Larson Linda never wrote She only did covers

LInda's version of 'Willin' is, well, delightful. I'd be willin.'

Hey guys, I just found this channel. I am glad you guys enjoy Little Feat. Have you guys heard Robert Palmer's Sneaking Sally Through the Alley Album? Guess, which band backed Mr. Palmer? Give it a go!!

Neon park did all the art for the Little Feat albums. Great reaction and yes, not the original. The original is my favorite. Always ready for more Little Feat, or Linda.

Cool-- Brian Birch

I suggest you give a quick listen to Linda's studio version. Her vocals ..... seriously.

Listen to OH ATLANTA in the back we gots Linda, an Bonnie an others in the back, there's a war goin' on back there...

Linda and Lowell were a couple for a while

I'm half way in and I'm not really hearing Linda either. I have heard tons of songs with Linda singing backup and have ALWAYS been able to distinguish her voice. Will have to keep listening.

You should listen to the live version from the Hoy Hoy album, it is that much better!!!

this is Stephen at work - what a great surprise guys! love you both! HOWEVER this is NOT the version on the album- this is an OUTTAKE you reviewed! check out the real original which has a keyboard solo

She singing harmony which not really the same as backup.

Hi Guys .. The Falcons ? 😂 Love it !! ...This was a nice track, ... I'm wondering, is there going to be a 3rd reaction ? 🤨 Once you realise this isn't the original either. Lol ... Little Feat could turn into Big Feat. ... No mean feat eh ? Still good music ! Byeee Jim X

I don't think I have ever heard this version. It's not the original from The Last Record Album. Interesting though. I still prefer the live version from Waiting for Columbus, however.

L**** Featstadt Yo Stephen! Lummisum Lowell George. Coolest name. RIP. Linda's kinda Lexi, no?

You cannot beat.... Little Feat. If you don't like Linda.... You're no good!

Little Feat is a great band but not close to what they were when Lowell George was alive