Probably all the real deal china white and pure cocaine

11/16" Craftsman socket for the slide - classic 😃

@@jnmessa3777 gotta have little fingers, or, Little Feat 😂👍

Sad but true

Check out eggy, they cover a lot of little feat.

Ain't that the truth! Was watching The Faces at The Marquee Club and saw this in my feed. Felt like I stuck gold with what's basically a video of the "Waiting For Columbus" concert, and naturally LF didn't disappoint!! Plus the fact is was a Rockpalast production which are always spot on. LF is only real with Lowell, IMO (naturally no disrespect to Paul B., Bill P., Richard H.,etc). My Thanksgiving Day treat today!

Saw LF with Lowell in mid to late 70s, wore out Feet's don't Fail me Now on 8 track. Good times.

Yup absolute monster

Check out Phish performing it in its entirety for the Halloween “costume” show. They do it justice for sure. They were a big influence on the band.

I looked for it and can’t find in. Would appreciate some help . @@Uncle_B83

the best live album of all time by anyone !!!

it's on youtube , so freaking cool@@Uncle_B83

@@KoloaKane Ok you know I love the Feat but I have to respectfully disagree as Allman Brothers Live at the Fillmore is considered by most the best live album. And since my all time favorite band is the Allman Brothers they get my vote✌️

Good on ya mate -Rock'n'Roll Doctor-is here

R&R HOF treats the musicians like shit- according to the musicians interviewed. And yes, it is a pile of elitist bureaucrats who don't know crap about music. I will say, however, that the induction of Leon Russell by Elton John is wonderful! Check it out. But, the HOF had nothing to do with it themselves.

Great comment! You have excellent taste in music (and economists!)

I attended their concert at Madison WI. Late 70s while attending Beloit college. They were just awesome.What a treat!

was linda their slave since she needed them to allow her have a relationship or what?

Saw them live at the Pinkpop festival in june 1976 in Geleen/Netherlands. Very impressive!! One of the best live bands ever!! I'll never forget it! 😊

@@longfadewell, she didn’t sleep with you, poor bastard.

underappreciated is the correct description of Lowell and Little Feat. Musicians, Critics and people with ears know and rate Little Feat highly, where they belong. There is true genius in this band.

Lowell is the most underrated and under appreciated musician I’ve found. Definitely my favorite

I miss that man to this day. He grooved like nobody else. He told me in a conversation we had in Jamaica 1995 that he wished he had played less on all these classic tracks in his younger days as he was being pushed hard to replicate his own stuff that much later night after night. He always did but I got his point for sure.

I got a call on a Friday night that an old gf had tickets for the Saturday night show in Austin, Texas. Saturday morning I was on a 7am flight from DC. 77 or 78.

LG-DOA 79???OR SO =-LOSS

Hi, Forrest.

Mine too

So true! 😂 I miss him too.

Miss a lot of folks, I feel it too.

That is awesome!!

Lowell not a big fan of that one 😝

I had a chance to hang out with him after a show in Fort Lauderdale. He just wanted to chill a bit after the workout.

First time hearing this Feat song, drummer was fantastic.

@@jamesdamon9876 Ritchie was one of the best....check out his funky groove on Hate To Lose Your Lovin'

Yes, and seeing Lowell with his little slide demo in the beginning and then Ry playing. That's 2 slide masters right there.

Yes he did - damn shame too

Meiner auch

Oops, I meant Ritchie Hayward on drums. I got distracted by the incorrect label in the video. He is like the hard working mechanic that keeps your car in the front 5 of the race

Craftsman at that

13/16” Craftsman Deep Spark Plug socket.

​@@trigliderider13mm if you're in Europe. :)

11/16 or 13mm Ja?!?

Definitely Brian Auger! Happiness....

George Duke arrived right about then, no?

J Geils bands another one - sooo many great bands / rockers back then ( 72 and stil rockin )

Ach, das war Englisch? 😉

WARNUNG : Machts lieber nicht !!! Lach.

He didn’t like the song so he did exit stage right for it. It was common for that tour.

Back in the last century, I read somewhere that when asked about “Day At The Dog Races” Lowell said that it was “the very antithesis of what the band was all about”. Seems like Bill, Paul and the rest of the boys were going through their kind of “Weather Report” stage. I like DATDR as it shows what a fine bunch of musicians Little Feat were/are and always will be.

Hoy! Hoy! ❤

OMG, ya didna ken?!!

Must be a craftsman off their meds

@martyconroy3786. You may already know this. Back in the last century Joe Walsh used to like the Coricidan bottle for his slide guitar playing. The shape, weight of the glass and size were just right for Joe. Apparently, Joe heard that the manufacturer was going to change the packaging of their product (maybe to plastic?) So Joe went out, bought as many bottles of Coricidan pills that he could find, dumped the contents and kept the bottles. Like Lowell says in his explanation of the bottleneck technique, you need a very specific kind of bottle for (glass) slide playing. Lowell’s choice - the Sears & Roebuck Craftsman 11/16 socket wrench (probably “extended” to remove spark plugs maybe?) you can/could buy in any city in North America. So could it easily be replaced if lost or damaged. I did read somewhere that Lowell used to “pad out” the inside of the socket with gaffer tape (sticky side out) so that it would fit his pinkie! And the late Paul Barrere - who played Lowell’s guitar parts in the post LG incarnations of the band, said that he had built up extra muscle power in his left hand pinkie “hoisting that slide every night!” Stay safe and well.

@@markmiwurdz2248 Everyone has a favorite, glass, metal, Duane Allman used a Coricidan bottle, too. It's more about what feels right for you. I use both. They have different tones...