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Little Feat ● Hotcakes & Outtakes: 30 Years Of Little Feat ● 4CD Box Set Warner Bros. / Rhino Records 2000

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Little Feat ● Hotcakes & Outtakes: 30 Years Of Little Feat
4CD Box Set Warner Bros. / Rhino Records

Исполнитель:
Little Feat
Box:
Hotcakes & Outtakes: 30 Years Of Little Feat
(4CD Box Set Warner Bros. / Rhino Records)
Discs:
Disc 1: 1970 • 1975 / Disc 2: 1976 • 1981
Disc 3: 1988 • 1998 / Disc 4: Studio Artifacts
Информация:
Warner Bros. Records (Warner Archives) / Rhino Records
Remastered in Rhinophonic 'Authentic Sound'
This Compilation Ⓟ & © 2000 Warner Bros. Records Inc. & Rhino Entertainment Company
Made in Germany by Warner Music Manufacturing Europe
Catalog Box: R2 79912
Catalog All CDs: 8122-73577-2
Label Code: LC02982
Жанр: Rock / Southern Rock / Blues Rock / Country Rock
Год: 2000
Формат: FLAC / Level 8 (img + *cue + log, AccurateRip)
Качество: lossless
Covers: format PNG 600/300dpi, full scans
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Подарочное издание оригинально оформлено: четыре диска упакованы в DigiPack размером 14 х 25 см, в середине которого закреплен картонный футляр для 76-страничного буклета. В буклете большое количество цветных и черно-белых фотографий, а также дополнительная информация на английском языке.

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These 83 songs go a long way toward demonstrating how Little Feat evolved their hard-to-define but infectious swamp-rock, blues, and boogie sound. The final disc in the four-disc Hotcakes & Outtakes, dubbed "Studio Outtakes," offers up the very first demo tapes made by Lowell George, the mastermind of the group.
Backed by keyboardist Billy Payne, drummer Richie Hayward, and bassist Roy Estrada (the first player to leave the band), George's down-and-dirty slide guitar and plaintive voice blend grit, intelligence, and humor. Combining an off-center Southern California rock sensibility (George and Estrada had both been members of Frank Zappa's Mothers of Invention) with a love of New Orleans rhythms, Little Feat became a quintessentially American band. Songs from their classic albums are gathered here, as well as live recordings and tracks from the post-George era. After George died, the group took a hiatus in the 1980s before reforming; the third disc chronicles 1988 to '98 and shows that Little Feat are as distinctive as ever. The box includes notes by Bud Scoppa, interviews with the group's founding members, and a previously unseen painting by Neon Park, whose cover art graced a number of Little Feat albums. The definitive Feat overview, this is ideal for old fans and newcomers alike.

Wally Shoup

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Rhino's four-disc box set Hotcakes & Outtakes treats all of Little Feat's incarnations with equal respect. This even-handed approach has advantages, even if Lowell George dominates the proceedings. How could he not? He was a musician of immense talents, shaping the band's core sound while building an impressive body of songs. This set reveals that the rest of the band, while not writers of George's ilk, still wrote their share of great songs and, best of all, their fusion of funk, blues, country, rock and jazz still sounded lively, even when they reunited a decade after his death. Yes, it was missing his unique brilliance and vision, yet the reunited Feat still carried the torch well, which this set proves. Still, the best thing about the box is the fourth disc, devoted to "Studio Artifacts," all dating from George's heyday with the band. Actually, it goes a little further than that, beginning with cuts from George and Roy Estrada's mid-'60s band the Factory and pre-Warner Bros recordings, plus a generous selection of outtakes and demos, including selections from George's solo album, Thanks I'll Eat It Here. It's a treasure trove for any Little Feat fan, filled with amazing cuts like the barn-storming "Rat Faced Dog" - tracks so good, it's hard to believe they haven't been released before. The fourth disc is reason for any devoted fan to pick up this set, but is this worthwhile for the curious? Well, yes, since this offers a great summary of their fascinating career, even if it duplicates some songs at the expense of album tracks like "A Apolitical Blues" which really should be here. Even with that flaw, Hotcakes & Outtakes performs its job well, proving that Little Feat is an American rock & roll band like no other.

Stephen Thomas Erlewine

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Hotcakes & Outtakes was nominated for the 2001 Grammy Award for Best Album Notes.
Based in their original incarnation around the genius of Lowell George, Little Feat's legacy has left them overlooked by the general listening public, despite a wide-ranging style that embraces blues, country, gospel, jazz, and funk. This sumptuous four-CD set impressively chronicles this mercurial band's pre- and post- Lowell George journey with rare photos, essays, and track-by-track reminisces from band members, along with a disc chock-full of rarities and outtakes. Throughout Hotcakes, it's hard to disagree with liner notes author Bud Scoppa's opinion that Little Feat is as rootsy as the Band, as funky as the Meters, and as cerebral as Steely Dan. Early numbers like "Willin'," "Tripe Face Boogie," and "Cold, Cold, Cold" find Little Feat going from eclectic country-fried boogie, to a syncopated New Orleans sound upon the arrival of Sam Clayton and Kenny Gradney, to more familiar fare like "Dixie Chicken" and "Fat Man in the Bathtub." By the time George cut his only solo album Thanks I'll Eat It Here (represented here by "20 Million Things"), Little Feat were disbanding, but they regrouped in the late '80s as a straightforward roots-rock outfit, best known for numbers like "Let it Roll" and "Rad Gumbo."
Includes a full color 75 page booklet.

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Though they had all the trappings of a Southern-fried blues band, Little Feat were hardly conventional. Led by songwriter/guitarist Lowell George, Little Feat were a wildly eclectic band, bringing together strains of blues, R&B, country, and rock & roll. The bandmembers were exceptionally gifted technically and their polished professionalism sat well with the slick sounds coming out of southern California during the '70s. However, Little Feat were hardly slick -- they had a surreal sensibility, as evidenced by George's idiosyncratic songwriting, which helped the band earn a cult following among critics and musicians. Though the band earned some success on album-oriented radio, the group was derailed after George's death in 1979. Little Feat re-formed in the late '80s, and while they were playing as well as ever, they lacked the skewed sensibility that made them cult favorites. Nevertheless, their albums and tours were successful, especially among American blues-rock fans. However, Little Feat weren't conceived as a straight-ahead blues-rock group. Their founding members, Lowell George (vocals, guitar, slide guitar) and Roy Estrada (bass), were veterans of Frank Zappa's Mothers of Invention. George had a long musical career before joining the Mothers. As a child, he and his brother Hampton performed a harmonica duet on television's Ted Mack's Original Amateur Hour. During high school, he learned how to play flute, which led to him appearing as an oboist and baritone saxophonist on several Frank Sinatra recording sessions. He formed the folk-rock group the Factory with drummer Richard Hayward in 1965. Before disbanding, the Factory made some recordings for Uni Records, but the tapes sat unreleased until the 1990s. Following the group's demise, George joined the Mothers of Invention, where he met Estrada. Zappa convinced George to form his own band after hearing "Willin'," but the guitarist was reluctant to begin a band until he participated in a brief Standells reunion. George and Estrada formed Little Feat in 1969 with Hayward and keyboardist Billy Payne. Neither their eponymous first album in 1971 nor 1972's Sailin' Shoes were commercial successes, despite strong reviews. As a result, the group temporarily disbanded, with Estrada leaving music to become a computer programmer. When the group reconvened later in 1972, he was replaced by New Orleans musician Kenny Gradney. In its second incarnation, Little Feat also featured guitarist Paul Barrére and percussionist Sam Clayton, who gave the music a funkier feeling, as demonstrated by 1973's Dixie Chicken. The band toured heavily behind the record, building a strong following in the South and on the East Coast. Nevertheless, the group remained centered in Los Angeles, since the members did a lot of session work on the side. Though the band was earning a cult following, several members of the group were growing frustrated by George's erratic behavior and increasing drug use. Following 1974's Feats Don't Fail Me Now, Barrére and Payne became the band's primary songwriters and they were primarily responsible for the jazzy fusions of 1975's The Last Record Album. Little Feat continued in that direction on Time Loves a Hero (1977), the double-live album Waiting for Columbus (1978), and Down on the Farm (1979). Frustrated with the band's increasingly improvisational and jazzy nature, George recorded a solo album, Thanks I'll Eat It Here, which was released in 1979. Following its release, George announced that Little Feat had broken up, and he embarked on a solo tour. Partway through the tour, he died of an apparent heart attack. Down on the Farm was released after his death, as was the rarities collection Hoy-Hoy! (1981). After spending seven years as sidemen, Payne, Barrére, Hayward, Gradney, and Clayton re-formed Little Feat in 1988, adding vocalist/guitarist Craig Fuller and guitarist Fred Tackett. The heavily anticipated Let It Roll was released in 1988 to mixed reviews, but it went gold. Each of the group's subsequent reunion albums - Representing the Mambo (1989), Shake Me Up (1991), and Ain't Had Enough Fun (1995) -- sold progressively less, but the band remained a popular concert attraction. On the latter album, the band traded the strongly Lowell George-esque voice of Fuller for female singer Shaun Murphy; this lineup went on to release Under the Radar in 1998 and Chinese Work Songs in 2000. Numerous compilations and live recordings peppered the next few years, followed by 2003's Kickin' It at the Barn, the group's first album for their own indie label, Hot Tomato Records. Rocky Mountain Jam arrived in early 2007. Join the Band followed in 2008 on Proper Records.

Stephen Thomas Erlewine

All selections ℗ 1972, 1973, 1974, 1975, 1976, 1977, 1978, 1979, 1981, 1988, 1990 & 2000 Warner Bros. Records Inc., except:
* "Shake Me Up" and "Things Happen" ℗ 1991 Morgan Creek Music Group, licensed from Morgan Creek Music Group.
* "Borderline Blues", "Cadillac Hotel", and "Ain't Had Enough Fun" ℗ 1995 Zoo Entertainment; "Can't Be Satisfied / They're Red Hot (Hot Tamales)" ℗ 1996 Zoo Entertainment, licensed from Zomba Recroding Corp.
* "Home Ground", "The Blues Don't Tell It All", and "Eden's Wall" ℗ 1998 CMC International Records, licensed from CMC International Records.
* "Lightning-Rod Man", "Crack In Your Door", "Teenage Nervous Breakdown", and "Juliet" ℗ 1993 Bizarre / Straight Records, licensed from Rug Music Inc.

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Disc 1: 1970 • 1975
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01 Strawberry Flats
02 Hamburger Midnight
03 Easy To Slip
04 Cold, Cold, Cold
05 Trouble
06 Tripe Face Boogie
07 Willin'
08 Cat Fever
09 Sailin' Shoes
10 Dixie Chicken
11 Two Trains
12 Roll Um Easy
13 Fat Man In The Bathtub
14 Fool Yourself
15 Spanish Moon (Single Version)
16 Rock And Roll Doctor
17 Oh Atlanta
18 Skin It Back
19 Feats Don't Fail Me Now
20 Mercenary Territory
21 All That You Dream (Single Version)
22 Long Distance Love
23 Day Or Night

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Disc 2: 1976 • 1981
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01 Hi Roller
02 Time Loves A Hero
03 Rocket In My Pocket
04 Old Folks Boogie
05 Day At The Dog Races
06 Fat Man In The Bathtub (Live)
07 All That You Dream (Live)
08 Mercenary Territory (Live)
09 Spanish Moon (Live)
10 20 Million Things
11 Down On The Farm
12 Six Feet Of Snow
13 Gringo
14 Lonesome Whistle
15 Front Page News
16 The Fan (Live)
17 Red Streamliner (Live)
18 Teenage Nervous Breakdown (Live)

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Disc 3: 1988 • 1998
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01 Hate To Lose Your Lovin'
02 Let It Roll
03 Hangin' On To The Good Times
04 Rad Gumbo
05 Texas Twister
06 Representing The Mambo
07 The Ingenue
08 Shake Me Up
09 Things Happen
10 Borderline Blues (Single Version)
11 Cadillac Hotel
12 Ain't Had Enough Fun
13 Can't Be Satisfied / They're Red Hot (Hot Tamales) (Live)
14 Home Ground
15 The Blues Don't Tell It All
16 Eden's Wall

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Disc 4: Studio Artifacts
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01 Lightning-Rod Man - The Factory (1966)
02 Crack In You Door (Pre-Warner Recording)
03 Teenage Nervous Breakdown (Pre-Warner Recording)
04 Juliet (Pre-Warner Recording)
05 Jazz Thing In 10
06 Rat Faced Dog (From Sessions For Little Feat)
07 Doglines (From Sessions For Little Feat)
08 Wait Till The Shit Hits The Fan (From Sessions For Little Feat)
09 Easy To Fall (Easy To Slip) (Demo For Doobie Bros.)
10 Texas Rose Cafe (Demo For Doobie Bros.)
11 Doriville (From Sessions For Sailin' Shoes)
12 Boogie (Tripe Face Boogie) (From Sessions For Sailin' Shoes)
13 Two Trains (Lowell Demo)
14 Roto / Tone (From Sessions For Sailin' Shoes)
15 Ace In The Hole (Hi Roller) (From Sessions For Dixie Chicken)
16 Eldorado Slim (From Sessions For Dixie Chicken)
17 Feats Don't Fail Me Now (From Sessions For Feats Don't Fail Me Now)
18 Brickyard Blues (From Sessions For Feats Don't Fail Me Now)
19 All That You Dream (From Sessions For Feats Don't Fail Me Now)
20 Down Below The Borderline (Lowell Demo)
21 Rockin' Shoes I & II (Lowell Demo)
22 Front Page News (From Sessions For The Last Record Album)
23 High Roller (From Sessions For The Last Record Album)
24 Roll 'Em Easy (From Sessions For Thanks I'll Eat It Here)
25 Boogie Wigwam (Short Jazz Piece) ('PZM' Pressure Mic Demo)

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