Little Feat On Track

This book chronicles the 50-year journey of Little Feat, exploring their albums and enduring influence on the music scene.

In Little Feat On Track, readers are taken on a journey through the remarkable 50-year career of the band Little Feat. The book delves into the band's unique sound and style, starting from their eclectic debut album in 1971, which set the stage for their distinctive blend of rock, blues, and funk. Each album and song is meticulously examined, highlighting the creative evolution of the band over the decades. The narrative captures the essence of their music, revealing how they managed to influence many prominent artists, despite not achieving mainstream success.

The book also sheds light on the band's struggles and triumphs, detailing their collaborations with iconic musicians like Linda Ronstadt and Bob Dylan. It discusses pivotal moments in their career, including their near-hit with the live album Waiting for Columbus, and how the band persevered through the loss of their leader, Lowell George. The resilience of Little Feat is a central theme, showcasing how they reformed in 1988 and continued to create music that resonates with fans old and new.

Little Feat On Track is not just a biography; it is a celebration of a band that, while not a household name, has left an indelible mark on the music industry. The narrative is filled with anecdotes and insights that will appeal to both longtime fans and newcomers alike, offering a comprehensive look at the legacy of Little Feat.