Mike Broadman
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One of the bands I've been wanting to get into for a while is Little Feat and finally dived in.
My first album was Dixie Chicken. I like it- the lazy, lilting New Orleans twang, easy funk. Very easy on the soul- the songs themselves aren't as memorable as just the process of listening to them. It's great music to just have on in your pad while hangin' out.
Then I got the live Waiting For Columbus. I haven't yet listened to the bonus tracks, just up until the original album ended. It's pretty cool- some good musicians on that thing. The only song I was really familiar with is Willin' because it's been covered so much. I like the live version here, where the verses are spoken and the group singing on the chorus. The track Dixie Chicken, extended here, is more exciting than the studio version.
Now I'm on my second listen to their very first album. Very different, quirky character. I don't really like this acoustic version of Willin'. The first few cuts are all really nice, though.
All in all a nice, Dr John feeling.
My first album was Dixie Chicken. I like it- the lazy, lilting New Orleans twang, easy funk. Very easy on the soul- the songs themselves aren't as memorable as just the process of listening to them. It's great music to just have on in your pad while hangin' out.
Then I got the live Waiting For Columbus. I haven't yet listened to the bonus tracks, just up until the original album ended. It's pretty cool- some good musicians on that thing. The only song I was really familiar with is Willin' because it's been covered so much. I like the live version here, where the verses are spoken and the group singing on the chorus. The track Dixie Chicken, extended here, is more exciting than the studio version.
Now I'm on my second listen to their very first album. Very different, quirky character. I don't really like this acoustic version of Willin'. The first few cuts are all really nice, though.
All in all a nice, Dr John feeling.