[amyjared]

I don't see much about Feat and there's little tab available out there. Are any of you into Little Feat? I had the pleasure of seeing them in '78 in Chapel Hill with Lowell George and they rocked my world. I was in Junior high, into Lou Reed and Zeppelin and Hendrix and such, but went because I was into Zappa and heard the guitarist used to play with Frank.
Their early stuff was incredible and I did see permutations of them open for the boys over the years. Never quite as good as with Lowell, but still a fun band. If anyone knows any tabs for songs like Spanish Moon and New Delhi Freight Train, please do share.

[ebick]

Little Feat is great. Waiting For Columbus is a must have.

I have tinkered with Easy To Slip, Dixie Chicken and Fatman In The Bathtub, but that's about it.

[tigerstrat]

http://uk.geocities.com/little_annabel/feattabs.htm seems to be the most comprehensive online resource for Feat, who by the way are on tour in the West right now, and have been in SUPERB form for the last couple of years. Ritchie and Kenny are still one of the hottest rhythm sections anywhere.

[amyjared]

http://uk.geocities.com/little_annabel/feattabs.htm seems to be the most comprehensive online resource for Feat

I've been to this site, but it's mostly chords, very little tab and much isn't accurate, and it doesn't have many of their best songs. Thanks for the link, though, because some might find it a good starting point like I did. There is also a Tab book out with Feat's greatest hits which I highly recommend. -amyjared

[tigerstrat]

I know, I don't miss the tabs so much, but I was kinda bummed that it didn't have the chords for "Time Loves A Hero"! Oh well, it can't be that hard if i really wanna decipher it.

[yem]

only got to see them once
my dad's band (a dead cover band) opened for them at the ic light amplitheater in pittsburgh back in the mid 90's. it was sweet as hell, my aunt sent me with a cd to get autographed for one of her friends and i managed to get everyone in the band to autograph it for her.