Bonnie Raitt [with Lowell George, John Hammond Jr. & Freebo] - Hempstead LI NY 1972 | Floppy Boot Stomp

Bonnie Raitt, Lowell George, John Hammond Jr. & Freebo - Hempstead LI NY 1972

Bonnie Raitt, Lowell George, 

John Hammond Jr. & Freebo 

1972-10-17

Ultrasonic Studios 

Hempstead LI NY  

CD 1

01. Intro   

02. Love Me Like A Man     

03. Under The Falling Sky    

04. Talk     

05. Love Has No Pride     

06. Talk

07. Going Down To Louisiana

08. Talk

09. Can't Find My Way Home

10. Tuning

11. Big Road

12. You Got To Know How

13. Talk

14. A Apolitical Blues

CD 2

01. Talk

02. Come Ride In My Automobile (Cut)

03. Talk

04. As The Years Go Passing By

05. Watch My Pony Ride ?

06. I Can't Be Satisfied

07. Sky Is Crying

08. Tuning

09. Honest I Do

10. Talk

11. It's Too Late

Bonnie Raitt - Guitar, Vocals

Lowell George - Guitar, Vocals

John Hammond Jr. - Guitar Vocals

Freebo - Bass, Vocals

EARLY RAITT

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A Couple From The Boss (at Voodoo Wagon) :: Little Feat - Live Rainbow Theatre August 2, 1977 London, England

Little Feat - Live Rainbow Theatre 1977

Little Feat - Live Rainbow Theatre 
August 2, 1977

London, England

Set List:

01 Walking All Night

02 Fat Man In The Bathtub

03 Red Streamliner

04 Oh Atlanta

05 All That You Dream

06 Mercenary Territory

07 On Your Way Down

xx  Skin It Back (Track officially released on Waiting for Columbus *)

08 Old Folks Boogie

09 Rock & Roll Doctor

10 Cold Cold Cold >

11 Dixie Chicken >

12 Tripe Face Boogie (fades out)

in FLAC no less

Little Feat 

With Tower of Power horns

Little Feat - Live in Holland 1976 : Feats Don’t Fail Me Now

Lowell and Ry - just an opinion (for a visitor)

 For Bruce Brooker 

Thanks for dropping by Bruce and I take your point but believe they were much more in the producer mentor category to Ry’s maestro and his style is very competent but apart from a few hits with Little Feat I didn’t really dig Lowell as much as the master!

Just an opinion . . . . . . . .as Ry points out here you can only do so much and you have to concentrate on your own schtick!

And surely we are all the better for it.

Lowell’s death is absolutely tragic and and have seen many go a similar way but he was driven by demons, the binge eating and alcoholism accompanied with the speed balls of heroin and cocaine will do that.  Who knows what he might have gone on to achieve had he received help?!