- Audio CD
- Number of Discs: 2
- Label: Zoo
- ASIN: B000025OCW
- Other Editions: Audio CD | Audio Cassette
- Average Customer Review: 5.0 out of 5 stars See all reviews (1 customer review)
- Amazon Bestsellers Rank: 364,881 in Music (See Top 100 in Music)
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Track Listings
| Disc: 1 | |||
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| 1. Introduction | |||
| 2. Two Trains | |||
| 3. Spanish Moon/Skin It Back | |||
| 4. Rock And Roll Everynight | |||
| 5. Down On The Farm | |||
| 6. Willin' | |||
| 7. Hate To Lose | |||
| 8. Can't Be Satisfied/They're Red Hot (Hot Tamales) | |||
| 9. Cadillac Hotel | |||
| 10. Changin' Luck | |||
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| Disc: 2 | |||
| 1. Texas Twister | |||
| 2. Fatman In The Bathtub | |||
| 3. Representing The Mambo | |||
| 4. Long Distance Love | |||
| 5. Rad Gumbo | |||
| 6. Dixie Chicken | |||
| 7. Feats Don't Fail Me Now | |||
| 8. Sailin' Shoes | |||
| 9. Let It Roll/High Roller (Acoustic) | |||
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9 of 13 people found the following review helpful
Format:Audio CD
An outrageous thing to say, but true. Recorded over a few US gigs, not only is the quality amazing, but the band are frighteningly good. And the 20-odd minute Dixie Chicken is something to behold. Truly - get this CD, then see if I'm wrong. Your life will never be the same again....
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15 of 16 people found the following review helpful
Little Feat still A Live
8 Sep 1998
Format:Audio CD
A double cd set that rivals and in many ways surpasses the groups earlier classic live album/cd Waiting For Columbus. An album recorded in 3 different venues that rocks from the opening chords of Two Trains to the closing of their now classic Let it Roll. The highlights of course being the virtuoso musicianship by everyone in the band along with the Joplinesque singing of relative newcomer Shaun Murphy. Bill Payne, Paul Barrere, and Fred Tackett all shine on their respective instruments and if there is another band with a better rhythym section of Richie Hayward, Kenny Gradney, and Sam Clayton, I've never heard them. Listen to Fred Tacketts son, Miles solo on Dixie Chicken and Lowell Georges daughter, Inara sing on Sailin Shoes. Everyone I've played this album for or convinced them to buy,has been blown away by the tightness of the band in the live setting. If you've never seen this incarnation of the band, RUN don't walk to their next concert in your area. Now if I could just get my original copy out of my wife's car CD player! If you get the chance check out their new studio release Under the Radar.
18 of 20 people found the following review helpful
Phoenix rising from the Ashes
20 Aug 2002
Format:Audio CD
Yeah, most of us figured they couldn't top Columbus. Yeah, most of us bailed on Feat after the death of Lowell. Yeah they put out a few directionless albums soon after, but it seemed like the band, as well as the fans were still gasping for air and wondering what was going to happen next. Sadly, most of us fans turned our back on them and they were quickly relegated to the long list of great bands that had passed their prime.
Have you ever leaned into a left hook?
That is exactly what this cd felt like when I heard it the first time. I was walking down the street, popped into my favorite entertainment center where this was featured in a listening station. After hearing Shaun Murphy's version of "Changing Luck" and "You're taking up Another Man's Place", I had to literally go out to the curb, sit down, and catch my breath. The remakes of the older more familiar Feat regulars not only are the expected excellence, they are if anything even more excellent! The addition of Fred Tackett on guitar adds a completely new spark of creativity that doesn't overshadow Barrere, but allows him to play off of someone who is at least as creative as he. Billy Payne has not lost anything. Clayton, Kenny, and Ritchie still make up the heaviest rhthym section ever created.
If you, like me, had given up on the Feat, apologize to the Muses of the Dixie Chicken and pick up where you left off. This one will amaze. IT IS NOT Waiting for Columbus. Nothing ever will be. But neither is Barry Bonds a Hank Aaron.
9 of 9 people found the following review helpful
Live "Feats Don't Fail Me" Ever
12 Feb 2000
Format:Audio CD
Has anyone else noticed the five star rating from everyone who reviewed "Neon Park"? There's a reason.
When I cranked this masterpiece up, I heard the best SOUND Little Feat ever produced. The CD quality is tremendous. Some live CD's are missing something and lost in tin can land. Not "Neon Park". The distinctive voices, music and arrangements of "Feat" really bring out the chills in "Willin", "Two Trains" and "Texas Twister". Wait 'til you get a load of 17 minutes of the mellow/beautiful/bluesy/full-out New Orleans horn jazz/honky tonk/hard drivin' rock guitar version of "Dixie Chicken". Pishaw, you say? You'll see.
If you don't know the sheer power of Shawn Murphy, you will on "Neon Park".
Forget the soundbites on-line. They don't cut it. The CD does. Buy this one. It's SO GOOD that you may find yourself buying it for a friend or two. I did.
Put this in you vehicle CD changer, put the windows all the way down, put on a ball cap, crank it way up, hit the highway and let "Little Feat" melt the miles.
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