Little Feat

In the summer of 1977, Little Feat was deep into a creative groove, having just released their acclaimed live album, 'Waiting for Columbus,' only two years prior. This live performance of 'Red Streamliner' at the Lisner Auditorium captures the band at a remarkable juncture, showcasing their signature blend of rock, blues, and country vibes. Notably, this era is characterized by impressive musicianship, particularly highlighted by Paul Barrere’s captivating vocals and Bill Payne’s emotive songwriting. The band was known for their exhilarating live shows, which often turned into jam sessions, and this recording certainly illustrates that energy. After 'Waiting for Columbus,' which hit the shelves in 1990, this energetic period would continue to resonate with fans, all while cementing Little Feat's reputation as a unique and influential force in the music world.

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