Little Feat

In April 1988, Little Feat performed at the New Orleans Jazz Festival, marking their second show after the tragic passing of co-founder Lowell George. This significant event came at a pivotal time in their career, as the band had just released the album 'Let It Roll' in 1988. This record was notable for its rich blend of Southern rock, blues, and jazz, reflecting both their evolving sound and the emotional journey they were navigating. The performance, particularly of 'Dixie Chicken,' showcased their resilience and dedication to musical authenticity, even in the face of loss. The New Orleans venue adds a layer of cultural significance, as the city is synonymous with vibrant music scenes. Fans often note how, despite changes in lineup, Little Feat retained their unique flair, bringing an infectious energy that’s both nostalgic and fresh.

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