Little Feat<br /> 3/6/2011 - Sunday<br /> Breezes Grand Resort &amp; Spa <br /> Negril, Jamaica<br /> <br /> Source: Sennheiser ME 64 &gt; Sound Devices 722@24/44.1<br /> <br /> Transfer/Lineage: SD 722&gt; Firewire&gt; Flac Frontend&gt; FLAC24&gt; Nero 7&gt; Plextor PX-716A&gt; DVD&gt;<br /> TLH&gt; .wav @24/44.1&gt; WaveLab 6.10&gt; r8brain pro&gt; .wav @16/44.1&gt; CD Wave&gt; TLH&gt; flac16.<br /> All editing and mastering using WaveLab 6.10 with UAD-1 in 24/44.1<br /> <br /> Taped and Transferred by Chris Cafiero, Little Feat Archivist.<br /> Edited and Mastered by Alex Ford.<br /> Tracking, file conversion and seeding by George Berridge.<br /> <br /> CD I [74:44]<br /> <br /> Bill Payne - Ron Holloway - Gabe Ford - Jam Session: <br /> <br /> d1t01 Intro<br /> d1t02 Unnamed new song <br /> d1t03 Five And Four <br /> d1t04 Gringo<br /> d1t05 Jam (w/ Fred Tackett)<br /> d1t06 The Bank Robbery (from movie The Hot Spot, w/ whole band)<br /> <br /> LITTLE FEAT SHOW:<br /> <br /> d1t07 Spanish Moon &gt; <br /> d1t08 Skin It Back<br /> d1t09 Under The Radar (reggae version)<br /> d1t10 Brickyard Blues (Allen Toussaint song)<br /> d1t11 Those Feat Will Steer Ya Wrong Sometimes<br /> d1t12 Church Fallin' Down<br /> <br /> CD II [75:50]<br /> <br /> d2t01 Feats Don't Fail Me Now<br /> d2t02 Sailin' Shoes <br /> d2t03 Rock And Roll Doctor<br /> d2t04 Down On The Farm <br /> d2t05 Representing The Mambo<br /> d2t06 Fat Man In The Bathtub &gt; <br /> d2t07 Abba Zabba &gt; <br /> d2t08 Fat Man In The Bathtub<br /> Encore: <br /> d2t09 We Bid You Goodnight &gt; <br /> d2t10 Willin' &gt; <br /> d2t11 Don't Bogart That Joint &gt; <br /> d2t12 Willin'<br /> <br /> Comments:<br /> <br /> - SUNDAY<br /> - 9th Annual Feat Fan Excursion<br /> - with Craig Fuller and Ron Holloway <br /> - Toots and the Maytals opened<br /> - Bill Payne along with Ron Holloway and Gabe Ford did short jam session set before the Little Feat show.<br /> - To buy soundboard versions of all three Jamaica shows and more, check out livefeat.com<br /> <br /> Featroller comment: For those of us unable to make the Annual Pilgrimage to Negril, Chris and Alex have<br /> yet again lept into the breach and provided this near-live experience. The sound is stellar, and it needs<br /> to be to match the performance. This is the best Feat show since New Year's Eve. It's also unlike any show<br /> they've ever done. Billy says the idea for the opening set came from the performance of Gringo on the<br /> Rams Head Revisited release. That's reprised beautifully here, preceded and followed by jams that will<br /> leave jazz aficionados drooling with delight. The highlight has got to be the full-band Bank Robbery – the<br /> kind of jazz tune rockers can sink their teeth into. And when it's all said and done… the Feat show begins!<br /> <br /> Brickyard Blues is one of the songs they've been working on in the studio for the upcoming blues-based<br /> release. It is terrific – let's hope it becomes a set list regular. Craig is put to great use on his<br /> hilarious Those Feat Will Steer Ya Wrong Sometimes. And how fine to hear Rock &amp; Roll Doctor, with a<br /> new jam added featuring the inspired Ron Holloway on sax. The set list was obviously chosen to take<br /> advantage of Ron: e.g. Representing the Mambo, with a long sax jam, again like the Rams Head Revisited<br /> version.<br /> <br /> This is one for the ages, folks. Thanks as always to Chris for lugging his gear and saving these sweet<br /> sounds for posterity, and to Alex for his mastering wizardry and his help in keeping your humble<br /> downloader/tracker from derailing himself.

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