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Sailin Shoes by Little Feat (CD, 2008)

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About this product

Product Identifiers

ProducerRuss Titelman^Ted Templeman

Record LabelMobile Fidelity, MOFI

UPC0821797077866

eBay Product ID (ePID)25046038215

Product Key Features

FormatCD

Release Year2008

GenreSouthern Rock

ArtistLittle Feat

Release TitleSailin Shoes

Dimensions

Item Height0.30 in

Item Weight0.19 lb

Item Length5.39 in

Item Width5.32 in

Additional Product Features

Number of Discs1

Number of Tracks11

TracksEasy to Slip, Cold Cold Cold, Trouble, Tripe Face Boogie, Willin', Apolitical Blues, Sailin' Shoes, Teenage Nervous Breakdown, Got No Shadow, Cat Fever, Texas Rose Cafe

Notes24 karat gold pressing! New Numbered Limited Edition Mini-LP-Style Packaging! 5 stars on All Music Guide. Highlights include Easy to Slip, Cold, Cold, Cold, Sailin' Shoes, Willin' (reworked). Although considered a classic today, Little Feat's 1971 debut had failed to sell up to expectations and, for that, the band found themselves on thin ice at Warner Brothers. Turning to another red-hot WB staff producer in Ted Templeman (Doobie Brothers, Van Halen, Van Morrison), they were able to further hone Lowell George's bent and surreal writing and elevate Bill Payne and Richie Hayward's contributions into more hook-laden tunes, while maintaining the unique rock, blues and country blend that defined the quartet. Showing authority, confidence and indeed, major cojones (including a re-arranged Willin', a song from their first album, on their follow-up!), 1972's Sailin' Shoes firmly established Feat as a major force in pop music. The Flying Burrito Brothers' #1 Sneaky Pete, perfectly seasons both Willin' and Texas Rose Cafe with his steel guitar licks while ex-Beau Brummels member (remember them?) Ron Elliott adds rhythm guitar to a Apolitical Blues.