On Your Way Down - Little Feat - Boston 1975 video free download

Putu McDonald

allen t gave it a meterin' ya

zenpharaohs

This one has a vintage Paul Barerre guitar work. You can tell by the picture of Lowell they've put over it... Astonishing talent, Mr. Barerre.

WALSTIB93089

One of my all time favorite tunes~ never heard this version, sweet & very tight! it's all about Karma my Brothers & Sisters <3

Suzanne Mcnulty

Leave you tonight with this great tune..........relax and enjoy your day or evening wherever you may be............

Cris Gross

Thanks for this archive link. Am smack in the middle of BFT's "Willin'" and this is great soundtrack. . .

Stevie Boy

i used to hav3e a bunch of cassettes from radio broadcasts of little feat shows b/t 1974 - 1977 sure wish they were out on you tube

Theo 80126

King Biscuit Flour Hour at its Best! Had a tape of this show I recorded off the radio (WBCN), I swear I wore through it. Thank you, thank you, THANK YOU for posting this GEM. The Best version of On Your Way Down I ever heard.

Shawnjuan54

I think it is nonsense to compare Little Feat and their different incarnations...these guys are all my friends and family for many many years...I sincerely loved Lowell and know he was extraordinary...they ALL are in their own way and no one plays the Mandolin like Fred Tackett (whom I don't know as well as the others) but they do not deserve this type of critique...We all miss Lowell and Richie yet know the Feat live on and play on...God Bless everyone of them and THANK YOU GUYS for years of entertainment and friendship!

Deb Brooks

Awesome - first time I've heard this one. Thanks for sharing!

paradigm918

FWIW: And third guy who was there for that Halloween concert

Drew McCarthy

*On Your Way Down*Almost seems harder than going up, on these old knees...

salmotunist

Would that be Lakewood (Atlanta)?

Joe Ramen

Unfortunately I was only a little kid when Lowell was around and the Feat were at their peak. I did have the chance to see them in '91 with Craig Fuller at the front when they played with the Allman Bros., but I agree that there's just something missing without Lowell. This vintage stuff is a treasure. Thank you so much for posting this! JIP (Jam In Peace) Lowell and Ritchie

Barbara Van Dyke

yup. like your term "growl" - appropriate & accurate

John Decker

You know, I wondered if this was from that same show. I've seen Little Feat a dozen times before Lowell died, so I get the years mixed up. I even saw Lowell -- in NY City at the now-defunct Bottom Line -- on his solo tour the month before he died in '79. Sadly, I agree with you about Little Feat, post-Lowell. I saw them a few months ago at The Winery in NYC, and it's just not the same. Fred Tackett can certainly play the guitar but it's a different vibe. I miss Lowell's growl.

Barbara Van Dyke

Glad you like it. This one was on Halloween, so you may have been there. I did a little googling and found a new link, so I've updated the description. (youtube won't let me put the link in the reply for some reason) We still go see Feat when they come around, but they're not the same without Lowell. Love these old recordings, there's another one out there somewhere that I downloaded from Winterland in 1976. Enjoy.

John Decker

Fabulous recording. Thank you, momsaterp. The full-show download link no longer works, but I have my own memories of Little Feat on Halloween night at the Orpheum Theater in Boston, either 1973 or 1974 . . . Can't remember what year it was, but the music is in my brain forever.

Obidibidou

Wicked !wicked groove on this,.. .rip Ritchie .

Allen Toussaint

Allen Toussaint - "On Your Way Down"

Little Feat

Little Feat - Willin' sung by Lowell George Live 1977. HQ Video.