Little Feat- Feats Don't Fail Me Now-LP

Feats Don't Fail Me Now stands as Little Feat’s fourth studio outing, released in 1974, and it captures the band stepping into a more collective creative space, with every member playing a significant role in songwriting and performance. The album’s sound is enriched by guest spots from Bonnie Raitt, Emmylou Harris, and the Tower of Power horns, which add layers of soulful texture and depth. “The Fan,” originally known as “Wait Till the Shit Hits the Fan,” is a particularly intriguing track, recorded live in the studio to navigate its tricky meter. Neon Park’s colorful and quirky cover art further cements the album’s unique character in Little Feat’s catalog. This 1974 pressing offers a solid listen on vinyl, presented in very clean condition with only minor, light surface marks typical of careful play. The VG++ grade indicates a glossy disc that should perform well without distracting noise. For those who appreciate the blend of rock, funk, and country influences that Little Feat navigates here, this copy brings the music to life with clarity and presence—no need to wait till the fan hits, this one spins smoothly right away.

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