Little Feat- Hoy Hoy!-LP

Little Feat’s *Hoy Hoy!* collects a fascinating mix of live performances and studio tracks that capture the band’s blend of rock, blues, and funk with a playful edge. The album includes live recordings from 1977 at Washington, D.C.’s Lisner Auditorium, showcasing energetic versions of "Skin It Back," "Red Streamliner," and "Teenage Nervous Breakdown." Bill Payne’s "Gringo," featuring David Sanborn’s saxophone and Nicolette Larson’s backing vocals, adds a rich layer to the 1981 sessions. The cover art by Neon Park adds a splash of color that fits the band’s quirky spirit—proof that the visuals aren’t just an afterthought but a part of the experience. This 1981 pressing offers a solid snapshot of Little Feat’s evolving sound during that period. The vinyl is in very clean condition, with a glossy surface and only minor, faint marks that shouldn’t affect playback. It’s a record that comfortably sits where rock and groove meet, and for those keeping an eye on sleeve art as well as sound, Neon Park’s distinctive illustration makes it a fine find. If you’re looking to explore the band beyond their studio albums, this pressing provides a lively glimpse into their live energy and studio creativity.

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