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Post by PoP80 on Apr 18, 2021 15:58:23 GMT -5
Thanks for posting these gems, heartbreaker. The interview with Lowell and Linda is hilarious--"announciate" - LOL. Linda also got her plug in for Emmylou. What a loss that Lowell George died so young--such as talented songwriter and musician.
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Post by Deleted on Apr 19, 2021 9:29:24 GMT -5
Thanks for posting these gems, heartbreaker. The interview with Lowell and Linda is hilarious--"announciate" - LOL. Linda also got her plug in for Emmylou. What a loss that Lowell George died so young--such as talented songwriter and musician. I get the impression Lowell might have been THE guy for Linda. Fate can be cruel. |
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Post by alyn on Apr 19, 2021 11:45:53 GMT -5
Great Posting :-) I've loved this session for many years, it is quite wonderful... the ragged backing vocals on Willin' always make me smile "that was nuts!" I am a huge fan of Little Feat, the Lowell George years and have collected Feat and Feat related material from that era for donkey's years. Linda performed the best ever version of All That You Dream at the Lowell George benefit in 1979 and her most moving version of Willin'. It's a cryin' shame and quite criminal that the Tribute set only seems to be available as a ropey nth generation film on Youtube when it really was an amazing show. I've tried to locate a better copy, and I'm pretty dilligent tracking down stuff I want, but with no luck. Lowell was such a charismatic eccentric genius, one of the brightest stars. I sometimes think I'm the only Little Feat fan in England :-) But I kind of like that. I have framed LF bootleg covers and other photos of Lowell & Feat all over my shop walls.
There is a lovely picture of him with Linda in the LR Scrapbook, face to face deep in conversation over Lowell's guitar. That one has pride of place on my wall. |
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Post by eddiejinnj on Apr 19, 2021 14:02:28 GMT -5
Hey Alyn, How goes it? I like that pic of her with Lowell you described. She had the big bell bottoms on and a hat I think I had style wise. She looked so intent to get her point across, if I remember correctly. Hope all is well? Be safe!!!! eddiejinnj
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Post by 70smusicfan on Apr 19, 2021 19:56:58 GMT -5
A couple of new Linda Ronstadt concert audience recordings have recently been posted to Bigozine2 - 11/7/1977 Maryland and 10/3/1977 LA Amphitheatre. The second one is missing the first seven songs, but is supposed to be near-soundboard quality. They also have the unreleased "Keeping Out of Mischief" album at the moment (recordings come and go, and then come back again). I mention it here because Bigozine2 is where I first found and listened to the Bethesda Radio broadcast in this thread.
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Post by alyn on Apr 20, 2021 1:51:36 GMT -5
Hey Alyn, How goes it? I like that pic of her with Lowell you described. She had the big bell bottoms on and a hat I think I had style wise. She looked so intent to get her point across, if I remember correctly. Hope all is well? Be safe!!!! eddiejinnj All good here thanks Eddie, you know the very mention of Little Feat or Hasten Down The Wind will get me involved here :-) It is a wonderful photo, one of those moments in time captured beautifully, and she is definitely getting her point across, as I described it Lowell seems to be defending himself with his guitar :-) :-) With her foot rocked back on her platform heel and hands clasped, there is great body language :-)
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Post by Deleted on Apr 20, 2021 8:29:42 GMT -5
Great Posting :-) I've loved this session for many years, it is quite wonderful... the ragged backing vocals on Willin' always make me smile "that was nuts!" I am a huge fan of Little Feat, the Lowell George years and have collected Feat and Feat related material from that era for donkey's years. Linda performed the best ever version of All That You Dream at the Lowell George benefit in 1979 and her most moving version of Willin'. It's a cryin' shame and quite criminal that the Tribute set only seems to be available as a ropey nth generation film on Youtube when it really was an amazing show. I've tried to locate a better copy, and I'm pretty dilligent tracking down stuff I want, but with no luck. Lowell was such a charismatic eccentric genius, one of the brightest stars. I sometimes think I'm the only Little Feat fan in England :-) But I kind of like that. I have framed LF bootleg covers and other photos of Lowell & Feat all over my shop walls.
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Post by Deleted on Apr 20, 2021 8:35:13 GMT -5
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Post by alyn on Apr 20, 2021 8:44:19 GMT -5
I love that Mercenary Territory artwork, and the 'live' track on Waiting For Columbus is just an outstanding piece of work thanks to Tower of Power' collaberation on it. It's brilliant... but it was recorded at a soundcheck and probably one of those tracks on the 'live' album heavily overdubbed by Lowell afterwards. I know they did play it live at The Rainbow because I have a bootleg recording of the show but I think it was the infamous show when the band were off their heads and I'm not sure the Young Brits went wild at that point :-) Another episode in the wonderful ramshackle Feat story :-) :-) Thank you for posting! I love it.
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Post by alyn on Apr 20, 2021 10:21:33 GMT -5
That's the one :-) ! Wait... actually it's slightly different to the one in the book... taken a second before or after ...
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Post by alyn on Apr 20, 2021 10:29:01 GMT -5
![]() slightly different :-) Attachments:
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Post by Deleted on Apr 20, 2021 12:15:00 GMT -5
I have bought the CD
Lowell George with Linda Ronstadt at friends, live from the WHFS Studio in Maryland on March 19th 1974
On March 19, 1974, Lowell George and Linda Ronstadt dropped into Bethesda, Maryland radio station WHFS-FM to chat about music, touring and records as well as informally play a few tunes.
The programme was broadcast live and featured George and Ronstadt dueting on unplugged versions of 'Heartache' (later a hit for Suzy Bogguss) and 'Sailin' Shoes'. They also did George's classic 'Willin'' with help from a few friends and Lowell performs a solo version of another of his compositions, 'China White'.
TRACKS
1. Talk With Hellos From Lowell & Linda
2. Little Feat WHFS Promo
3. Talk With Linda About DC Show
4. China White (Lowell George Solo)
5. Talk About Guitars And Lowell's Childhood
6. Talk About Linda, Van Dyke Parks
7. Sailin' Shoes (Lowell George & Linda Ronstadt)
8. Talk
9. Talk About Van Dyke Parks, Frank Zappa, Roy Estrada
10. Talk And Intro Of Friends Paul Craft, John Starling, & Sue Starling
11. Willin' (Lowell George, Linda Ronstadt, And Friends)
12. Talk
13. Heartache (Lowell George Solo)
14. Talk
15. Talk
16. Talk (With A Bit Of Louie Louie)
17. Talk
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