crowd/tuning | 2014-03-07 | Little Feat

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- 12th Annual Feat Fan Excursion "Ramble On The Island" with Little Feat featuring Craig Fuller,
The Midnight Ramble Band, Jorma Kaukonen and David Bromberg

^ w/ Teresa Williams, Larry Campbell, Vince Herman, David Bromberg and "The Jamaica Horns": Erik Lawrence - sax, Steven Bernstein - slide trumpet, Lou Marini - sax

* w/ Teresa Williams, Larry Campbell, Brian Mitchell - acordian and "The Jamaica Horns": Erik Lawrence - sax, Steven Bernstein - slide trumpet, Lou Marini - sax

% w/ David Bromberg - vocals

# w/ Teresa Williams, Larry Campbell, Amy Helm

& w/ Brian Mitchell, Vince Herman, Teresa Williams, Larry Campbell, Amy Helm and Vince Herman

@ w/ Byron Isaacs, Theresa Williams and Larry Campbell, Justin Guip - drums and "The Jamaica Horns": Erik Lawrence - sax, Steven Bernstein - slide trumpet, Lou Marini - sax

+ w/ Theresa Williams, Larry Campbell, Amy Helm, Justin Guip, Erik Lawrence - sax

~ w/ Theresa Williams, Larry Campbell and "The Jamaica Horns": Erik Lawrence - sax, Steven Bernstein - slide trumpet, Lou Marini - sax

$ w/ Teresa Williams, Larry Campbell, Amy Helm, Vince Herman, David Bromberg and "The Jamaica Horns": Erik Lawrence - sax, Steven Bernstein - slide trumpet, Lou Marini - sax

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Featroller comment: 

These 2014 Jamaica shows are a fascinating and tremendously enjoyable mix of reinterpreted
Feat and a variety of Americana. This one is all Feat with the exception of Hank Williams's Weary Blues, sung
by David Bromberg, and a terrific new Bill Payne number called If I Had a Mind To. It's a bit simpler than
tunes like Rooster Rag (lyrics by Robert Hunter), but just as rollicking and catchier. It's a highlight here,
but my favorite is still Fred's One Breath at a Time. It's so perfect for the Jamaica Horns treatment, a
deliciously funky brew with dueling guitars from Fred and Larry Campbell. There's something for everyone here.
Rooster Rag and Six Feet Of Snow are the bluegrass section, with fine guitar work from Bromberg and Larry
Campbell on violin. Craig Fuller sings the beautiful Hanging On To The Good Times. And the last section is
Feat heaven, with smoking jams throughout. This show is much longer than the previous two hour-long sets. The
songs are longer and the jams extended. And once again, it gets the sound quality it deserves. Alex did a lot
of work on this one and it really shows.