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LOCATION:31806 Lake View Drive\nSelbyville DE 19975
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SUMMARY:Little Feat: Can’t Be Satisfied Tour
CLASS:PUBLIC
DESCRIPTION:Tickets are $59+fees The members of Little Feat emerged from th
 e\npandemic with their sense of humor\, chops\, and collective joy in\npla
 ying intact. Over the past three years\, they’ve focused tours on\ntheir
  epic live album Waiting for Columbus and re-issues of their\nsecond throu
 gh fourth albums (Sailin’ Shoes\, Dixie Chicken\, and\nFeats Don’t Fai
 l Me Now. The audience response has been rapturous.\nThe band builds on a 
 deep\, over 50-year history. Little Feat used a\ncombination of elite musi
 cianship and brilliant\, idiosyncratic\nsongwriting to create a repertoire
  that transcends all boundaries.\nCalifornia rock\, funk\, folk\, jazz\, c
 ountry and rockabilly mixed with\nNew Orleans swamp boogie led to a powerf
 ul sound that has kept the\naudience dancing for decades. Their groove —
  in songs like “Dixie\nChicken\,” “Spanish Moon\,” “Fat Man in t
 he Bathtub\,” and\n“Feats Don’t Fail Me Now” — was so infectious
  it allowed them\nto endure and press on even when losing their founder\, 
 Lowell George\,\nand founding drummer\, Richie Hayward. They’re in top f
 orm now with\nScott Sharrard on lead/vox and Tony Leone on drums/vox\, and
  with\nfounder Bill Payne on keys/vox\, Fred Tackett on guitars/vox\, Kenn
 y\nGradney on bass\, and Sam Clayton on percussion/vox. Now it’s time\nf
 or something new. Their creativity has been renewed\, and 2024 will\nsee t
 he release of the brand-new Sam’s Place\, in which Feat backs\ntheir lin
 chpin conga player\, Sam Clayton\, on vocals. The album\nfeatures a new so
 ng\, “Milk Man\,” by Sam\, Scott\, and Fred.\nThere’s a live version
  of “Got My Mojo Working.” Sam and Bonnie\nRaitt duet on Muddy’s “
 Long Distance Call.” Sam’s Place\nscratches a deep itch. Sam added\, 
 “I'm very happy because I was\nnever expecting anything like that. I mea
 n\, I have wanted to\, but I\njust wasn't expecting it to come to fruition
 . It was a long wait\, but\nit’s satisfying.”  Venue: Freeman Arts Pa
 vilion.
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:Tickets are $59+fees The members of Little Fea
 t emerged from the pandemic with their sense of humor\, chops\, and collec
 tive joy in playing intact. Over the past three years\, they’ve focused 
 tours on their epic live album Waiting for Columbus and re-issues of their
  second through fourth albums (Sailin’ Shoes\, Dixie Chicken\, and Feats
  Don’t Fail Me Now. The audience response has been rapturous. The band b
 uilds on a deep\, over 50-year history. Little Feat used a combination of 
 elite musicianship and brilliant\, idiosyncratic songwriting to create a r
 epertoire that transcends all boundaries. California rock\, funk\, folk\, 
 jazz\, country and rockabilly mixed with New Orleans swamp boogie led to a
  powerful sound that has kept the audience dancing for decades. Their groo
 ve — in songs like “Dixie Chicken\,” “Spanish Moon\,” “Fat Man
  in the Bathtub\,” and “Feats Don’t Fail Me Now” — was so infect
 ious it allowed them to endure and press on even when losing their founder
 \, Lowell George\, and founding drummer\, Richie Hayward. They’re in top
  form now with Scott Sharrard on lead/vox and Tony Leone on drums/vox\, an
 d with founder Bill Payne on keys/vox\, Fred Tackett on guitars/vox\, Kenn
 y Gradney on bass\, and Sam Clayton on percussion/vox. Now it’s time for
  something new. Their creativity has been renewed\, and 2024 will see the 
 release of the brand-new Sam’s Place\, in which Feat backs their linchpi
 n conga player\, Sam Clayton\, on vocals. The album features a new song\, 
 “Milk Man\,” by Sam\, Scott\, and Fred. There’s a live version of 
 “Got My Mojo Working.” Sam and Bonnie Raitt duet on Muddy’s “Long 
 Distance Call.” Sam’s Place scratches a deep itch. Sam added\, “I'm 
 very happy because I was never expecting anything like that. I mean\, I ha
 ve wanted to\, but I just wasn't expecting it to come to fruition. It was 
 a long wait\, but it’s satisfying.”  Venue: Freeman Arts Pavilion.
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