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In 1973, Payne, Gradney, Barrere, Clayton and George (incorrectly credited as George Lowell) collaborated with jazz drummer Chico Hamilton on his Stax album Chico the Master, which is a strong showcase for the band's leanings toward funk and R&B.
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It does not include anything from the seven Lowell George-era studio albums. This mix is a customized shoe for some fascinating extra Feat toes. It shuffles together selections from the band’s recordings with jazz drummer Chico Hamilton (1973), with Lowell George sound-alike singer Robert Palmer (1975), and from officially-released studio ...
Jul 4, 2023 · Features. Classic Rock. "He screwed up bad…" In the 70s, members of Little Feat grabbed our writer by the throat for asking about Lowell George. After his death, they were able to look back honestly. By Max Bell. ( Classic Rock ) published 4 July 2023. Little Feat look back on "the Orson Welles of rock", Lowell George.
WARD: Lowell George's love of injectable drugs was an open secret by now, although he managed to make it through the recording sessions with a case of hepatitis.
Chico Hamilton is a mean Jazz drummer. Here, surprisingly, he is accompanied by Little Feat featuring Lowell George, and Stu Gardner or Jerry Aiello at the organ, on this album recorded on the Enterprise label (the Stax sub-label founded by Isaac Hayes).
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The rest of the band was on hand including Lowell George (improperly credited on the album notes as “George Lowell”) on slide guitar, Paul Barrere on guitar, Bill Payne on piano, Sam Clayton on congas, and Kenny Gradney on bass. Hamilton and Little Feat were joined by Stu Gardner on organ, Jerry Aiello also on organ, and Simon Nava on congas.
1973 Chico – The Master. Bill Payne, Chico Hamilton, Lowell George, Paul Barrere, Stu Gardner. The Master is an album from jazz drummer Chico Hamilton, featuring members of Little Feat, released in 1973 on Stax Records.
