Little Feat
2011-06-21
Granada Theater
Dallas TX

Recorded from  center section general admission
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CD 1

01 Intro
02 Cajun Rage, 
03 Red Streamliner 
05 Texas Twister 
05 44 Blues 
06 Blues Keep Coming 
07 Dixie Chicken 

CD 2

01 Truck Stop Girl 
02 Willin' >
03 Don't Bogart That Joint > 
04 New Deli Freight Train
05 Church Fallin' Down
06 Spanish Moon* >
07 Skin It Back*
08 Let It Roll*
09 High Roller

*w/ the Urban Renewal Horn Section from North Texas State University

Some loud talkers near me keep this from being a EX aud recording so I am grading it a Very Good recording.
Been a while since I had seen Little Feat. Had not really planned to go but  decided to a day before the show.
Got my ticket just before they sold out.  Fun show even if they left off quite a few of my favorites. The talkers
mostly are in the quieter songs. I started to go look for a new spot but pretty much everywhere I was thinking about had
Some group around them doing more talking then listening. So I just stayed where I was. There were others
recording the show so maybe they got a better capture and will share it here.

Featroller note: many thanks to whotapes for recording and uploading at dimeadozen.org. The man has it right
about the crowdtalkers. I hope there is a special section of hell reserved for crowdtalkers. Otherwise a nice
recording of a superb show. All kinds of surprises: a new intro replacing the classic dueling guitars for
Texas Twister, a new (original?) song Blues Keep Coming, and especially an astounding rendition of New Delhi
Freight Train. I believe it made its live debut a night or two before Ã± almost certainly the first time it's
been played since its release on Time Loves a Hero in 1976!

Also, thanks to a video posted on Facebook, the horns playing on Spanish Moon > Skin It Back and Let It Roll
are identified as the Urban Renewal Horn Section, from the University of North Texas. Nicely done, fellas!