member, spoke in the following in-
terview about the band’s anniver-
sary, influence and legacy, as well
as his moonlighting as the key-
boardist in the Doobie Brothers.
As a founding member with
Lowell George, what has been
the main thing about Little Feat
that has brought you the most
joy during the past 50 years?
I would say that the connection
between our music and other
bands, large and small. You just
mentioned the tribute on May 19.
The Rolling Stones coming to see
us in Amsterdam in 1975. Jimmy
Page from Led Zeppelin said we
were his favorite American band.
We’ve had a good influence on
other musicians and other bands.
The same things have rolled into
us as well.
One of the things Lowell talked
about in the ’60s was the idea of
not being a household name. That
would not be necessary or to make
hit records, but to impact the mu-
sical community. We’ve certainly
done that, and it’s very gratifying.
Listen to “Rocket In My Pocket” by Little Feat
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