This album is rough around the edges but shines with a strong individuality that can be said to be the band's origins.
This is Little Feat's debut album, which sublimated southern American roots rock with a unique sensibility and would go on to influence many musicians.
Overall, the sound is still rough around the edges, and the refined grooves and funky elements that would later emerge are toned down, but the band's foundational style of "simmering a variety of Southern American music in one pot" is already emerging.
A:
1)
Snakes On Everything
2)
Strawberry Flats
3)
Truck Stop Girl
4)
Brides Of Jesus
5)
Willing
6)
Hamburger Midnight
B:
1)
Forty Four Blues/How Many More Years
2)
Crack In Your Door
3)
I've Been The One
4)
Takin' My Time
5)
Crazy Captain Gunboat Willie
Arranged By, Conductor [Orchestration] - Kirby Johnson
Art Direction - Ed Thrasher
Bass, Vocals - Roy Estrada
Design Concept [Cover Concept], Photography By [Liner Photos], Cover [Cover Concept] - Susan Titelman
Drums, Vocals - Richard Hayward
Engineer - Rudy Hill (2)
Engineer, Remix - Bob Kovach
Guitar, Harmonica, Vocals - Lowell George
Keyboards, Vocals - Bill Payne
Lacquer Cut By [Runout Etching Robot Monster] - SRB
