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Thursday, 29 October 2020

Maurice Kirk: Covert Police Operation Challis to having me shot VIDEO – Machine-gun Conspiracy to have me Shot is now Proven – The Elephant In The Room – 28 Oct. 2020

from: https://mauricejohnkirk.com/

Covert Police Operation Challis to having me shot

Posted on October 28, 2020 by Maurice Kirk

Why didn’t the police simply not ring me up or drop round for a quiet chat to ask where my aircraft had gone to?
Watch this space
 

The Elephant in the Room

Posted on October 27, 2020 by Maurice Kirk

On 24th June 2020 Detective Chief Inspector Stuart Mackenzie of the South Wales Police was dragged out of an early lucrative retirement, the reward for what the local Taffia had told him to do, have me arrested in the hope of my receiving a 10 year prison term.

Mackenzie was to sign yet another one of Adrian Oliver’s concocted witness statements. Oliver of Dolmans , solicitors, Cardiff, had drafted a retrospective account of Operations ‘Chalice’ and ‘Dandelion’ in 2009 to have me ‘lawfully shot’. If that had failed the back-up police cars, also surrounding our home in St Donats, were also waiting, up the lane, with a Vale of Glamorgan social services team to take our then 10 year old daughter, Genevieve, to be taken into ‘care’. Why? Because the clandestine MAPPA level 3 category 3 meeting three weeks earlier in Barry police station had registered me amongst the top 5% most dangerous in the UK!

 

Oliver had already fabricated an oh so similar witness statement for the then Chief Constable, in February 2009, for Ms Barbara Wilding to sign as a sworn truthful affidavit. This criminal act of deliberate non disclosure of evidence sparked an early retirement, also, to protect her pension despite the blatant deceit in having me gaoled so many times only to be latter acquitted. This is why, of course, these now 20 police files have taken 11 years to reach the surface despite a string of failed court orders.

Detective Superintendent Stuart Mackenzie Retrospective Statement 24th June 12020

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They had all lied by putting together Wilding’s 25th February 2009 sworn affidavit, as these 20 odd files of sensitive police material so portray but, of course, taking the lid off the ‘can of worms’ in their ‘Trading in machine guns’ conspiracy, trial T20097445, when no defence needed to be tendered for an obviously predicted acquittal.

A Helpful Chronology for New Readers

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The ‘Elephant in the Room’, no one was to mention, of course, was because their chief constable was, at the time, defending the now notorious BS614159 plus 2 civil damages claims following police having lost 40 odd malicious criminal prosecutions. My resultant civil damages claim required as many as 300 witnesses with 100 of which being police officers, serving and retired.

     
So, did no one in the South Wales Police simply have asked me, especially while visiting police stations after the 29th May 2009 decision by Mackenzie and MAPPA to have me arrested?

I will relish doing a second statement on how the culture of South Wales Police compels otherwise good officers to do obvious wrong on this occasion Officers are called off normal duties to answer a  “Get Kirk” fatwa. Tis corrupting cultire at SWp puits the public at risk and officers more senior than McKenzie would be involved:-  

The jury did not see these police at all believable or credible and here is spelling out each detail of why………

·        Critical – Who appointed McKenzie as SIO?

·        What was McKenzie actually to do because why such attention over a matter (couple of old cartridges with a dummy gun that if it could fire a single shot was too dangerous to actually use) is so simple a local constable could deal with by asking MK in for a chat and asking – ‘Where is this gun Sir?’  

·        Why does McKenzie say the policy decision of 29 May 2009 included ‘MK visiting HQ to arrest CC’ when that happened weeks later?  

·        If MK was to be a firearms risk …………why only with an era of gun too unsafe to fire? They show absolutely no interest in real risk of someone of MK’s clever ability going nuts and collecting real modern firearms   

Machine-gun Conspiracy to have me Shot is now Proven

Posted on October 26, 2020 by Maurice Kirk

BLOODY FOOLS

Why did not Mr plod simply ring me up to ask where my Farnborough Air show aircraft was now?

OR, OR ask me, while I attended the four police station visits, between 29th May and 22nd June 2009, complaining of their bullying, the time when police HQ had finally plucked up their yellow bellied courage to arrest me over three weeks later when they thought it was safe enough?

I refer, of course, to ‘Operation Chalice’ , 20 odd, some armed police, with helicopter simply to have me shot and if that failed put the bloody fear into my wife and child by using social workers, trying to take our 10 year old Genevieve into Vale of Glamorgan care?

  1. Amazing 20 South Wales Police arch-leaver Defence Files, unlawfully hidden for over 10 years, including from my 2010 ‘Trading in Machine criminal trial , carrying a mandatory 10 year prison term, were only disclosed to me last week but only by yet another court order
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Case number 1CF03361

In The Cardiff County Court

Maurice John Kirk

Claimant

And

The Chief Constable of South Wales Constabulary

Defendant

DRAFT                  Two Million Pound Damages Claim                  1CF03361

Introduction

A Disclosure of 20 lever arch files from the Defendant was received for me at Cardiff County Court on 12 October 2020. Dolman, solicitors’ QC told the bemused Judge Beard, residing,  that Adrian Oliver, partner in Dolmans of Cardiff, that he was refusing to serve them on me in electronic form for fear his ‘busted flush’, that has earned his firm m illions of pounds, so far, since their unlawful harassment of me started in 1993 , defending successive chief constables from 40 odd failed malicious criminal prosecutions. The nefarious conduct of his client would be all over the websites, he indicated, in a matter of minutes if disclosed electronically. This would reveal the extreme level of police bullying and criminal conduct by so that many other in positions of privilege would be also published world-wide. I refer, of course, to far too many within in the welsh judges, HM Crown Prosecution Service (Wales) welsh prison administration and HM Parole Service (Wales)

  • The 20 lever arch files start with the first 10 files covering the original prosecution papers from 2009/10. There are five files that are a defence statement by Stuart McKenzie SIO (Senior Investigating Officer) along with his attachments. There are  five files that are a defence statement and attachments by the Deputy SIO Suzanne Hughes.

The evidence missing from Disclosure include

Little mention of the armed 20 plus strong police Operation Chalice helicopter raid to snatch our then 10 year old daughter or having me shot.

  • The Disclosure only goes back to February 2009. When the prosecution charges for both offences are dated over a year earlier:-

“…..the particulars of the offence being that between the 1st day of January 2008 and the 23rd day of June 2009, ….”

  • I ask for both explanations as to why such an obvious if not highly improper approach to deny Disclosure.  
  • Also missing is…. to follow Coopers’, buyers of aircraft, with ‘gun’ detained for interrogation on 1968 firearms Act allegations of alleged offences contrary to law.

Where the Defendant fails to provide a defence or explanation

  • The Defendant give no defence or even an attempt to explain why they did not treat me as others and ask the CAA to contact me. I challenge the defendant to explain.
  • The police give no defence on anything. What was the point? There QC, Lloyd Jones had already told the court he had been informed from Judge Keiser Qc I was not going to be allowed a jury nor would the hearing of evidence take more than5 days!!!!
  • The police give no explanation as to why

Critical flaw in arguments

  • Mr Cooper purchased the gun from me in August 2008 and he and many others made various changes to the Lewis display gun in the 17 months from sale to trial.
  •  
  • Additionally, Suzanne Hughes is then faced with Mr Cooper’s solicitor contacted SWP to say Mr Cooper will say the gun has been tampered with.
  •  
  • Suzanne Hughes tries to counter the obvious need to stop the prosecution by saying Mr Scott will cast doubt on what Mr Cooper says as unreliable.
  •  
  • But if Police are using Mr Scot to discredit the reliability of Mr Cooper as a witness as to the condition of the Lewis display gun. Then police have absolutely no witnesses and absolutely no evidence as to what condition the Lewis display gun was at the point of sale and in my ownership before that.
  •  
  • It follows South Wales Police and Suzanne Hughes knew with certainty that there were no grounds to charge, remand and continue with a prosecution.
  •  
  • Additional questions I seek answered……. To follow with further publications of docs created during my pranks to further expose their inherent deceit.
  •  
  • This exposed criminal conduct is set out in these 20 odd now released police files with such things as the 20+ police strong armed helicopter raid on our home, in the Vale of G Glamorgan on the 22nd June 2009 in Operation Chalice are unlawfully omitted from files.

 Aim to have me arrested/shot while the other police raid, a few hours later, to snatch our then 10 year old daughter, Genevieve, also withheld from court ordered disclosure.

Also, no Nottinghamshire police criminal investigation disclosure, I had specifically asked for, in also detained Jerry and Jenny Cooper, the latter having collected the film prop from replica Battle of the Somme machine gun, many months before, police had plucked up the courage, for 27 senior police meetings in Barbara Wilding’s HQ, to press the action stations button. SUBSTANTIAL REWARDS FOR ANY INTERNAL INFORMATION from retired police…… maurice@kirkflyingvet.com tel 07708586202

A seven figure exemplary damages claim is due to come my way plus recovery of my huge costs in my defending this malicious criminal prosecution.

To be paid by the Chief Constable of South Wales Police Constabulary? No, in your dreams as Barbara Wilding, with her corrupt police officers, Adrian Oliver and others at Dolman’s, solicitors, Cardiff and other lying prosecution witnesses now face my prepared private criminal prosecutions.

The excessive perversion of justice, set out in these, until now, 20 police files, indicate a deliberately concocted plan stop my my numerous civil claims identifying welsh police’s 40 odd failed maliciously brought police criminal prosecutions,

PAY OUT TIME

All those who helped me be acquitted of all charges, requiring no rebuttal and while I was held in Cardiff prison for nearly 8 months, send in your details of costs.

Also a detailed statement on any aspect in the abuse of process of that shambolic two week highlighting any perverse issue you may have witnessed

Sky and another TV company have already expressed interest in a ‘documentary this usual and extreme level of deceit within senior staff of South Wales Police HQ in Bridgend.

contact me 24/7 on 07708586202 maurice@kirkflyingvet.com

The 20 police files will be published over the next few weeks to stimulate those who know anything about the CAA causing ‘gun’s on other British aircraft being frantically decommissioned

I will be handing out Cash, lots of Cash for info also on photos of My DH2 taken in august 2008 and August 2009 etc

WATCH THIS SPACE

…………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………….

Archive [here] continues [from 2011]: 

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Maurice’s site is “Flying Vet challenges South Wales Police” https://www.mauricejohnkirk.com

Email:  maurice@kirkflyingvet.com

 

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Sunday, 25 October 2020

"Let's stop Aquind" + the forced buying of electricity from France, disrupting Portsmouth UK - VIDEO

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13 Oct. 2020

We proudly joined the Keep Milton Green protesters and MP Stephen Morgan today for a protest that stretched the length of the Milton coastline, from the Locks all the way to the Eastern Road. Here’s the full story: https://solentskyservices.co.uk/drone…
 
 
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classic: Little Feat Electrif Lycanthrope [inc. "Fat Man In The Bathtub" 1974 + LIVE 1977 Rainbow, London, Washington...etc.

Guitarist Jimmy Page stated Little Feat was his favorite American band in a 1975 Rolling Stone interview.[2]

"While touring in support of his solo album in June 1979, at the age of 34, George collapsed and died in his hotel room in Arlington, Virginia. An autopsy determined the cause of death was a heart attack."


Little Feat  Electrif Lycanthrope [19-09-1974]

 

 inc. "Fat Man In The Bathtub" @ 9.30 in

stillen

 
Little Feat 1974-09-19 Electrif Lycanthrope 06

Spot-check Billy got down on his hands and knees
He said "Hey mama, hey let me check your oil all right?"
She said "No, no honey, not tonight
Come back Monday, come back Tuesday, and then I might"

I said Juanita, my sweet Juanita, what are you up to?
My Juanita
I said Juanita, my sweet chiquita, what are you up to?
My Juanita

Don't want nobody who won't dive for dimes
Don't want no speedballs 'cause I might die trying
Throw me a line, throw me a line
'Cause there's a fat man in the bathtub with the blues
I hear you moan, I hear you moan, I hear you moan

Billy got so sad, dejected, put on his hat and start to run
Runnin' down the street yelling at the top of his lungs
"All I want in this life of mine is some good clean fun"
"All I want in this life and time is some hit and run"


I said Juanita, my sweet Juanita, what are you up to?
My Juanita
I said Juanita, my sweet chiquita, what are you up to?
My Juanita

Put my money in your meter baby so it won't run down
But you caught me in the squeeze play on the cheesy side of town
Throw me a line, throw me a line
'Cause there's a fat man in the bathtub with the blues
I hear you moan, I hear you moan, I hear you moan 
 
source:   https://www.azlyrics.com/lyrics/littlefeat/fatmaninthebathtub.html
 

LIVE Little Feat - Rainbow Theatre London 1977

["Fat Man" 3] @ 4.20secs. in ]
 
 
 
 
FunkensteinJr
 
 
01 Intro / Join the Band
 02 Rock'n Roll Doctor 
03 Fat Man In The Bathtub 
04 Teenage Nervous Breakdown 
05 Oh Atlanta 06 Dixie Chicken 
07 Tripe Face Boogie 
08 Rocket In My Pocket 
09 Skin It Back 
10 Old Folks' Boogie 
11 Apolitical Blues 
12 Red Streamliner 
13 All That You Dream 
14 Willin' 
15 Spanish Moon / Closing Credits
 
 Fat Man in the Bathtub (Live at Lisner Auditorium, Washington, DC, 8/10/1977
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LITTLE FEAT
 
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For the 2013 American film, see Little Feet (film).
 
Little Feat
Performing at Stockholm JazzFest '09, July 2009
Performing at Stockholm JazzFest '09, July 2009
 
Background information
OriginLos Angeles, California
Genres
  • Southern rock
  • country rock
  • blues rock
  • boogie woogie
  • Americana
  • jam band
  • swamp pop
  • blue-eyed soul
  • swamp rock
  • roots rock
Years active
  • 1969–1979
  • 1987–present
Labels
  • Rhino
  • Warner Bros.
  • CMC International
  • Tower
  • Hot Tomato Imprint
WebsiteOfficial website

MembersBill Payne
Sam Clayton
Kenny Gradney
Fred Tackett
Scott Sharrard
Tony Leone

Past membersLowell George
Richie Hayward
Roy Estrada
Paul Barrere
Craig Fuller
Shaun Murphy
Gabe Ford

Little Feat is an American rock band formed by singer-songwriter, lead vocalist and guitarist Lowell George and keyboardist Bill Payne in 1969 in Los Angeles. George disbanded the group due to creative differences in 1979, shortly before his death. Surviving members re-formed Little Feat in 1987 and the band has remained active to the present.

Over its 50-year history, the band's music has remained an eclectic blend of swamp pop, rock and roll, blues, boogie, country, folk, blues rock, soul, New Orleans R&B and swamp rock influences.[1].

Guitarist Jimmy Page stated Little Feat was his favorite American band in a 1975 Rolling Stone interview.[2]

Contents

  • 1 History
    • 1.1 Formative years
    • 1.2 Classic line-up and change of direction
    • 1.3 Death of George and band breakup
    • 1.4 Fuller years (1987–1993)
    • 1.5 Murphy years (1993–2009)
    • 1.6 Hayward illness and death
    • 1.7 2012 and beyond
    • 1.8 Legacy
  • 2 Personnel
    • 2.1 Members
    • 2.2 Past members
    • 2.3 Lineups
  • 3 Member timeline
  • 4 Discography
    • 4.1 Studio albums
    • 4.2 Live albums
    • 4.3 Compilation albums
    • 4.4 Singles
    • 4.5 Guest singles
    • 4.6 Videos
    • 4.7 Backup band
  • 5 Annual band excursion to Jamaica
  • 6 References
  • 7 Further reading
  • 8 External links

History

Formative years

Lowell George met Bill Payne when George was a member of Frank Zappa's Mothers of Invention. Payne had auditioned for the Mothers, but had not joined. They formed Little Feat along with former Mothers' bassist Roy Estrada and drummer Richie Hayward from George's previous band, The Factory. Hayward had also been a member of the Fraternity of Man whose claim to fame was the inclusion of their "Don't Bogart That Joint" on the million-selling Easy Rider film soundtrack. The name of the band came from a comment made by Mothers' drummer Jimmy Carl Black about Lowell's "little feet". The spelling of "feat" was an homage to the Beatles.

There are three stories about the genesis of Little Feat. One has it that George showed Zappa his song "Willin'," and that Zappa fired him from the Mothers of Invention, because he felt that George was too talented to merely be a member of his band, and told him he ought to go away and form his own band. The second version has Zappa firing him for playing a 15-minute guitar solo with his amplifier off. The third version says that Zappa fired him because "Willin'" contains drug references ("weed, whites and wine"). George often introduced the song as the reason he was asked to leave the band. On October 18, 1975 at the Auditorium Theater in Rochester New York while introducing the song, George commented that he was asked to leave the band for "writing a song about dope".[3]

The band in 1975

In any version, Zappa was instrumental in getting George and his new band a contract with Warner Bros. Records. The eponymous first album delivered to Warner Bros. was recorded mostly in August and September 1970, and was released in January 1971. When it came time to record "Willin'," George had hurt his hand in an accident with a model airplane, so Ry Cooder sat in and played the song's slide part. Lowell's accident is referenced on the cover art of the band's 1998 album Under the Radar. "Willin'" would be re-recorded with George playing slide for Little Feat's second album Sailin' Shoes, which was also the first Little Feat album to include cover art by Neon Park, who had painted the cover for Zappa's Weasels Ripped My Flesh.

Sometime during the recording of the first two albums, the band members along with ex-Mothers of Invention drummer Jimmy Carl Black ("the Indian of the group") backed soul singer Nolan Porter on his first album, No Apologies.

The first two albums received nearly universal critical acclaim, and "Willin'" became a standard, subsequently popularized by its inclusion on Linda Ronstadt's album Heart Like a Wheel.

Despite good reviews of their sophomore effort, lack of commercial success led to the band splitting up, with Estrada leaving to join Captain Beefheart's Magic Band, although he has given other reasons for quitting the band, such as to get away from the Los Angeles pollution and the L.A. city life.[4]

Classic line-up and change of direction

In 1972 Little Feat reformed, with bassist Kenny Gradney replacing Estrada. The band also added a second guitarist in Paul Barrere, who had known George since they attended Hollywood High School in California, and percussionist Sam Clayton (brother of session singer Merry Clayton and the brother-in-law of the jazz saxophonist Curtis Amy) and as a result the band was expanded from a quartet to a sextet. Both Barrere and Clayton added vocals on many songs, although all the band members provided backing vocals in various tunes.

L to R: Paul Barrere and Lowell George, frontmen for Little Feat, 1972–1977 (with Bill Payne in background)

This new lineup radically altered the band's sound, leaning toward New Orleans funk. The group went on to record Dixie Chicken (1973)—one of the band's most popular albums, which incorporated New Orleans musical influences and styles—as well as Feats Don't Fail Me Now (1974), which was a studio-recorded attempt to capture some of the energy of their live shows. (The name of the latter album pays homage to the Fats Waller song.)

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. In 1973 Little Feat backed Kathy Dalton on her Amazing album on the DiscReet label produced by Warner Brothers.[5] In 1974 Lowell George, along with the Meters and other session musicians, backed Robert Palmer on his Island Records debut solo release Sneakin' Sally Through the Alley which opened with George's "Sailing Shoes." The whole band chipped in on Palmer's 1975 release, Pressure Drop, which contained another George composition, "Trouble." 1976's Some People Can Do What They Like, his third opus, opened with the Bill Payne/Fran Tate composition "One Last Look," and later featured Lowell's "Spanish Moon," although George and Gradney sat this one out. In March 1976, Little Feat served as the backing band on the first side of Akiko Yano's debut studio album Japanese Girl [ja], released on the Philips label.[6] The band remained based in Los Angeles due to doing session work on the side in addition to band activities.[7]

The release of The Last Record Album in 1975 signaled another change in the Little Feat sound, with Barrere and Payne developing an interest in jazz-rock. Prior to the recording of The Last Record Album, drummer Richie Hayward had a motorcycle accident and the liner to the LP release of The Last Record Album was decorated with copies of his many hospital bills. Also present was evidence of a late change to the running order of tracks: the lyrics for Barrere's song "Hi Roller" were printed on the sleeve, but scored out, and the words "maybe next time" scrawled over them. Sure enough, "Hi Roller" was the first track on the subsequent album Time Loves a Hero.

George continued to produce the albums, but his songwriting contribution diminished as the group moved into jazz fusion, a style in which he had little interest. In August 1977, Little Feat recorded a live album from gigs at the Rainbow Theatre in London and Lisner Auditorium in Washington, D.C. Waiting for Columbus is considered by many rock music critics to be one of the best live albums of all time, despite the fact that significant portions of George's vocals and slide work were over-dubbed later in the studio.[8] It was released in 1978, by which time it had become apparent that George's interest in the band was waning, as was his health.

Death of George and band breakup

George did some work on what would eventually become Down on the Farm but then declared that Little Feat had disbanded. In an interview with Bill Flanagan (for the book Written in My Soul) conducted eleven days before his death, George made it clear that he felt the demise of Little Feat was due to his having allowed the band to be run democratically, with the result that Payne and, to a lesser extent, Barrere, had a presence as songwriters and in production which was disproportionate to their abilities. George was particularly scathing about Payne's attempts at jazz/fusion, citing an instance when Payne jammed with Weather Report on a TV show and dropped "into one of his 'Day at the Dog Races'. I just got out of there as fast as I could. It was embarrassing". In the same interview, George stated that he planned to reunite Little Feat without Payne and Barrere.[9]

At this time Warner Bros. released George's only solo album, Thanks, I'll Eat It Here, for which he had signed a contract in 1975. The album was mostly a collection of cover versions that George had been working on as a side project for several years and, in his biography, Rock And Roll Doctor, Mark Brend states that George had hinted he only signed the solo contract to obtain funds to finance Little Feat (and Bill Flanagan states in Written in My Soul that George "didn't want his audience to assume a collection of other people's material marked the direction of Lowell George's solo career").

While touring in support of his solo album in June 1979, at the age of 34, George collapsed and died in his hotel room in Arlington, Virginia. An autopsy determined the cause of death was a heart attack.

The surviving members finished and released Down on the Farm before disbanding in 1979. A subsequent retrospective double album compilation of rare outtakes and live tracks, Hoy-Hoy!, was released in 1981. The album is an overview of the history and sound of Little Feat and includes a cover of the Hank Williams song "Lonesome Whistle".

In 1981 and 1982, Barrere, Clayton, Gradney and Hayward performed several shows as "Barrere, Clayton, Gradney and Hayward" along with singer/guitarist Phil Brown.[10][11]

Barrere then released two solo albums, 1983's On My Own Two Feet (Mirage) and 1984's Real Lies (Atlantic). Richie Hayward was the drummer on Robert Plant's 1985 funk and new wave flavoured Shaken 'n' Stirred (Es Paranza). Payne has always been a popular and busy session musician, as well as a songwriter, and during the band's first hiatus performed on a variety of albums by many famous musicians including J. J. Cale, the Doobie Brothers, Emmylou Harris, Pink Floyd, Bob Seger, Linda Ronstadt, Jackson Browne, James Taylor, Bonnie Raitt, and Stevie Nicks. He was a guest performer on Raitt's Sweet Forgiveness in 1977, which featured his composition "Takin' My Time."

Fuller years (1987–1993)

In 1986, Richie Hayward, Paul Barrere and Bill Payne were invited to play on Blue Slipper, the 1987 debut album by Helen Watson. They subsequently appeared on her second album The Weather Inside. The surviving former members of Little Feat then reformed in 1987 when Barrere, Clayton, Gradney, Hayward and Payne added songwriter/vocalist/guitarist Craig Fuller, formerly from the band Pure Prairie League, and Fred Tackett on guitar, mandolin and trumpet. The band admired Fuller's previous work and were impressed when he toured with them in 1978 as part of the Fuller/Kaz band. They didn't require an audition, having played with him on tour, and thus, the new Little Feat lineup was formed. The initial release by the new lineup, Let It Roll, was a tremendous success and Fuller's presence proved to be a major factor. His strong vocals and songwriting abilities were showcased, co-writing 8 of the 10 songs and handling a large share of lead vocals. The first single, "Hate to Lose Your Lovin'", earned the band their first No. 1 hit on the Mainstream Rock Tracks chart. All Music Guide critic Stephen Erlewine stated " What's surprising about Let It Roll is not just that it works, but that it works smashingly." The LP garnered Feat a certified gold record status on February 14, 1989. On the heels of this success, previous Feat releases experienced a sudden surge in sales. The February 10, 1978 live release Waiting for Columbus went certified platinum on November 8, 1989. Dixie Chicken, originally released on January 25, 1973, went certified gold also on November 8, 1989. The band received more exposure than ever, including an appearance on Saturday Night Live. Concerts were booked nationally and Little Feat played enthusiastic, sold-out shows. Barrere, Payne and company were pleased by the audience reaction; not only were they able to put over the Feat classics, but the new music proved to be artistically and commercially successful. While some Little Feat diehards initially had difficulty accepting the band without Lowell George, the success of Little Feat with Fuller could not be disputed. The band made a comeback that introduced a whole new generation to Little Feat and reignited their past, even though their original creative genius (George) was no longer around.

The follow-up album, Representing the Mambo, released in 1990 proved to be the group's last album for Warner Bros., who were uncomfortable with the album's more jazzy leanings. The third and final album by this lineup, Shake Me Up (1991), was released on Morgan Creek as was the soundtrack of the 1992 film White Sands, which contained one song by Little Feat called Quicksand and Lies, but this label folded soon afterwards and Little Feat moved from one label to another until the establishment of Hot Tomato Records in 2002.

In the fall of 1991, Clayton was forced to miss several tour dates due to ill health.

Fuller departed in 1993, stating that touring required too much time away from his family. He went on to join a re-formed Pure Prairie League, who in 2005 released their critically acclaimed All in Good Time, which heavily featured his songwriting, singing and acoustic guitar. Up until leaving PPL again in 2011, he performed about 40 shows yearly with them, as well as occasional shows with Little Feat in addition to performing solo shows.

Murphy years (1993–2009)

Craig Fuller was replaced by Shaun Murphy in September 1993. Shaun had sung on all of the recent Little Feat albums and throughout 1993 she had toured as part of Bob Seger's band with Fred Tackett and Bill Payne.

Shaun's first album with the group was Ain't Had Enough Fun. As well as having material specifically written for her, for increasing fan draw attracted to her hard-edged powerhouse voice, further albums Under the Radar and Chinese Work Songs saw Murphy become an integral part of the group sharing lead vocals and writing with Payne and Barrere. Her rendition of Bob Dylan's "It Takes a Lot to Laugh" was first recorded in studio on Chinese Work Songs, and became a favorite in live appearances with Murphy as lead singer prior to her departure in 2009. After recording five studio albums and performing over 1,400 concerts with the band, Murphy's position was made redundant, and the group pared down to a six-piece collective entity. Shaun would subsequently form the Shaun Murphy Band, with a specific blues-oriented niche. As of May 2011, Shaun had released two albums and returned to take her place with the Silver Bullet Band in the 2011 tour of Bob Seger, in addition to many scheduled live appearances with the Shaun Murphy Band, one of which was to release a third album and DVD, Live in Detroit.

Hayward illness and death

In August 2009, Richie Hayward announced that he had recently been diagnosed with a severe liver disease and would be unable to work indefinitely.[12] A benefit concert was organized[13] and a website created where fans unable to attend could donate toward his treatment costs. Little Feat announced that their drum technician Gabe Ford would take his place.

Hayward married and was living on Vancouver Island, British Columbia, with his liver cancer in remission as he awaited a transplant. On Sunday, July 11, 2010, Little Feat played at the Vancouver Island Music Festival and Hayward was slated to play just a couple of tunes, but once he sat behind his kit, he finished out the night. Hayward had intended to return to the band in the event of recovery, but he died on August 12, 2010, from pneumonia and complications from lung disease.[14]

2012 and beyond

In June 2012, Little Feat released their first album of new material in nine years, Rooster Rag.[15]

In 2014 the band Leftover Salmon announced that Bill Payne had joined with them as a permanent member. He left them in 2015 to take up a permanent post in The Doobie Brothers' touring band: this restricted his ability to perform longer tours with Little Feat. After this, the full band would perform around 10 dates per year, while Barrere, Tackett, Gradney and Ford would sometimes tour playing Little Feat material as a four-piece called Funky Feat.

In 1994 Paul Barrere had been diagnosed with Hepatitis C and in 2013 took a leave of absence from touring with Little Feat to combat the disease and to remain close to his health providers. He later performed a few one-off gigs with Fred Tackett as an acoustic duo and recorded collaborations with longtime friend Roger Cole. In August 2015 it was announced that he was suffering from liver cancer. The band then toured more sporadically during the next four years.[16] Paul Barrere died on October 26, 2019. Scott Sharrard, who had filled in for Barrere during Little Feat's 50th Anniversary tour, was later brought on board as a full time band member.[17]

On September 16th 2020, the band released a video rerecording of the 1975 Lowell George song Long Distance Love. The video introduced a new band lineup with Tony Leone known for his work with Levon Helm and Phil Lesh joining on drums in place of Gabe Ford. Levon Helm's daughter Amy guested on backing vocals - she and Leone had previously played together in Ollabelle.[18]

Legacy

Some of the prominent musicians and bands to play and record the music of Little Feat include Phish,[19] The Black Crowes, The Byrds, The Bridge, Garth Brooks, Jackson Browne, Bob Dylan, Steve Earle, The Flying Burrito Brothers, Emmylou Harris, Taylor Hicks, Ron Holloway, Keisuke Kuwata, Nicolette Larson, Nazareth, Robert Palmer, The Radiators, Bonnie Raitt, Linda Ronstadt, John Sebastian, Richard Shindell, Carly Simon, Mick Taylor, Van Halen, Joe Walsh[20], Bob Weir, Phil Lesh, Sam Bush, Coco Montoya, Vince Herman, Inara George, Stephen Bruton, Widespread Panic, Warren Haynes and Gov't Mule, Blackberry Smoke, Jimmy Buffett, Anders Osborne and Gregg Allman.

In 2008, Little Feat reached their 20th anniversary as a once-again active band, and with just one lineup change since 1988. Jimmy Buffett has been an enthusiastic booster of the band for many years and his private record label was partnered with Feat's Hot Tomato Records to produce the CD Join the Band. Released in mid-August 2008, the album features collaborations with Buffett, Dave Matthews, Emmylou Harris, Bob Seger, Béla Fleck, Brooks & Dunn, Chris Robinson (Black Crowes), Vince Gill, Mike Gordon (Phish), and Inara George.

Little Feat's songs "Sailin' Shoes" and "Fat Man in the Bathtub" were featured prominently in the 2010 Edward Norton film Leaves of Grass.[21]

On October 31, 2010, at Boardwalk Hall in Atlantic City, New Jersey the band Phish covered Little Feat's album, Waiting for Columbus, for their annual Halloween show. As a result of this concert and the distribution of its recording, the album gained recognition from a wider audience among younger listeners.[22]

On July 21, 2018, at Peach Fest at Montage Mountain in Scranton, Pennsylvania, the remaining members of Little Feat joined forces with moe., the Turkuaz Horns and the Ramble Band Horns to recreate and pay homage to the band's classic live album Waiting For Columbus.[23]

Personnel

Members

  • Bill Payne – vocals, keyboards (1969–1979, 1987–present)
  • Sam Clayton – congas, vocals, percussion (1972–1979, 1987–present)
  • Kenny Gradney – bass (1972–1979, 1987–present)
  • Fred Tackett – guitar, mandolin, trumpet, vocals (1987–present)
  • Scott Sharrard – guitar, vocals(2019–present)
  • Tony Leone – drums (2020–present)


 

 


  • Lowell George – vocals, guitar, harmonica (1969–1979; died 1979)
  • Richie Hayward – drums, backing vocals (1969–2010; died 2010)
  • Roy Estrada – bass, backing vocals (1969–1972)
  • Paul Barrere – vocals, guitar (1972–2019; died 2019)
  • Craig Fuller – vocals, additional guitar (1987–1993)
  • Shaun Murphy – vocals, tambourine (1993–2009)
  • Gabe Ford – drums, backing vocals (2010–2020 / touring 2009–2010)

Lineups

1969–1972 1972–1979 1987–1993 1993 – January 2009
  • Roy Estrada – bass, backing vocals
  • Lowell George – vocals, guitar, harmonica
  • Richie Hayward – drums, backing vocals
  • Bill Payne – vocals, keyboards
  • Lowell George – vocals, guitar, harmonica
  • Richie Hayward – drums, backing vocals
  • Bill Payne – vocals, keyboards
  • Paul Barrere – vocals, guitar
  • Sam Clayton – congas, vocals, percussion
  • Kenny Gradney – bass
  • Richie Hayward – drums, backing vocals
  • Bill Payne – vocals, keyboards
  • Paul Barrere – vocals, guitar, slide guitar
  • Sam Clayton – congas, vocals, percussion
  • Kenny Gradney – bass
  • Craig Fuller – vocals, additional guitar
  • Fred Tackett – guitar, mandolin, trumpet
  • Richie Hayward – drums, vocals
  • Bill Payne – vocals, keyboards
  • Paul Barrere – vocals, guitar, slide guitar
  • Sam Clayton – congas, vocals, percussion
  • Kenny Gradney – bass
  • Fred Tackett – guitar, mandolin, trumpet, vocals
  • Shaun Murphy – vocals, tambourine
January – August 2009 August 2009 – October 2019 October 2019–September 2020 September 2020–present
  • Richie Hayward – drums, backing vocals
  • Bill Payne – vocals, keyboards
  • Paul Barrere – vocals, guitar, slide guitar
  • Sam Clayton – congas, vocals, percussion
  • Kenny Gradney – bass
  • Fred Tackett – guitar, mandolin, trumpet, vocals
  • Bill Payne – vocals, keyboards
  • Paul Barrere – vocals, guitar, slide guitar
  • Sam Clayton – congas, vocals, percussion
  • Kenny Gradney – bass
  • Fred Tackett – guitar, mandolin, trumpet, vocals
  • Gabe Ford – drums, backing vocals
  • Bill Payne – vocals, keyboards
  • Scott Sharrard – guitar, vocals
  • Sam Clayton – congas, vocals, percussion
  • Kenny Gradney – bass
  • Fred Tackett – guitar, mandolin, trumpet, vocals
  • Gabe Ford – drums, backing vocals
  • Bill Payne – vocals, keyboards
  • Scott Sharrard – guitar, vocals
  • Sam Clayton – congas, vocals, percussion
  • Kenny Gradney – bass
  • Fred Tackett – guitar, mandolin, trumpet, vocals
  • Tony Leone – drums

Member timeline

Discography

Studio albums

  • Little Feat (1971)
  • Sailin' Shoes (1972)
  • Dixie Chicken (1973) Gold
  • Feats Don't Fail Me Now (1974) US No. 36 Gold
  • The Last Record Album (1975) US No. 36
  • Time Loves a Hero (1977) US No. 34 Gold
  • Down on the Farm (1979) US No. 29
  • Let It Roll (1988) US No. 36 Gold
  • Representing the Mambo (1990) US No. 45
  • Shake Me Up (1991) US No. 126
  • Ain't Had Enough Fun (1995) US No. 154
  • Under the Radar (1998)
  • Chinese Work Songs (2000)
  • Kickin' It at the Barn (2003)
  • Join the Band (2008) US No. 81
  • Rooster Rag (2012)

Live albums

  • Waiting for Columbus (1978) [original single CD issue had tracks amended to "The Last Record Album" CD, the 2002 Remaster was a 2-CD set that contained the complete original album with Bonus Tracks, some from "Hoy-Hoy"] US No. 18 Platinum[24]
  • Live from Neon Park (1996)
  • Extended Versions (2000)
  • Late Night Truck Stop (2001) [a two-disc set recorded at Colorado's Ebbets Field]
  • Waiting for Columbus (2002) [re-release, with 6 additional songs]
  • Live at the Rams Head (2002)
  • Down upon the Suwannee River (2003) [a two-disc set]
  • Highwire Act Live in St. Louis 2003 (2004)
  • Barnstormin' Live Volume One (2005)
  • Barnstormin' Live Volume Two (2005)
  • Rocky Mountain Jam (2007)
  • Rams Head Revisited (2010)
  • American Cutie (2012) [single disc version of "Late Night Truck Stop"]
  • Live at Winterland Valentine's Day 1976 (2012)
  • Hellzapoppin' (2013)
  • Live in Holland 1976 (2014)
  • On Your Way Down (2014)

Compilation albums

  • Hoy-Hoy! (1981) [collection of live recordings, alternate versions, demos] US No. 39
  • As Time Goes By: The Very Best of Little Feat (1994)
  • Hotcakes & Outtakes: 30 Years Of Little Feat (2000) [4 CD collection including outtakes][boxed set]
  • Ripe Tomatos – Volume One (2002)
  • Raw Tomatos – Volume One (2002)
  • The Essentials (2005) [Import to US]
  • Barnstormin' Live Volumes One + Two (2006) [boxed set]
  • The Best of Little Feat (2006)
  • Rad Gumbo- The Complete Warner Bros. Years 1971-1990 (2014)

Singles

  • "Rock & Roll Doctor" (#34 rock 1981)
  • "Hate to Lose Your Lovin'" (#1 rock 1988)
  • "Let It Roll" (#3 rock 1988)
  • "Long Time Till I Get Over You" (#19 rock 1988)
  • "One Clear Moment" (#10 rock 1989)
  • "Rad Gumbo" (#23 rock 1989)
  • "Texas Twister" (#1 rock 1990)[25]
  • "Woman in Love" (#21 rock 1990)
  • "Shake Me Up" (#14 rock 1991)

Guest singles

"Bible Belt" (w/Travis Tritt) (#72 country 1992)

Videos

  • Rockpalast Live (2000, DVD) – eleven-song performance for German live music television show "Rockpalast" that originally aired in July 1977, plus one bonus live track from the Pinkpop Festival, Geleen, Holland, June 7, 1976
  • Highwire Act Live in St. Louis 2003 (2004 live, DVD)
  • Little Feat & Friends in Jamaica – Burgers & Paradise (2006 live, 2 DVDs) – Little Feat and Friends in Jamaica 2005
  • Little Feat: Skin It Back - The Rockpalast Collection (2009, DVD) – at the Grugahalle, Essen in 1977, just before the recording album Waiting for Columbus. Includes almost 30 minutes of alternative rehearsal versions including material that did not make it into the final show.

Backup band

  • Amazing for Kathy Dalton (1973)
  • Japanese Girl [ja] for Akiko Yano (1976)

Annual band excursion to Jamaica

Since 2003 Little Feat has organised an annual fans' trip to Jamaica, where the full band plays several shows, often with guests, and various members perform solo and duo sets,

Year Dates Solo/Duo shows
1st Annual Featfan Excursion Two band shows:
  • February 1, 2003 (with Piero Mariani)
  • February 2, 2003 (with Piero Mariani)
  • Paul Barrere and Fred Tackett (January 31, 2003)
  • Kenny Gradney (February 2, 2003)
  • Fred Tackett with Miles Tackett and Dominic Genova (February 2, 2003)
2nd Annual Featfan Excursion Two band shows:
  • January 30, 2004 (with Sam Bush)
  • January 31, 2004 (with Sam Bush)
  • Paul Barrere and Fred Tackett (January 29, 2004)
  • Kenny Gradney with Piero Mariani (January 31, 2004)
  • Richie Hayward (January 31, 2004)
  • Bill Payne with Shaun Murphy and Piero Mariani (January 31, 2004)
3rd Annual Featfan Excursion Two band shows:
  • January 28, 2005 (with Coco Montoya, Stephen Bruton, Miles Tackett and Piero Mariani)
  • January 29, 2005 (with Coco Montoya, Stephen Bruton, Miles Tackett and Piero Mariani)
  • Paul Barrere and Fred Tackett (January 27, 2005)
  • Richie Hayward (January 29, 2005)
  • Bill Payne with Shaun Murphy, Coco Montoya, Stephen Bruton, Piero Mariani and the Cajun Queens (January 29, 2005)
4th Annual Featfan Excursion Five band shows:
  • January 28, 2006 (with Inara George, Piero Mariani, Sam Bush and Vince Herman)
  • January 29, 2006 (with Inara George, Piero Mariani, Sam Bush and Vince Herman)
  • February 1, 2006 (with Piero Mariani, Ron Holloway and Coco Montoya)
  • February 3, 2006 (with Piero Mariani, Ron Holloway and Coco Montoya)
  • February 4, 2006 (with Coco Montoya)
  • Paul Barrere and Fred Tackett (January 27, 2006)
  • Bill Payne with Shaun Murphy, Fred Tackett, Paul Barrere and Piero Mariani (January 29, 2006)
  • Bill Payne with Shaun Murphy, Fred Tackett, Paul Barrere, Ron Holloway and Piero Mariani (February 2, 2006)
5th Annual Featfan Excursion Four band shows:
  • January 28, 2007 (with Craig Fuller and Vince Herman)
  • January 29, 2007 (with Craig Fuller, Vince Herman, Howie Golub, Michael B. Favreau and Larry Lister)
  • February 2, 2007 (with Craig Fuller and Hubert Sumlin)
  • February 3, 2007 (with Craig Fuller and Hubert Sumlin)
  • Fred Tackett, Paul Barrere, Craig Fuller and Vince Herman (January 27, 2007)
  • Craig Fuller (January 29, 2007)
  • Paul Barrere and Fred Tackett (February 1, 2007)
  • Fred Tackett (February 3, 2007)
6th Annual Featfan Excursion Two band shows:
  • February 2, 2008 (with Vince Herman)
  • February 4, 2008 (with Vince Herman)
  • Paul Barrere and Fred Tackett (February 1, 2008)
7th Annual Featfan Excursion Two band shows:
  • January 24, 2009 (with Piero Mariani and Craig Fuller)
  • January 26, 2009 (with Piero Mariani and Craig Fuller)
  • Craig Fuller, Sam Clayton and Fred Tackett (January 25, 2009)
8th Annual Featfan Excursion Three band shows:
  • March 5, 2010 (with Craig Fuller)
  • March 6, 2010 (with Craig Fuller)
  • March 7, 2010 (with Craig Fuller)

9th Annual Featfan Excursion Three band shows:
  • March 4, 2011 (with Craig Fuller and Ron Holloway)
  • March 5, 2011 (with Craig Fuller and Ron Holloway)
  • March 6, 2011 (with Craig Fuller and Ron Holloway)
  • Bill Payne, Gabe Ford and Ron Holloway (March 6, 2010)
10th Annual Featfan Excursion Four band shows:
  • January 18, 2012
  • January 19, 2012
  • January 20, 2012
  • January 21, 2012

References


  1. Little Feat – Texas Twister on YouTube

Further reading

  • Willin': The Story of Little Feat, Ben Fong-Torres. Da Capo Press, 2013

External links

  • Official website
  • Little Feat collection on the Internet Archive's live music archive

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  • Shaun Murphy
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Studio albums
  • Little Feat
  • Sailin' Shoes
  • Dixie Chicken
  • Feats Don't Fail Me Now
  • The Last Record Album
  • Time Loves a Hero
  • Down on the Farm
  • Let It Roll
  • Representing the Mambo
  • Shake Me Up
  • Ain't Had Enough Fun
  • Under the Radar
  • Chinese Work Songs
  • Kickin' It at the Barn
  • Join the Band
  • Rooster Rag
Live albums
  • Waiting for Columbus
  • Live from Neon Park
  • Extended Versions
  • Late Night Truck Stop
  • Live at the Rams Head
  • Down upon the Suwannee River
  • Highwire Act Live in St. Louis 2003
  • Barnstormin' Live
  • Rocky Mountain Jam
Compilations
  • Hoy-Hoy!
  • As Time Goes By: The Very Best of Little Feat
  • Hotcakes & Outtakes: 30 Years Of Little Feat
  • Ripe Tomatos
  • Raw Tomatos
  • The Essentials
  • The Best of Little Feat
Videos
  • Rockpalast Live
  • High Wire Act Live in St. Louis 2003
  • Little Feat & Friends in Jamaica - Burgers & Paradise
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