Down on the Farm

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All Music Guide - Stephen Thomas Erlewine
As Little Feat were working on their seventh studio album, Lowell George was just marginally part of the group, spending much of his time completing his solo album, Thanks I'll Eat It Here. While he was touring in support of the record, he suffered a massive heart attack and died, leaving behind an uncompleted record with Little Feat. After mourning, the band regrouped and patched together Down on the Farm, the last album of the Lowell-led era. Since George was preoccupied during the recording, it's not surprising that he only makes himself heard on occasion on the album. It's also not surprising that the group was suffering, not just from the loss of a ...
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Editorial Reviews

All Music Guide - Stephen Thomas Erlewine
As Little Feat were working on their seventh studio album, Lowell George was just marginally part of the group, spending much of his time completing his solo album, Thanks I'll Eat It Here. While he was touring in support of the record, he suffered a massive heart attack and died, leaving behind an uncompleted record with Little Feat. After mourning, the band regrouped and patched together Down on the Farm, the last album of the Lowell-led era. Since George was preoccupied during the recording, it's not surprising that he only makes himself heard on occasion on the album. It's also not surprising that the group was suffering, not just from the loss of a colleague, but from a lack of direction. They were drifting on Time Loves a Hero, after all, and while this is musically a little more straightforward than that fusion-flavored affair, it still is fairly uninspired. The surfaces are very slick, as should be expected with late-'70s Californian rock, which again doesn't let the group breathe, but the real problem is that the material is just not terribly memorable. Given the circumstances surrounding the completion of Down on the Farm, it's fairly easy to forgive the band this misstep, but it doesn't make the album any less disheartening.
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Product Details

  • Release Date: 10/25/1990
  • Label: Warner Bros / Wea
  • UPC: 075992334525
  • Catalog Number: 3345
  • Sales rank: 49,054

Album Credits

Performance Credits
Little Feat Primary Artist, Primary Artist
Bonnie Raitt Vocals
Robben Ford Guitar
Dan Smith Drums
Paul Barrére Guitar, Vocals
Lowell George Guitar, Vocals
Sneaky Pete Kleinow Pedal Steel Guitar
Rosemary Butler Vocals
Sam Clayton Percussion, Vocals
Kenny Gradney Bass
Richie Hayward Drums, Vocals
Earl Palmer Drums
Bill Payne Percussion, Keyboards, Vocals
Fran Payne Vocals
Julia Tillman Waters Vocals
Fred Tackett Guitar, Mandolin, Trumpet
Maxine Willard Waters Vocals
Luther Waters Vocals
Oren Waters Vocals
Technical Credits
David Lindley Contributor
Paul Barrére Contributor
Lowell George Producer
Sam Clayton Contributor
Kenny Gradney Contributor
Richie Hayward Contributor
Bill Payne Contributor
Lee Thornburg Contributor
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