Under the Radar, Little Feat, Music CD

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Under the Radar


1	Home Ground 4:07
2	Eden's Wall 6:33
3	A Distant Thunder 5:36
4	Hoy Hoy 4:08
5	Under The Radar 7:14
6	Vale Of Tears 6:11
7	Loco Motives 5:16
8	Ferocious Morning 6:06
9	Voiceless Territory Intro to Falling Through the Worlds 7:51
10	Falling Through the Worlds 0:49
11	The Blues Don't Tell It All 5:55
12	I Got Happiness 6:14
13	Calling The Children Home 4:32

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Editorial Reviews

Little Feat's first album for CMC International, Under the Radar, found the group's new lineup fully assimilated, with Shaun Murphy sharing many of the lead vocals with mainstays {|Paul Barr�re|} and Bill Payne. While the record is not as instantly accessible and spontaneous as the previous record with Murphy, Ain't Had Enough Fun, there is a confidence that permeates every cut. Feat's slightly trippy Southern-fried music made an amazing leap into the 1990s, and Under the Radar continued their rebirth. Tracks such as Barr�re's "Home Ground" and "Loco Motives" are good-time funky rockers, driven by Barr�re's excellent slide guitar. Payne's title cut and "Eden's Wall" have a slightly dark hopefulness that had become a big part of the band's style. The final cut, "Calling the Children Home," is one of the group's greatest records, closing the album out in joyous New Orleans style. Matthew Greenwald, All Music Guide

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Under the Radar


1	Home Ground 4:07
2	Eden's Wall 6:33
3	A Distant Thunder 5:36
4	Hoy Hoy 4:08
5	Under The Radar 7:14
6	Vale Of Tears 6:11
7	Loco Motives 5:16
8	Ferocious Morning 6:06
9	Voiceless Territory Intro to Falling Through the Worlds 7:51
10	Falling Through the Worlds 0:49
11	The Blues Don't Tell It All 5:55
12	I Got Happiness 6:14
13	Calling The Children Home 4:32

All Music Guide

Little Feat's first album for CMC International, Under the Radar, found the group's new lineup fully assimilated, with Shaun Murphy sharing many of the lead vocals with mainstays {|Paul Barr�re|} and Bill Payne. While the record is not as instantly accessible and spontaneous as the previous record with Murphy, Ain't Had Enough Fun, there is a confidence that permeates every cut. Feat's slightly trippy Southern-fried music made an amazing leap into the 1990s, and Under the Radar continued their rebirth. Tracks such as Barr�re's "Home Ground" and "Loco Motives" are good-time funky rockers, driven by Barr�re's excellent slide guitar. Payne's title cut and "Eden's Wall" have a slightly dark hopefulness that had become a big part of the band's style. The final cut, "Calling the Children Home," is one of the group's greatest records, closing the album out in joyous New Orleans style. Matthew Greenwald

Product Details

Format: CD
Release Date: 06/16/1998
Label: SANCTUARY RECORDS
Catalog No.: 86253
UPC: 060768625327
Sales Rank: 180,513

Album Credits
Performance Credits
Little Feat		Primary Artist, Primary Artist, Primary Artist
Paul Barr�re		Dulcimer, Dobro, Guitar, Harmonica, Vocals
Lenny Castro		Percussion
Sam Clayton		Percussion, Vocals
Kenny Gradney		Bass, Vocals
Richard Hayward		Drums, Vocals
Darrell Leonard		Trumpet, Trombonium
Shaun Murphy		Tambourine, Vocals
Bill Payne		Keyboards, Vocals
Joe Sublett		Saxophone
Fred Tackett		Dobro, Guitar, Trumpet, Vocals
Texacali Horns		Horn, Group
Pierlugi "Piero" Mariani		Percussion
Tim Bernett		Vocals

Technical Credits
Paul Barr�re		Producer
Darrell Leonard		Horn Arrangements
David Murphy		Liner Notes
Bill Payne		Producer, Horn Arrangements
Doug Sax		Mastering
Joe Sublett		Horn Arrangements
Dick Bangham		Art Direction
Linda Gibbon		Art Direction
Gilberto "Gil" Morales		Engineer
Tim Bernett		Management