Little Feat - The Last Record Album (2-LP Deluxe Vinyl)

Released in 1975 and celebrating its fiftieth anniversary with this deluxe vinyl edition, The Last Record Album marked a turning point for Little Feat—the moment when Bill Payne and Paul Barrere stepped up as songwriters while Lowell George increasingly contemplated solo work. Ironically titled, this last album proved to be anything but, showcasing the band's evolution into a more collaborative, jazz-influenced ensemble. The 2025 remaster, cut from original tapes, reveals the album's warmth and sophistication with newfound clarity.

The original album introduced songs that would become fan favorites: the romantic groove of Romance Dance, the sweeping All That You Dream (later covered by Linda Ronstadt), the melodic Long Distance Love, and the ominous Mercenary Territory. More mellow and jazzier than predecessors Dixie Chicken and Feats Don't Fail Me Now, The Last Record Album signaled Little Feat's growth from a vehicle for George's vision into a true collective where every member contributed to the creative direction.

The Hotcakes, Outtakes, Rarities LP presents previously unreleased alternate versions and demos that reveal how these songs evolved, including instrumental rough mixes and the single version of All That You Dream. This deluxe double vinyl, pressed for the fiftieth anniversary, gives fans the definitive presentation of an album that showed Little Feat could deliver sophisticated, layered music without sacrificing their signature groove.

2-LP Deluxe Vinyl: 50th Anniversary edition. 2025 remaster plus outtakes, demos, and alternate versions on second LP.