Lowell George at the Lisner Auditorium in Washington D.C. June 28, 1979 

I was there also that night and every Feat show played in DC. I thought this band was great and wondered given the time playing together would Lowell have kept playing solo , gone back to the Feat thing or do a Garcia deal with both bands. Unfortunately we’ll never know. I’m just glad to have witnessed the greatness that was Lowell George. RIP brother!

I saw little feat at lisner in the summer of 75

I still kick myself for not going. Was 17 and lifeguarding at Van Ness, thought about going that night, but then didn't. Thankfully saw Lowell in 77 at Warner and Lisner.

Me too- (blew me away to see that he died that night in his hotel room).

so true--such a loss; as well I always thought he & Linda Rondstadt made the most BEAUTIFUL Couple. They were at one time 'deeply in love' with each other; should have married!

Did you win that Battle of the Bands??

@@tomhills804 Yes, we did!! I think Lowell was looking down on us and was happy!

This group Cooked! Thankyou.... Hmmmmm

Are you a brother or son etc?

I am the eldest of Lowell George's children. I was 10 when he passed. I am 48 now.

He was my hero. the Feat are my favorite bant. Waiting for Columbus is my favorite and the best live recording. I'm sure you've heard this all before, I'm sorry we lost him so youngI (64) now, and lucky I made it this far, myself.. Bless you sir. Steve H, Hamilton, Ohio

I'm very sorry for your loss…..your Dad is one of the most revered musicians of the late 20t century…do you play?

A very underrated rock n roll talent.. my hero, too. Very cool to hear this!

Paul died just the other day, sorry to say.

The night before he died 😮 fuckin priceless

The bird and the bee is his daughter

Wow I never caught that before.

My apologies. I had Peter listed and forgot to add. I made the correction to the information. Thanks!

40 views already. Where are all the likes? LOL WTF

4,418 views in a year.

Earl Guthrie How were you able to change the content in the description box? Thanks.

Forrest, your comments are always thoughtful and classy, always good to read your interesting input. So thanks.

My sister, Little Inara was named after your Aunt --- Big Inara. R.I.P.

I still see her son, Tristan Speeth on occasion.

If at all possible, I would love to catch up over the phone if you’re open to it. A few months ago I almost called your mom just to say hello but, I don’t want to bother her and kind of wonder if she would just prefer to put it all behind her. Yeah, my cousin Tristan and I were close as kids and we had some childhood adventures. I hope you and “Little” Inara and Liz are doing well. I really appreciate hearing back from you! Peace

@@TheRealForrestGeorge Thank you

@@TheRealForrestGeorge I tried searching for him online without any success. Please tell him I said hello if it comes up. I often think about him and have always been concerned.

Nope. Audience recording. The only sources that have surfaced from this show are audience recordings. THIS is a SOUNDBOARD, and it is the only one that we have from the entire tour. Compare the 2 recordings, it is clear that this SOUNBOARD recording from Browns Mill, New Jersey is far superior. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-WUrzy_5_lDI.html

On the Lisner tape, you can clearly hear the audience, cheering and clapping.

That's a little hard to do when you're dead- (Lowell died in his hotel room later that night).

kinda spooky aint it?.....tragic.....

More like, the same night- just after the concert.

He passed the morning after this performance in his hotel room.

Armando Compean - Bass Don Heffington - Drums Eddie Zip - Organ Peter Wasner - Piano Fred Tackett - Guitar Jerry Jumonville - Saxophone Lee Thornberg - Trumpet Maxine Dixon - Backing Vocals Lowell George - Lead Vocal & Slide Guitar

Maxine Dixon

@@earlguthrie7196 Thank you!!!!

She's terrific

dead dead dead

musical difference with the band. mainly with Payne the pianist, Payne wanted to go more jazz sounding and LG disagreed LG made a solo album but was gonna return to little feat to finish up next album. but he died

donald walsh Apparently the other members had already cut enough tracks for "Down on the Farm" that they felt like that effort was wasted if the album didn't get finished and marketed. Kind of ironic how many "Little Feat" albums were made after Lowell George's death.

yeah and they all sucked without LOWELL..craig fuller on vocals ,god i had to see that creep open for so many national acts in Cincinnati when he was in Pure Prarie league. They were better when the Goshorn bros. got in the band.

@@recordguy4321 I would beg to differ, just a bit. I knew Lowell and the band for years, saw many a show and was backstage. I was with Lowell till the wee-hours of the morning 10 days before his death when he played Bogarts on that fateful tour. We were actually almost completely locked-in when we finally came downstairs from the Green Room. haha I, too, am from Cincinnati originally, and I have known Larry and(dear departed) Timmy as a teenager, and on through Life. I agree that they, Pure Prairie League, were great sounding and creating with the Goshorn brothers. I must also pay tribute to Craig Fuller and his musical genius. "Amy" is still the standard, and that first album was so good that it launched that band into the national spotlight. Craig had left PPL, had done American Eagle for Warner Bros., and had befriended the Feat, and was THE natural replacement for Lowell! Some of the succeeding albums are some great music that I still LOVE to this day. Craig DID NOT replace Lowell, since Lowell was "one-of-a-kind". Craig was, in his own manner and musical direction, a great choice to take Lowell's place in the band, me thinks...

What happened???

Well it happened at the Twin Bridges Marriott. So right there.

Sorry to say, if you listen to the "Fat Man In the Bathtub's" lyrics, you'll get an idea of what happened (speedballs) @@twangbarfly

I was at his last concert too- it blew me away, when I read of his passing, in the Washington Post, the following day.

I was there also. When I heard the news I thought it was a lie. Then I read the articles. I have seen every time in DC

I thought the same. But I wasn't expecting Feat so I'm not disappointed. The band just needed more time together to find the groove. No doubt LG wasn't feeling 100% here.

Where does it say Little feat? Dumbass. Lowell went solo. “Thanks I’ll Eat it here” is amazing.