Nobody, including the members of Little Feat, expected the band to still be an active entity 55 years after releasing their 1970 debut. But through the decades and with more ups, downs and personnel changes than Fleetwood Mac, they have persevered in one form or another.
Over the past few years Feat have been as productive on the road as in their mid-’70s Lowell George/Paul Barrere/Richie Hayward (all since passed), heyday. Two recent studio releases — adding to 16 previous ones (there are also 10 live discs) — likewise display renewed vigor.
Strike Up the Band, the second of those, follows the GRAMMY nominated ‘Sam’s Place,’ last year’s vibrant exploration of blues covers sung by longtime percussionist Sam Clayton.

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