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In Session with Little Feat

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In Session with Little Feat
Little Feat

Little Feat

Educator

classic rock, rock

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About this jam

Few bands have left as indelible a mark in the vast landscape of American rock music as Little Feat. Their unique blend of rock, blues, funk, and jazz has made them a favorite among discerning music lovers and musicians. Over the past several decades, Little Feat has survived and thrived, adapting to the changing tides while staying true to its roots.

Little Feat extends a rare invitation for you to join them in session at Blackbird Studios, Nashville’s premier recording studio. You’ll be joining Little Feat’s current lineup of Bill Payne (keys), Kenny Gradney (bass), Sam Clayton (percussion), Fred Tackett (guitar/trumpet), Scott Sharrard (guitar), and Tony Leone (drums).

Scott Sharrard said, “We’re recording and jamming on ten tracks, seven of which are jams that we do live. The other three are full-band performances of “Texas Twister,” “O’Atlanta,” and “Spanish Moon. Musicians can use TrueFire’s player controls to watch the band from different angles and mix, mute, or solo any audio track. For example, guitarists can mute Fred or my guitar parts and play their own rhythm or lead guitar parts with the band. Any player, instrument, or vocalist can play any part and jump into the session with us!”

Dial in your multi-track video and audio mix on 10 Little Feat songs and extended jams: Dixie Chicken, Fan Jam, Feat Boogie, Skin It Back, Red Jam, Apolitical Blues, Funky Territories, Oh Atlanta, Texas Twister, and Spanish Moon.

In addition to the 10 immersive video jams, band members share priceless insights and guidance gleaned from decades of experience. Topics include The Task At Hand, Joining the Brotherhood of Musicians, Advice from the Rhythm Section, How the Guitars Interact, How the Rhythm Section Supports Each Other, How to Hop in with the Rhythm Section, The Function of the Rhythm Section, What Makes the Rhythm Section Special, Teamwork Within the Band, The Band Leader Dynamic, What Bill Brings to the Band, The Vocabulary of the Rhythm, What the Guitarists Listen For, How Scott Joined the Band, The Importance of Good Relationships, Serve the Song, and How to be a Great Musician.

You’ll have TrueFire’s interactive learning tools at your fingertips, allowing you to personalize your workspace and learn at your own pace.

The performances are tabbed, notated, and synced to multi-angle videos with controls for looping, slow motion, fretboard animation, and many other tools designed to enhance the experience.

Grab your axe and jump into the session with Little Feat!

What you'll learn

  • Multi-Angle Videos
  • Mixable Multi-Track Audio
  • Artist Commentary
  • Guitar Tab & Notation
  • Lead Sheets
Release date: 6/6/2024
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What's included

26 songs • 103 tracks

Welcome
Few bands have left as indelible a mark in the vast landscape of American rock music as Little Feat. Their unique blend of rock, blues, funk, and jazz has made them a favorite among discerning music lovers and musicians. Over the past several decades, Little Feat has survived and thrived, adapting to the changing tides while staying true to its roots. Little Feat extends a rare invitation for you to join them in session at Blackbird Studios, Nashville’s premier recording studio. You’ll be joining Little Feat’s current lineup of Bill Payne (keys), Kenny Gradney (bass), Sam Clayton (percussion), Fred Tackett (guitar/trumpet), Scott Sharrard (guitar), and Tony Leone (drums). Scott Sharrard said, “We’re recording and jamming on ten tracks, seven of which are jams that we do live. The other three are full-band performances of “Texas Twister,” “O’Atlanta,” and “Spanish Moon. Musicians can use TrueFire’s player controls to watch the band from different angles and mix, mute, or solo any audio track. For example, guitarists can mute Fred or my guitar parts and play their own rhythm or lead guitar parts with the band. Any player, instrument, or vocalist can play any part and jump into the session with us!” Dial in your multi-track video and audio mix on 10 Little Feat songs and extended jams: Dixie Chicken, Fan Jam, Feat Boogie, Skin It Back, Red Jam, Apolitical Blues, Funky Territories, Oh Atlanta, Texas Twister, and Spanish Moon. In addition to the 10 immersive video jams, band members share priceless insights and guidance gleaned from decades of experience. Topics include The Task At Hand, Joining the Brotherhood of Musicians, Advice from the Rhythm Section, How the Guitars Interact, How the Rhythm Section Supports Each Other, How to Hop in with the Rhythm Section, The Function of the Rhythm Section, What Makes the Rhythm Section Special, Teamwork Within the Band, The Band Leader Dynamic, What Bill Brings to the Band, The Vocabulary of the Rhythm, What the Guitarists Listen For, How Scott Joined the Band, The Importance of Good Relationships, Serve the Song, and How to be a Great Musician. You’ll have TrueFire’s interactive learning tools at your fingertips, allowing you to personalize your workspace and learn at your own pace. The performances are tabbed, notated, and synced to multi-angle videos with controls for looping, slow motion, fretboard animation, and many other tools designed to enhance the experience. Grab your axe and jump into the session with Little Feat!

1 track

The Task at Hand
Join Bill Payne as he brings his 68 years of piano expertise to guide you through a journey with Little Feat .

1 track

Chicken Jam

8 tracks • chart • tab

The Brotherhood of Musicians
Join Bill Payne as he shares his experiences and insights building camaraderie among musicians and the importance of musicianship over celebrity.

1 track

Advice From the Rhythm Section
Join Kenny, Sam, and Tony from Little Feat's rhythm section as they offer advice on the art of creating a tight, cohesive groove. Discover their tips on syncing with other instruments and holding down the rhythm to achieve that signature sound.

1 track

Fan Jam

8 tracks • chart • tab

How the Guitars Interact
Scott and Fred share insights into their dynamic guitar interplay, highlighting the art of listening and adapting. Discover their advice on complementing each other's parts to create harmonious and intricate musical conversations.

1 track

+ 19 more songs

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Reviews

1 result

Owen

08/28/24

Probably the Best in the Jam so far

So...get this one. Let me splain. I own a whole ton of these things. While many of them have killer players, some of the experiences are subpar. Many of these In the Jams allow somone to just jam over a premade backing track that is looping. It's really lame to not have an ending. You can learn a lot from an intro and an ending. In addition, the looping nature of some of the backing bands is lame as the other "musicians" don't really respond to the soloist. Not so here. Here we get a real live band made of killer musicians. Truth is, I had never heard of them until I bought this during the most recent sale, but I knew Scott Sharrard. Now I'm listening to them on my streaming platforms just to hear more. Great things about this jam: 1) Live band reacts as they should. 2) Several jams and a few tracks as well...all are excellent! 3). Multiple solos from different instruments. Good arrangement skills. There are periods of sparsness, shout choruses, etc. 4). BASS TABS! I don't understand why so many of these In the Jams are missing bass tabs. 5.) Both guitarists are also tabbed. Often these have the same person playing rhythm and lead, but here you get 2 guitarists that trade off playing rhythm and lead at different points in the jams. You get to hear different approaches from each of them. 6). Intros and endings. You can learn from them. 7.) The jams/grooves are accessible, AND they sound good. Sometimes the grooves in these In the Jams are just not groovy, but these are. You can really learn from them. It's not just hearing some virtuoso guitar player noodling around playing stuff that is hard to emulate and doesn't even sound good. This is tasty stuff, and there are plenty of easy parts mixed in with hard stuff. 8. This is unique. The older in the Jams were always unique. Nowadays it seems truefire films a ton of duplicate courses where the turn the same 10 tracks into a course and then an In the Jam. I guess different commentary on the jams, but it's not unique content. This particular in the Jam stands alone and is fabulous. Bravo Truefire. Bravo Little Feat. Fan for life.

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