Robert Randolph and Bob Weir joined Little Feat Saturday at the Blues and Brews Festival in Telluride, CO. Bobby emerged for Easy to Slip, ‘I Know You Rider and Dixie Chicken, with Tennessee Jed sandwiched in between. Randolph then sat in on Apolitical Blues.
Little Feat plays Thursday at The Keswick Theatre in Glenside, GA. For more dates, visit www.littlefeat.com.
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Published: 2002/09/16
Robert Randolph, Bob Weir Sit in with Little Feat
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