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Track List
01) Rag Mama Rag
02) Evla
03) Bed of Roses
04) Sample in a Jar
05) Just Another Sunday
06) Gimme a Stone
07) Rio Esperanza
08) Tattoo Heart
09) Marginal Creatures
10) Chinese Work Songs
11) It Takes a Lot to Laugh, It Takes a Train to
01) Rag Mama Rag
02) Evla
03) Bed of Roses
04) Sample in a Jar
05) Just Another Sunday
06) Gimme a Stone
07) Rio Esperanza
08) Tattoo Heart
09) Marginal Creatures
10) Chinese Work Songs
11) It Takes a Lot to Laugh, It Takes a Train to
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First Released
2000
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"Chinese Work Songs" is the thirteenth studio album by the American rock band Little Feat, released in 2000.
Chinese Work Songs illustrates the strengths that Little Feat has maintained through thick and thin. With founding member Bill Payne and Paul Barrere (who signed up with 1973's classic Dixie Chicken) leading the charge, the seven-member ensemble demonstrates impressive instrumental prowess, in the process providing a reminder that the Grateful Dead weren't the only classic-rock group to have a mighty impact on modern jam bands. (They give a tip of the hat toward their descendants by adeptly covering Phish's "Sample in a Jar.") In general, the band has better luck with covers than originals, with the Band's "Rag Mama Rag" kicking things into gear with elbow-swinging gusto. Bands with three decades behind them can either settle into a stupor or hone their sound into something that's focused yet flexible. Fortunately for Little Feat followers, this gang falls into the latter bunch. review by "Steven Stolder"
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"Chinese Work Songs" is the thirteenth studio album by the American rock band Little Feat, released in 2000.
Chinese Work Songs illustrates the strengths that Little Feat has maintained through thick and thin. With founding member Bill Payne and Paul Barrere (who signed up with 1973's classic Dixie Chicken) leading the charge, the seven-member ensemble demonstrates impressive instrumental prowess, in the process providing a reminder that the Grateful Dead weren't the only classic-rock group to have a mighty impact on modern jam bands. (They give a tip of the hat toward their descendants by adeptly covering Phish's "Sample in a Jar.") In general, the band has better luck with covers than originals, with the Band's "Rag Mama Rag" kicking things into gear with elbow-swinging gusto. Bands with three decades behind them can either settle into a stupor or hone their sound into something that's focused yet flexible. Fortunately for Little Feat followers, this gang falls into the latter bunch. review by "Steven Stolder"
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