About this album
Where they were
Released on October 17, 1975, 'The Last Record Album' marked Little Feat's fifth studio album during a period of increased critical acclaim following their 1974 breakthrough, 'Feats Don't Fail Me Now.' The band was navigating a shift in musical direction, experimenting more boldly with complex song structures and diverse influences as they solidified their reputation within the rock genre.
Why it matters
'The Last Record Album' is notable for its strong critical reception and the band's growing influence on the Southern rock scene. It includes tracks like 'All That You Dream,' which received significant airplay, reflecting the band's ability to blend rock with elements of country and jazz, contributing to their enduring legacy in American music.
Essential tracks
- "All That You Dream" — This track showcases the band's signature blend of rock and jazz, featuring lush harmonies and intricate guitar work that exemplify their evolving sound.
- "Long Distance Love" — 'Long Distance Love' stands out for its emotional depth and poignant lyrics, encapsulating themes of longing and connection that resonate throughout the album.
- "Somebody's Leavin'" — With its laid-back groove and reflective lyrics, this track highlights Little Feat's ability to merge storytelling with musicianship, making it a memorable moment on the album.
Release Date
October 17, 1975
Artist Origin
United States
Tracklist
- 1 Romance Dance 3:50
- 2 All That You Dream 3:52
- 3 Long Distance Love 2:42
- 4 Day or Night 6:26
- 5 One Love Stand 4:25
- 6 Down Below the Borderline 3:45
- 7 Somebody's Leavin' 5:08
- 8 Mercenary Territory 4:24
- 9 "Bonus Announcement" 0:07
- 10 Don't Bogart That Joint (live) 1:03
- 11 A Apolitical Blues (live) 3:49
