I'm not very familiar with Little Feat but I do think a wider range of sounds should be included in the Rock n' Roll Hall of Fame. Maybe even these guys! Has anyone ever been to the Rock Hall? I work for Positively Cleveland, and we're getting the word out about the Rock Hall. I highly encourage all music fans to check it out. You can start on our website: http://www.positivelycleveland.com/visiting/things_ to_do/cleveland_rocks/rock_hall. There are a lot of awesome upcoming events so it's totally worth looking into! Cleveland also has some other great destinations, such as the Football Hall of Fame and a world-class art museum. Lots to explore!

Hope I haven't overstepped my bounds by leaving this comment; just working to let people know about what Cleveland has to offer! If you have any questions or concerns feel free to Email me :)

Cary A. Andrews
Positively Cleveland
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Little Feat was one of the greatest and most influetial bands of the 70's!!

fat man in the bathtub

If other bands who are in the Hall got votes, Feat would be there for sure.

better than Pantera

A great band to this day! A lot the bands already inducted couldn't even be roadies for these guys.

In my opinion,one of the greatest "southern rock" bands ever.

no

They'd be in my Hall Of Fame, but I don't think they have much chance. They should be in for their deverse musical styles and their reputation as one of the best live bands ever.

I played in Lynyrd Skynyrd and Feat opened for us at several shows in the early '70s. We'd come out and watch their whole set and wonder 'Why are these guys opening for US?!' They were SO ahead of their time that time never caught up. With Lowell George, an unbelievably soulful & complex rock and roll band. Their rhythm section, ohmiGOD. If Percy Sledge can get in,....??

No

Lowell George's voice sends chills up my spine...Ronnie van Zant's rival during his short life...Most underappreciated southern rock band ever...If hits like 'Fat Man in the Bathtub', 'Oh Atlanta', 'Dixie Chicken' and so on got more radio time they would be much more mainstream...The ultimate jam band along with the Grateful Dead