Little Feat

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Paul Barrere plays guitar and slide guitar, and sings lead and background vocals for Little Feat.
Paul Barrere joined Little Feat for the band's third album Dixie Chicken, and has been with the band since. During Little Feat's early 80's hiatus, Paul led the group Chicken Legs. Since Little Feat's return with "Let it Roll", Paul has stepped more into the spotlight.
Paul's guitar, vocals, and songwriting are now an important part of the Little Feat sound. In addition to his work with Little Feat, Paul Barrere has also recorded and performed with many other fine musicians including: Chicken Legs, the Blues Busters (featuring Catfish Hodge), Valerie Carter, Chico Hamilton, Bonnie Raitt, Robert Palmer, and Carly Simon.
Paul has a solo album out on Zoo Entertainment called If the Phone Don't Ring . This is a compilation of material from Paul's On My Own Two Feat and Real Lies albums.
For a more complete list of Paul Barrere's recorded work, see the Little Feat Discography. Paul sometimes appears with Fred Tackett for duo performances.
Paul Barrere Art
"...My latest work is a combination of sculpture and paint, so it has a three-dimensional effect. I have, in the past, worked mainly in charcoal or pen and ink. "Coming soon!"
The Acoustic Duo
Fred and I love to perform live, and it's kinda strange how this all got started...
Visit PaulandFred.net
Paul Barrere on MySpace
https://www.myspace.com/paulbarrere