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Little Feat - Time Loves A Hero LP Vinyl Record For Sale

Label: Warner Brothers Records | Ref: BS 3015

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  • Little Feat - Time Loves A Hero LP Vinyl Record For Sale
  • Little Feat - Time Loves A Hero LP Vinyl Record For Sale
  • Little Feat - Time Loves A Hero LP Vinyl Record For Sale
  • Little Feat - Time Loves A Hero LP Vinyl Record For Sale
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Grading

Vinyl:
Very Good / + | Some very light sleeve marks
Jacket:
Very Good + | Refurbished | Spine VERY NEATLY taped (by us, with thick / wide clear tape) to prevent further damage from a thin (not gaping) 3" split in center | Spine Still Readable |Faces are nice with light wear
Inners:
Picture Sleeve | Split all the way across the bottom | Record placed in plain inner sleeve to prevent any further damage to original (included)
Size:
12"x12"
Speed:
33rpm
Scarcity:
RARE
Pressed:
1977
Info 1:
Original Release
Comments1:
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Detailed Album Information & Tracklist

Little Feat - Time Loves A Hero - Warner Bros. Records BS 3015 - 1977 - Original Release - Capitol Winchester Pressing

Tracks:

Hi Roller
Time Loves A Hero
Rocket In My Pocket
Day At The Dog Races
Old Folks Boogie
Red Streamliner
New Delhi Freight Train
Keepin' Up With The Joneses
Missin' You

    Little Feat – “Time Loves a Hero” is a smooth, groove-heavy rock album that shows the band leaning deeper into their signature mix of Southern rock, funk, and jazz-influenced jam style. Released during a period of change for the group, it’s Little Feat's first album after the passing of founding member Lowell George, but it still carries the band’s trademark loose-but-tight feel, with layered rhythms, clever musicianship, and a warm, rolling sound. Tracks like the title song and “Old Folks Boogie” highlight their ability to blend storytelling with rhythm-driven Southern rock that feels both laid-back and technically sharp. It’s an album that sounds relaxed on the surface, but underneath it’s packed with complex playing and musical detail.

Genre/s: Southern Rock, Blues, Funk
For Fans Of: The Allman Brothers Band, Grateful Dead, Doobie Brothers, Steely Dan
Official Release Date: August 1977
Notes: Laid-back groove rock with funky rhythms, jazz touches, and detailed musicianship. First studio album released after Lowell George’s passing