Watch Roosevelt Collier Jam With Little Feat In Fort Lauderdale

Little Feat brought out surprise guest Roosevelt Collier during their concert last night in Fort Lauderdale. The legendary band welcomed the fourth-generation sacred steel guitarist for two songs towards the end of the show at The Parker.

Collier has been keeping busy of late as a member of Jelly Roll's band. The jam scene veteran, who was born and raised in South Florida, first came to prominence as a member of The Lee Boys.

Little Feat — co-founding member, keyboardist Bill Payne, longtime members, bassist Kenny Gradney, percussionist Sam Clayton and multi-instrumentalist Fred Tackett, and guitarist Scott Sharrard and drummer Tony Leone — delivered a 17-song performance on Thursday night as they continued their Can’t Be Satisfied Tour. The setlist featured a bevy of classics, including “Fat Man In The Bathtub,” “Oh Atlanta,” “Spanish Moon,” “Time Loves A Hero,” “Day Or Night” and “Sailin’ Shoes.”

Roosevelt Collier initially emerged for a cover of Little Walter’s “Mellow Down Easy,” one of the songs Little Feat recorded for their 2024 album, Sam’s Place. Collier shredded on a guitar that hung low on his frame while using a slide and engaged in a back-and-forth with Scott Sharrard.

Little Feat followed Collier’s first appearance with fan-favorites “Willin'” and “Dixie Chicken.” Roosevelt Collier then returned for the “Feats Don’t Fail Me Now” finale and once again let it rip.

Watch fan-shot footage of Little Feat’s collaborations with Roosevelt Collier below: