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Little Feat, Arkansas Native Prepare for Fort Smith Performance

By Timothy Dennis

Published November 29, 2022 at 1:28 PM CST

Fred Tackett in 2009.

The band Little Feat will perform at Temple Live in Fort Smith Dec. 1 as part of its 45th Anniversary Tour for the album Waiting for Columbus. We recently talked with Fred Tackett, a long-time member of the band and an Arkansas native, about being with the band, and about some of his other career memories.

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