Shaun Murphy & Little Feat Live! ‘95

Little Feat perform the Bill Payne/Bill Wray song "Cadillac Hotel", featuring Shaun Murphy on lead vocals. Recorded at the Live Music Hall in Cologne, Germany on November 28, 1995. "Cadillac Hotel" was first released by Little Feat on their 1995 album "Ain't Had Enough Fun". Members of Little Feat in this video: Shaun Murphy - lead vocals Paul Barrere - guitar Sam Clayton - percussion, Kenny Gradney - bass Richie Hayward - drums Bill Payne - keyboards, background vocals Fred Tackett - trumpet, guitar Thanks to @hosifeat for the video. Audio remastered. You can find an extended version here    • Little Feat "Cadillac Hotel", Cologne, Ger...   Thumbnail photo of Shaun Murphy courtesy of Hank Randall. Cadillac Hotel Bill Payne, Bill Wray You can open the window Where the sunset meets the sea Everything's for sale Everything's for free Sweet mother Mary Sells her fortunes well She's got all the answers Just might save you from hell Across the street at the bottomless cup You can drink and drink but you can Never get enough You can have yours with sweet and low You might even have the blues to go One shot Johnny Got a dog on a rope Goin' from table to table With a pocket full of hope Rodeo riders and scarlet women Lean against your walls The show they're waitin' for Is just three steps down the hall The of king of jive looks like the queen of please Makes his livin' on his hands and knees You give and you give 'till you give it all Oh, just think if these walls could talk, oh I've climbed so high And I've surely fell Every story has a hero Down at the Cadillac Hotel El Dorado Slim Works behind the desk Either day or night He can handle any request J. C.'s screamin' Bout turnin' water to wine Got all in a big brown bag In the lobby, just past nine, in an old Maytag The homeless and haunted and street Van Gogh's Lace their souls up tight Hang your coat on a fin, you finally got in Get ready for Cadillac night Across the street at the bottomless cup It's not about money, you can never get enough A handful of honesty, a fist full of pride It's not how you live, it's how you survive I've climbed so high And I've surely fell Every story has a hero Down at the Cadillac Hotel I've climbed so high And I've surely fell Ten thousand feet to zero Down at the Cadillac Hotel