Containing the Valerie Carter-penned "Cook With Honey" (which was a minor hit for Judy Collins), Howdy Moon is a solid, if unremarkable, folk-rock album of the early '70s. Formed by friends Jon Lind, Richard Hovey, and Valerie Carter in Loginitas, CA, the group released one album before disbanding. Though it's a somewhat obscure album, most of Little Feat (along with John Sebastian and Van Dyke Parks) are featured players. Creative harmony arrangements and instrumental backing highlight such songs as "Cheyenne Autumn" and "Millstream." ~ Rob Caldwell, All Music Guide
John Bargamo (Tabla), Eric Eisner (Guitar), Chuck Rainey (Guitar (Bass)), David Paich (String Arrangements), Arthur Adams (Guitar (Electric)), Jon Lind (Guitar (Acoustic)), Wilton Felder (Guitar (Bass)), Valerie Carter (Vocals), Lowell George (Flute), Richard Hovey (Guitar (Acoustic)), Sneaky Pete Kleinow (Pedal Steel), Eric Eisner (Guitar (Acoustic)), Bill Payne (Moog Synthesizer), Lowell George (Guitar (Electric)), David Paich (Arranger), Rick Tarantini (Engineer), John Sebastian (Harmonica), Bobbye Hall (Conga), John Haeny (Engineer), Fred White (Drums), Chuck Rainey (Bass), Roy Estrada (Guitar (Bass)), Robert Appere (Producer), Lowell George (Vocals (Background)), Lowell George (Slide Guitar), Dennis Budimir (Guitar), David Porlato (Bass), Lowell George (Moog Synthesizer), Dennis Budimir (Guitar (Electric)), Jon Lind (Vocals), Michael James Jackson (Producer), Bill Payne (Piano), Gordon de Witty (Piano (Electric)), Sam Clayton (Conga), Dave Parlato (Guitar (Bass)), Tommy Vicari (Engineer), John Sebastian (Autoharp), Lowell George (Producer), Richard Hayward (Drums), Milt Holland (Percussion), Howdy Moon (Vocals (Background)), Jim Keltner (Drums), Richard Hovey (Guitar), Dennis Budimir (Guitar (Acoustic)), Mike Utley (Organ), Van Dyke Parks (Piano), Roy Estrada (Bass), Jon Lind (Guitar), Wilton Felder (Bass), Andrew Gold (Guitar (Electric)), Howdy Moon (Vocal Harmony), Milt Holland (Conga), Richard Hovey (Vocals), Gary Mallaber (Drums)
