Seeing Crow live was unbelieveable. The most high energy rock band I've ever seen. I've seen more bands than I can remember, and many of the biggies and Crow could go toe to toe with 99% of them.
The only band they remind me of is Cactus (with the great rhythm section of Bogart and Appice), who--however--came later. Same bass-heavy-blues-rock and whiskey vocals. A best unknown band. Fantastic!
I couldn't agree more. Good thing is I was there and remember. Sad thing is, the majority of younger people today have never heard what I've heard in terms of quality sound/music, and now resort to RUclips or MP3 files for their musical pleasure...shuffle one...shuffle two...shuffle three, etc. Better than nothin' I suppose, but it has to make "today's crap" sound even worse than it already is, Lol.
Thank you for this fine discovery. I had never heard this band before. Love to all these people sharing the same taste. I am not alone on this planet called "earth".
This is no joke..., I'm from outside Rochester, NY. I don't remember where I first heard 'Cottage Cheese' but the song has been on my memory for probably 35 or more years....! I couldn't remember the name of the song or even the BAND. A very dear friend of mine remembered the BAND (Crow) and I just found this POST. Thank you so much....! The echo / dueling Hammond and guitar then the bass has been so 'there' in my mind that I could sing it after almost 40 years but just could not remember the Band or the Tune! very grateful!
came back from nam and heard a new kind of music simply called "heavy" then heard them at a concert in Anoka, mn and they have been a favorite since. have heard them many times in our local music scenes.
Awesome, thank you for posting ! My first concert at ,age 14, was in 1970. Crow opened for Blues Image, and while I like Blues Image, Crow blew them away ! Peace.
drprogensteinphp, just looked on the net and checked out these obscure bands, what great memories, there is only 1 song i can remember can't believe it's been over 45 years my god and the one track that kills is slow down, a big thanks
I believe i got to see them live at the Surf Ballroom opening for Blue Oyster Cult ... never knew who they were really but they were definitely amazing.
A buddy of mine owned this album where we were kids. I'd insist on him playing CROW BY CROW on his parent's console. It was so gritty, or, uncomplicated. I guess that "intercommunication" was special...but man, that singer needs a shampoo this week!
really like the sound you got on the first song as production was way better on crow by crow album compared with evil woman lp, but also your equipment your using is top notch using vinyl, good job,.. and thanks
Doug Ingle era en tecladista y cantante de Iron Butterfly (quienes tocan In A Gadda Da Vida), Dave Wagner fue el vocalista de Crow. Cheers desde Canada saludos!
@Aquadubious Yep...great Minnesota band. I lived in Winnipeg for many years, and saw them live a couple times just over the boarder. Oh...In order for me or anyone else here to know who you're directing your comments at, you might want to click on the "Reply" tab to the right of their comment. It appears when you move the mouse/cursor in that area. When you click on "Reply", that person will receive a message directly and it will say "@" before the name.
@quinn407 As of 1 year ago, their actual albums weren't available on CD. That's the last time that I did thorough search. There was a Crow CD compilation released back in he early 90s titled "Evil Woman - The Best of Crow". You might find it on eBay or Amazon, as it was discontinued a few years back. In 2007 there was another compilation titled "Classics 1969-1972"...not sure if it's still in print. The albums are long overdo for a CD re-issue. Sorry I can't help you more...take care :)
@andyray9 Must have been a dynomite show! I also saw Crow around '68 in Fargo...we drove down from Winnipeg Canada where I lived at the time. I think they were billed with a band called "The Pawnbrokers"...but that may have been a different night...things are a tad hazy from that period :)
@buggadugg ?...Lol...tree men dust? Crow's are not humanoid, they're large birds that form the genus Corvus in the family Corvidae. So perhaps "tangled passerine dust" is a more appropriate label :)
Huh?? This song was written by 'Crow' and released before Black Sabbath's cover of the song. That said, sounding like Black Sabbath wasn't their goal, not to mention impossible, Lol.
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Seeing Crow live was unbelieveable. The most high energy rock band I've ever seen. I've seen more bands than I can remember, and many of the biggies and Crow could go toe to toe with 99% of them.
It's wonderful to see the hood playing the drums to the type of music he loves so very much! Way to go Norm!
The only band they remind me of is Cactus (with the great rhythm section of Bogart and Appice), who--however--came later. Same bass-heavy-blues-rock and whiskey vocals. A best unknown band. Fantastic!
I couldn't agree more. Good thing is I was there and remember. Sad thing is, the majority of younger people today have never heard what I've heard in terms of quality sound/music, and now resort to RUclips or MP3 files for their musical pleasure...shuffle one...shuffle two...shuffle three, etc. Better than nothin' I suppose, but it has to make "today's crap" sound even worse than it already is, Lol.
Thank you for this fine discovery. I had never heard this band before. Love to all these people sharing the same taste. I am not alone on this planet called "earth".
One of the best. We baby boomers had the greatest MUSIC.
I saw these guys waaay back when this LP was first released. Fargo Civic Auditorium. Glad to see these songs back 'on the air'.
This is no joke..., I'm from outside Rochester, NY. I don't remember where I first heard 'Cottage Cheese' but the song has been on my memory for probably 35 or more years....! I couldn't remember the name of the song or even the BAND. A very dear friend of mine remembered the BAND (Crow) and I just found this POST. Thank you so much....! The echo / dueling Hammond and guitar then the bass has been so 'there' in my mind that I could sing it after almost 40 years but just could not remember the Band or the Tune! very grateful!
came back from nam and heard a new kind of music simply called "heavy" then heard them at a concert in Anoka, mn and they have been a favorite since. have heard them many times in our local music scenes.
I actually hadn't heard of these guys until recently. They're definitely going to be added to my music library.
I love this band.....always have....always will!! Thanks much for sharing!
the soundtrack our lives... rock n roll yeah
Awesome, thank you for posting ! My first concert at ,age 14, was in 1970. Crow opened for Blues Image, and while I like Blues Image, Crow blew them away ! Peace.
I had the vinyl of this when it came out. wore it out. glad to hear it again love slow down reminds me of a broad i use to date... funny stuff now
Super Band !!!
drprogensteinphp, just looked on the net and checked out these obscure bands, what great memories, there is only 1 song i can remember can't believe it's been over 45 years my god and the one track that kills is slow down, a big thanks
I believe i got to see them live at the Surf Ballroom opening for Blue Oyster Cult ... never knew who they were really but they were definitely amazing.
I am so going to hunt this album down . I've had Cottage Cheese stuck in my head for 30 years or so . Thanks for the posting .
Love it. Used to have the LP with Evil Woman on it. Great Stuff.
It was Robbie Belleville on drums on the "On The Run" album. He was my Uncle. Thanks for sharing this, totally awesome man!!!
I saw these guys in concert in 1968 with Iron Butterfly. I loved the Crow, awesome concert. Thanks for sharing!
I'm seeing again this video is fantastic
Fantastic Band, thx for posting!
How thoughtful. You responded at 4:20. This is another group I missed the boat on. Liking them.Thanx
Great post, thanks.
A buddy of mine owned this album where we were kids. I'd insist on him playing CROW BY CROW on his parent's console. It was so gritty, or, uncomplicated. I guess that "intercommunication" was special...but man, that singer needs a shampoo this week!
Thank you for sharing this
really like the sound you got on the first song as production was way better on crow by crow album compared with evil woman lp, but also your equipment your using is top notch using vinyl, good job,.. and thanks
THANKS BUDDY !!!
sountrack our lives... rock n roll yeah
Great Crow mix, Man!!
every great band gets people gets to people and gets too people did not say two people EYE LOVE cottage cheese fave song ever thought Chicago did it
1969...."Now you know where I got it".....hehe
Doug Ingle era en tecladista y cantante de Iron Butterfly (quienes tocan In A Gadda Da Vida), Dave Wagner fue el vocalista de Crow. Cheers desde Canada saludos!
@Aquadubious
Yep...great Minnesota band. I lived in Winnipeg for many years, and saw them live a couple times just over the boarder.
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rock and roll yeah
@stoopidmonkeyful
Thanks...glad you enjoyed :)
@quinn407
As of 1 year ago, their actual albums weren't available on CD. That's the last time that I did thorough search. There was a Crow CD compilation released back in he early 90s titled "Evil Woman - The Best of Crow". You might find it on eBay or Amazon, as it was discontinued a few years back. In 2007 there was another compilation titled "Classics 1969-1972"...not sure if it's still in print.
The albums are long overdo for a CD re-issue.
Sorry I can't help you more...take care :)
@andyray9
Must have been a dynomite show!
I also saw Crow around '68 in Fargo...we drove down from Winnipeg Canada where I lived at the time. I think they were billed with a band called "The Pawnbrokers"...but that may have been a different night...things are a tad hazy from that period :)
Would give much to have bands like crow again rather than the today's crap
Simply tangled tree men dust
@SuperJJTC No - el que subio el video soy yo. Estoy de acuerdo fueron un gran grupo! :)
@garebear1015 NO se si eres la persona que subuio este video pero lavedad estas habalndo de un supergrupo que marco un excelente estilo en el hardrock
They opened for Janis at Mpls 1969-I was there weather you like it or not,that's a fact
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No entiendo el ingles, solo una pregunta para el que sepa la respuesta. Este cantante de este super grupo de CROW es el mismo de IN A GADDA DA VIDA?
I,ve been looking for this album for a Very long time. Thanks drprogensteinphp.
You're very welcome :)
re Wikipedia donna summer in 1960s was singer for a band called crow. any thoughts on this? like to find a track.
Este mismo grupo CROW, tiene un melodia llamada Cabaña de queso? Sí existe podras subirla o quien la tenga? Gracias por la información
@garebear1015
...i'm jealous
;-)
i need a TimeMachine - Sigh!
drprogensteinphp i was wonderin if you knew of a way or from someone i could purchase each crow album on cd thanks.
@buggadugg
?...Lol...tree men dust? Crow's are not humanoid, they're large birds that form the genus Corvus in the family Corvidae. So perhaps "tangled passerine dust" is a more appropriate label :)
ya know its a cool song right ya thas wah i thoght bb
this is what l call rock no mamadas
pls upload WHOLE alb !!
@drprogensteinphp Thanx. Kinda new with this computer stuff. Everything has been directed towards yourself.
I have pictures of him back then on my facebook page. Dave "Red" Hager. Check it!
@garebear1015
Was it raining? ;)
how do we purchase this album?
i believe that at the antics museum (sorry) i love " crow " too!
No doubt about today's crap. WTF! Anyone can TALK to background music. Where's the thought that goes into actual music anymore...?
Only the bass sounds Geeze Butler.
Huh?? This song was written by 'Crow' and released before Black Sabbath's cover of the song. That said, sounding like Black Sabbath wasn't their goal, not to mention impossible, Lol.
rock and roll yeah