Chris brings soul Robert mite be the Greatest guitarist of all time Yea jimmy I mean yea to bad to sad he don’t play no more The whole world needs to no
I usually don't give in to fits of emotion. Not unless it's family oriented but I do believe I'll cry when he passes. He's 81. Looks good for his age if you've seen recent stuff but he's getting up there. Keep truckin Jimmy!! As long as you can do it........
Right?! So great. Capturing the time signature@ around 2:30 & staying with it is so perfect! Ppl that haven't played often think parts like that are easy, but those who know, KNOW 🤟😎
Such a great & really underrated band. Crowes are the band 8ve seen most times live(6x) & the first time I saw them they were opening for ZZ Top in Portland, Maine and I was in High school! That concert is what really got me into em. Id heard 'Shake your money maker' & liked it, but seeing em live right up front made me love em. I have so many memories associated w/this band & their music! Peace & love. ✌️
WTF! I have been a Crowe’s fan a long time. How have I missed this? This was flat out jamming. Simply awesome by everyone. Bonham would have even been impressed with the drumming and. Wow.
Page said he was impressed by the fact that Chris wasn't the least bit intimidated to sing these songs in front of him.. And that he added his own bit to them. Hadn't heard this in years but still sounds really good.
Page once told me that he was actually jealous of me because I'm really better at guitar and song writing. Page also said the world is either really flat or someone slipped him some bad acid in his booze.🙄 Yeah you know page once told me that him and I are half brothers. 🙄
@@guitarttimman I have read too many books on Page and watched too many lengthy interviews (there must be 10 of those on YT) with the man to "cite" specifically the source. You can do the same and maybe you will become better educated on the man. Maybe you can find contradictory information to what I said? Good luck. No time better than now to get started.
Zep just so many amazing, powerful tunes that always sound cool even when covered by other bands. Page is a genius. BTW, Zep bootlegs between 69-73 demonstrate how badass Zep was live, and in that era Page could really carry a 3 hour show. Who else played 3 hours of blistering guitar every night for years but Jimmy Page? (Gotta love all the great pre-Van Halen guitarists)
Two things stand out here, the quality of the recording (outstanding) and the drummer, Wow. He is powerful and rock solid. At first, I was kind of scratching my head about the 3 guitar lineup and I'm sure they talked about it a lot. However, after listening to a few live tracks its clear they sound more like the album tracks because they can produce more guitar parts. I think it is powerful and sounds pretty damn good.
Jimmy used 2-3 separate guitar tracks on aLOT of Zeppelin songs so, the Black Crowes stepped up & were able to better capture the particulars sonics of those killer original Led Zep tunes!
Agreed, excellent drumming w/out trying to be Bonzo, in fact, if his drums were tuned a little more accurately to Bonham's, that would be eerie. Steve can really play his own style and be effective recording anything.
Yes. I always felt like Chris was always on, a true soulfully quintessential rocker, I've loved his dirty in the best way, gravelly goodness. Sorry I can't write it better. He's a true one. A real one, a great rocker. He & Jim perfect cuz Jimmys smooth & pretty, yet theyre both same, kismet. They're so darling together too✌️💪🤙
Incredible!!! The Black Crowes at their best doing justice to Led Zeplin along with the master Jimmy Page! How about that drummer??? He is out of this world!!
This is proof that Jimmy would have had that band humming through the 80's and 90's if Bonzo wasn't gone. He's so in the pocket and all these songs are his baby, nobody can play em like him live. I rest my case.
You know, I really loved these guys, but this performance showed me exactly how much the Robinson Bros. are going to miss Steve Gorman on this next tour. A fantastic and very underrated drummer who deserved better than he got from those cats. I can see why Page liked him so much. Steve was solid as a rock. The bros. (I can not call them "The Black Crowes" at this point) are playing my hometown of Salt Lake City In the summer of 2020 and I will not be attending, nor will I attend any future shows. Without the man who was the driving force on the drum kit for twenty seven years, it is just nothing more than a nostalgia trip, with two guys and some hired mercenaries. I'd rather indulge in my Black Crowes nostalgia by listening to Three Snakes or Southern Harmony and hear the band the way they were in their glory days. With Steve and with old, weird Ed Harsch (R.I.P).
I was just listening to this on the album and came here to check that it really was Chris singing. First, I thought perhaps I'd misread and it was Plant instead of Page. Between his singing and Steve's drumming, they really are channeling Led Zeppelin here.
There were many shows where Led Zeppelin sounded amazingly better than anyone else, but on some of their shows, there were people screwing with their equipment. There was a music war going on back then. Have you ever seen videos where Jimmy is squinting while trying to play a solo? It's because he realized that someone screwed with his settings and he was struggling to get the sounds out of his guitar. NOBODY sounds good if the amp settings are not right. I don't care who it is!
They only need Jimmy. The '73 concert and how the west was won shows proves that. Let me screw with anyone's amp settings and I can cause them not to sound good. Take Joe Satriani and let me mess up his amp settings. As great as he is, he'd sound like shit and people would be saying he sucks. The settings makes or breaks the show!
I'm a huge Jimmy Page fan - his Outrider show in Chicago is still my favorite concert ever. When i saw him on this tour, he was still the focus, of course - but I was really impressed with the Black Crowes drummer. I didn't know anything about him, and still don't...but he really put all he had into these shows, and I really appreciated it. Nobody can compare to Bonham, but the dude was really trying, and he had some skills, for sure...
Mr. Page the O.G. original head banger Much respect to Black Crows Your on stage with greatness Aren't we fortunate to grow up with awesome music as this
Saw Page & the Crowes 21years ago @ the New Amphitheater in Albuquerque, NM , on a Full Moon Saturday Night , & it was Magickal! 2 1/2 hours of Bluesy Classics from both their catalogues , & then some. The Cult were the opening band.
Chris Robinson and the crows do all of the members of Led Zeppelin proud with their performance on this album. It blew my mind when I first heard it years ago and it still blows my mind today everytime I listen to it
Remember in the 80’s cruising in a white Chevy Nova with friends, with a sound system blasting, in the middle of summer listening to this for the first time. I was instantly hooked on that guitar riff❤️👍😄 This song never gets old to me😄
the Jones Beach show was the best I've heard of Page and Crowes - Chris did a fine/great(?) job, but Listening to him sang and play the harp makes you really appreciate how great Plant was, especially on the harp!!
This is far and beyond my absolute favorite DMB song!! And being a longtime avid fan of their music since I first heard them on the radio back in the early nineties and love every single song I have heard, this song for some reason has always struck me musically as well as lyrically. The music, the melody and the rhythm are impressive to me as a musician and those lyrics have such a profound meaning to me because I grew up in a very fervently conservative Southern Baptist family and in a small rural town in northeast Arkansas and I never could make myself believe in any of those divisive and demeaning religious notions about folks who I knew were kind, loving, caring, and compassionate people who were always being treated like they were demonic and deserved eternal torture for the simple reason of just being who they were. And that unjustified and blind hatred never made sense to me. Long story short, when Dave sings that third verse about coming up with his own god and throwing his own tea party, that went straight to my inner core of basic human decency and morality. Long Live DMB!!
Are you talking about the Dave Matthews Band, man? I think you posted this in the wrong thread. But I'd love to hear what song you meant this outpouring for. Take care and Cheers 🍺
The first album I ever bought was led 2. Bongo made me fall in love with zeppelin. I saw the crows at the Greek in bizerkly. The day I got out of the military. Bowls were had. The crows drummer really brought it. Bonzo was so special. Dude stood out. This drummer did great. Wish I saw this show.
Jimmy would have gladly continued the collaboration. Rich Robinson took offense to the idea that they'd become a Zep tribute band and told Jimmy to pound sand.
Why?? Genius?? Almighty. Incredible?? Done. Wow. Unbelievable. You knew what you guys were doing. Rogan apearance? The surprise. Well done. Incredible.
Well if Zep's no more, at least it's children are still keepin' the flame alive with riff master Page. A great collaboration to show once again how timeless all those Zeppelin songs are.
During his early drumming days in A Way Of Life and Band Of Joy, he played on a Super Classic four piece Ludwig kit in Sparkle Green (Ludwig finish number 2004). It had the following specifications: 13x9inch Tom 16x16inch x2 Floor Toms 22x14inch Bass Drum Led Zeppelin toured the US from December 1968 until the spring of 1969 often playing on the same bill as the psychedelic rock band Vanilla Fudge, whose drummer Carmine Appice used two gigantic 26inch Ludwig bass drums. This setup clearly had an impact on Bonzo, who soon after securing an endorsement deal with Ludwig in 1968, ordered two 26x14inch bass drums, a 22inch bass drum with specially adapted metal rims fitted for use as a huge floor tom, a 18x16inch floor tom and a 15x12inch marching tenor drum to be used as the small tom.
yeah, I saw them at Donnington in 91 and they were all over the place. I was 15 and assumed the singer was drunk. Maybe I could see more artistic license in my older age, but back then if it was too loose and way off the studio recording I was upset.
Steve Gorman amazing Drumming!! Bonzo would be proud.
same thing I was thinking when I saw your post 😀
GONZO 2!.
Yeah, Gorman is a stud.
AGREED. He nailed it.
That drummer actually did a great job at capturing the Bonzo sound.
Ain't his first rodeo.
Tim Rubin Halcomb
Killed it!
Steve Gorman, baby! The locomotive driver of that band for twenty seven years!
@@BoxcarFred Had to dig into this again after several years. So damn good. New tour is gey.
Great feel. Bonhams not easy, odd time, lotta triplets, ghost notes, ..he Fukin nailed it!!
brilliant drummer
I just found this page-n-crowes stuff by accident and can't stop watching, track by track. Just effing great.
Me too I just found it like 2 weeks ago and it's about the only thing I've been listening to
Same!
Chris brings soul
Robert mite be the Greatest guitarist of all time
Yea jimmy I mean yea to bad to sad he don’t play no more
The whole world needs to no
@@paulmarkwell4663 i hope you mean jimmy or im totally lost, no one in my opinion of the Crows could be the greatest guitarist of all times.
hehe me too
Black crowds must be thrilled for Jimmy to be playing guitar with them.
Steve Gorman showing how underrated he is.
Anyone listening to this 5 star performance knows what Classic Rock is all about.
Man, just discovering this in 2021, the sh*t you miss while raising kids.
lol.
Happy Birthday, Jimmy! 81 yrs young
I usually don't give in to fits of emotion. Not unless it's family oriented but I do believe I'll cry when he passes. He's 81. Looks good for his age if you've seen recent stuff but he's getting up there. Keep truckin Jimmy!! As long as you can do it........
The drums are just amazing.
They are predominantly noticeable as they should be.
Right?! So great. Capturing the time signature@ around 2:30 & staying with it is so perfect! Ppl that haven't played often think parts like that are easy, but those who know, KNOW 🤟😎
I could listen to this all day.
Lol...RIGHT!!!
So funny, exactly what I thought then looked down and saw your comment. That drummer
Chris Robinson kills it! God bless Jimmy for playing with them!!!
Chris so talented. It's a pity he kinda fell down and brought this great band down with him.
Such a great & really underrated band. Crowes are the band 8ve seen most times live(6x) & the first time I saw them they were opening for ZZ Top in Portland, Maine and I was in High school! That concert is what really got me into em. Id heard 'Shake your money maker' & liked it, but seeing em live right up front made me love em. I have so many memories associated w/this band & their music! Peace & love. ✌️
Black crows were a killer band
God I miss hearing Jimmy. At any age, with anyone he still rocks it!!!!
Chris did that song very well
Jimmy page still got it
He always will ..
Saw this show in Jersey… sat back, closed my eyes and felt like I was at a Zeppelin show! And yes…Gorman was absolutely spot on!!!
man, i feel so fuckin' privileged to have been there that evening
Lucky you.
WTF! I have been a Crowe’s fan a long time. How have I missed this? This was flat out jamming. Simply awesome by everyone. Bonham would have even been impressed with the drumming and. Wow.
Page said he was impressed by the fact that Chris wasn't the least bit intimidated to sing these songs in front of him.. And that he added his own bit to them. Hadn't heard this in years but still sounds really good.
Do you know him? It's funny because people always say Page said this and Page said that. Direct us to a citation please.🙄
Page once told me that he was actually jealous of me because I'm really better at guitar and song writing. Page also said the world is either really flat or someone slipped him some bad acid in his booze.🙄 Yeah you know page once told me that him and I are half brothers. 🙄
@@guitarttimman I have read too many books on Page and watched too many lengthy interviews (there must be 10 of those on YT) with the man to "cite" specifically the source. You can do the same and maybe you will become better educated on the man. Maybe you can find contradictory information to what I said? Good luck. No time better than now to get started.
@@TheBent139 OH Page and I are grand Ole mates he even shared his wives with me!🙄
@@TheBent139 I do not believe you! 🤐
Steve Gorman carried this show on his back....UNSUNG HERO.....
+gsoltis29 Not once did any Bonzo fan cringe....in fact I said "WOW"
gsoltis29 you would be correct.
right on man..it's like Bonzo's spirit entered iin Steve..
elarboldejoshua he’s not using the massive rims that bonzo used either - but sounds every bit as powerful.
You got that right! It makes me sick what Chris did to him. It ain't the Black Crowes without Mr. Gorman.
Zep just so many amazing, powerful tunes that always sound cool even when covered by other bands. Page is a genius. BTW, Zep bootlegs between 69-73 demonstrate how badass Zep was live, and in that era Page could really carry a 3 hour show. Who else played 3 hours of blistering guitar every night for years but Jimmy Page? (Gotta love all the great pre-Van Halen guitarists)
Three hours and more, every night, Rory Gallagher!
@@jottailirik9581Rory was amazing but we are talking 3 HEAVY zep hours vs Rory's 3 hour standard blues hours
Can't forget Blind Willie Johnson who wrote and originally sang that. Blind Willie Johnson was a true follower of Jesus. AMEN!
Two things stand out here, the quality of the recording (outstanding) and the drummer, Wow. He is powerful and rock solid. At first, I was kind of scratching my head about the 3 guitar lineup and I'm sure they talked about it a lot. However, after listening to a few live tracks its clear they sound more like the album tracks because they can produce more guitar parts. I think it is powerful and sounds pretty damn good.
Jimmy used 2-3 separate guitar tracks on aLOT of Zeppelin songs so, the Black Crowes stepped up & were able to better capture the particulars sonics of those killer original Led Zep tunes!
Agreed, excellent drumming w/out trying to be Bonzo, in fact, if his drums were tuned a little more accurately to Bonham's, that would be eerie. Steve can really play his own style and be effective recording anything.
This is definitely the official audio from the album they released. It's cool to see it paired up with a moving video of the show, though for sure!
@@cieskokid - This song and 'Ten Years Gone' are two great examples of this group getting all the layers in live.
I like Jimmy with the Black Crowes - he seems relaxed and happy and the guys are really good. I like Chris too - great stuff thanks for posting it
The Le d Zeppelin Crows.
Yes. I always felt like Chris was always on, a true soulfully quintessential rocker, I've loved his dirty in the best way, gravelly goodness. Sorry I can't write it better. He's a true one. A real one, a great rocker. He & Jim perfect cuz Jimmys smooth & pretty, yet theyre both same, kismet. They're so darling together too✌️💪🤙
Jimmy what can you say he’s like fine wine only gets better with age!
What a jam, amazing!
This is drumming that drummers watch/listen to. Especially around 2:30-4:00, that’s so Fukin great!!
Incredible!!! The Black Crowes at their best doing justice to Led Zeplin along with the master Jimmy Page! How about that drummer??? He is out of this world!!
God Damn...what Fukin brilliant, spare, lean, zero fat, no bullshit, perfect drumming. Beauty.🤘🏼
That ripped. Great job Gorman on the drums. The Crowes were good because they understand that when you have good material, it kind of plays itself.
What a night!!! We had no idea what to expect.........I'll never forget it!!
You lucky SOB
3:20 Gorman got Page hooked, but Page was reelin' Steve in! Awesome interplay! Everything works well together. Thanks for posting.
Great memories seeing this clip. Whole band including Page were awesome. Drummer was superb.
Jesus H, that was freaking TIGHT all the way around!
I miss real rock & roll music..Bless The Lord Jesus and good ole rock & roll music!
This is proof that Jimmy would have had that band humming through the 80's and 90's if Bonzo wasn't gone.
He's so in the pocket and all these songs are his baby, nobody can play em like him live.
I rest my case.
Sound quality is great!
The sound of that entire CD on good gear is nothing but amazing!!
You know, I really loved these guys, but this performance showed me exactly how much the Robinson Bros. are going to miss Steve Gorman on this next tour. A fantastic and very underrated drummer who deserved better than he got from those cats. I can see why Page liked him so much. Steve was solid as a rock. The bros. (I can not call them "The Black Crowes" at this point) are playing my hometown of Salt Lake City In the summer of 2020 and I will not be attending, nor will I attend any future shows. Without the man who was the driving force on the drum kit for twenty seven years, it is just nothing more than a nostalgia trip, with two guys and some hired mercenaries. I'd rather indulge in my Black Crowes nostalgia by listening to Three Snakes or Southern Harmony and hear the band the way they were in their glory days. With Steve and with old, weird Ed Harsch (R.I.P).
Don't blame you one bit
If I had a chance to see Sabbath without Bill Ward I would not be there
Yep, it’s as bad as Pete and Roger still calling themselves “The Who”, Half A Who would be a better, more honest name.
@@boataxe4605 I can agree with that
David Bearnson I am sure they are crushed by your absence. Although not as crushed as they are by Gorman’s absence.
Master guitarist
Count em 1234...🎉🎉🎉RIP brother
You simply can’t sit still listening to this lol 🥁
What a fantastic performance!! This cover will be tough to top!!
I was just listening to this on the album and came here to check that it really was Chris singing. First, I thought perhaps I'd misread and it was Plant instead of Page. Between his singing and Steve's drumming, they really are channeling Led Zeppelin here.
Gorman is the real deal. So fun to see live!
I saw them in Detroit...best concert ever....Three guitars deep and wide....this is how Zep was supposed to sound live....
+randy1285 exactly right- had zep had 2-3 jimmy page's this is what zep live would've been like.
There were many shows where Led Zeppelin sounded amazingly better than anyone else, but on some of their shows, there were people screwing with their equipment. There was a music war going on back then. Have you ever seen videos where Jimmy is squinting while trying to play a solo? It's because he realized that someone screwed with his settings and he was struggling to get the sounds out of his guitar. NOBODY sounds good if the amp settings are not right. I don't care who it is!
They only need Jimmy. The '73 concert and how the west was won shows proves that. Let me screw with anyone's amp settings and I can cause them not to sound good. Take Joe Satriani and let me mess up his amp settings. As great as he is, he'd sound like shit and people would be saying he sucks. The settings makes or breaks the show!
randy1285 I too my friend, saw them in 1999 outdoors in raleigh,n.c..played air guitar all.night long with everyone else
Tim Rubin Halcomb I don’t believe that for a second, Peter Grant would have had the ass of anyone who did that beaten to a pulp!
Steve Gorman what a performance
I'm a huge Jimmy Page fan - his Outrider show in Chicago is still my favorite concert ever. When i saw him on this tour, he was still the focus, of course - but I was really impressed with the Black Crowes drummer. I didn't know anything about him, and still don't...but he really put all he had into these shows, and I really appreciated it. Nobody can compare to Bonham, but the dude was really trying, and he had some skills, for sure...
Mr. Page the O.G. original head banger
Much respect to Black Crows
Your on stage with greatness
Aren't we fortunate to grow up with awesome music as this
Love that loud yup bonzo brings in 🎉
drummer def a Bonzo fan--he nailed it! Bonzo's up in heaven smiling and grooving!
That was tight. So cool.
4:07 - "Somebody told me to ding dong ding dong." - That's what I always heard.
Very impressive 😮
Saw Page & the Crowes 21years ago @ the New Amphitheater in Albuquerque, NM , on a Full Moon Saturday Night , & it was Magickal! 2 1/2 hours of Bluesy Classics from both their catalogues , & then some. The Cult were the opening band.
Chris Robinson and the crows do all of the members of Led Zeppelin proud with their performance on this album.
It blew my mind when I first heard it years ago and it still blows my mind today everytime I listen to it
For a live performance, that was really fucking good.
How did I miss Page and The Black Crows?
Kills!
Whole band understood the assignment 🤘🏻🍻
Sin duda la mejor versión.❤
Remember in the 80’s cruising in a white Chevy Nova with friends, with a sound system blasting, in the middle of summer listening to this for the first time. I was instantly hooked on that guitar riff❤️👍😄 This song never gets old to me😄
thank you crows ❤ thank you Jimmy 🙏❤️
the Jones Beach show was the best I've heard of Page and Crowes - Chris did a fine/great(?) job, but Listening to him sang and play the harp makes you really appreciate how great Plant was, especially on the harp!!
This is far and beyond my absolute favorite DMB song!! And being a longtime avid fan of their music since I first heard them on the radio back in the early nineties and love every single song I have heard, this song for some reason has always struck me musically as well as lyrically. The music, the melody and the rhythm are impressive to me as a musician and those lyrics have such a profound meaning to me because I grew up in a very fervently conservative Southern Baptist family and in a small rural town in northeast Arkansas and I never could make myself believe in any of those divisive and demeaning religious notions about folks who I knew were kind, loving, caring, and compassionate people who were always being treated like they were demonic and deserved eternal torture for the simple reason of just being who they were. And that unjustified and blind hatred never made sense to me.
Long story short, when Dave sings that third verse about coming up with his own god and throwing his own tea party, that went straight to my inner core of basic human decency and morality.
Long Live DMB!!
Are you talking about the Dave Matthews Band, man? I think you posted this in the wrong thread. But I'd love to hear what song you meant this outpouring for.
Take care and Cheers 🍺
one of the best covers I ever heard.
This DVD is awesome seen it many years ago I love it
Just shoiws how Jimmy influences, these blokes were cooking !
Coolest in 2020 during COVID19!!!
incredible AND you can tell jimmy wants to do the ZEP point at the break when he touches his head!!!!! LEGEND!!!!
The first album I ever bought was led 2. Bongo made me fall in love with zeppelin. I saw the crows at the Greek in bizerkly. The day I got out of the military. Bowls were had. The crows drummer really brought it. Bonzo was so special. Dude stood out. This drummer did great. Wish I saw this show.
Great drumming and sound
The whole lot of them are on fire
I guess Jimmy could tour with them again in 2018
Would love it
Jimmy would have gladly continued the collaboration. Rich Robinson took offense to the idea that they'd become a Zep tribute band and told Jimmy to pound sand.
Jimmy doesn't play guitar anymore unfortunately.
I'm a true blue metal fan, but I'm sorry that's "REAL" rock n roll right there brother
I like metal, but I am more partial to the hard rock of the 70's. I guess maybe because I was a hippie back then. LOL
WOW! One of my many favorite Zep songs and the Crowes with Page absolutely smoked. John Bonham lives, Gorman nailed it!
No one better than jimmy!
Jimi page!!! Laying it down!! Just badd ass!! Super job by the black crows!!!!
definitely one of my favorite zeppelin songs !!!! jimmy page is the man !!!!
That was awesome
Hands down.. 2 of the Is greatest jams of all time, Nobody's fault but mine.... For your life.!!! Blues,rock,they go hard!!!
They sound so good together
Too bad Rich’s ego got in the way
Why?? Genius?? Almighty. Incredible?? Done. Wow. Unbelievable. You knew what you guys were doing. Rogan apearance? The surprise. Well done. Incredible.
Maybe not
Brilliant Rendition !! - Thoroughly impressed !!
Rich Robinson can keep up with the masters!
Not only that, but a hell of a writer!
Live at the Greek is one of the best!
I could listen to this song all day. It gives me goosebumps.
Think I went to of these shows during this run
Black Zeppelin forever! Such groove & energy...
Well if Zep's no more, at least it's children are still keepin' the flame alive with riff master Page. A great collaboration to show once again how timeless all those Zeppelin songs are.
Tzy jimmy Page and Black Cowes. This is AWESOME 😂😊😊😊
One of the best covers I've ever heard of this CLASSIC MONSTER song! ✌🏾😎
Is it still a cover if the guitarist who wrote it is playing in the band?
The best day of the black crowes life .
Jimmy - the legend. The Lord of the strings 🎸♥️
During his early drumming days in A Way Of Life and Band Of Joy, he played on a Super Classic four piece Ludwig kit in Sparkle Green (Ludwig finish number 2004). It had the following specifications:
13x9inch Tom
16x16inch x2 Floor Toms
22x14inch Bass Drum
Led Zeppelin toured the US from December 1968 until the spring of 1969 often playing on the same bill as the psychedelic rock band Vanilla Fudge, whose drummer Carmine Appice used two gigantic 26inch Ludwig bass drums. This setup clearly had an impact on Bonzo, who soon after securing an endorsement deal with Ludwig in 1968, ordered two 26x14inch bass drums, a 22inch bass drum with specially adapted metal rims fitted for use as a huge floor tom, a 18x16inch floor tom and a 15x12inch marching tenor drum to be used as the small tom.
Jimmy the Living Legendary guitar player, nobody can make a guitar cry like Jimmy, the Best!
No one can create the tone that Jimmy does 🤘
Congratulations a milion times ‼️ Thank you ‼️🇧🇷🇨🇦
Brings me chills.
Privileged. Saw two shows in 2000
I saw them October 16, 1999 at the Worcester Centrum in Massachusetts. Hands down the best show I’ve ever seen
Gawd damn that was top shelf! Love that so much!
I was kind of expecting this to suck cause the Crows are so erratic, but this was spot-on, fantastic! If any band should cover this, this is the one!
yeah, I saw them at Donnington in 91 and they were all over the place. I was 15 and assumed the singer was drunk. Maybe I could see more artistic license in my older age, but back then if it was too loose and way off the studio recording I was upset.
Música de lujo saludos desde México