The Crowes were so much more talented than I ever realized. I don’t know how I never saw it back in the day, but to cover Led Zeppelin took some serious balls
Alex the crows hit the market running on all cylinders. First album dropped was shake your money maker which in my opinion challenged most any other bands first recording Secondly they released southern harmany which literaly was a life changer for me. Easily the best album in 90s decade in my mind. They literally took the industry by its balls. By way of top level song writing played refreshingly in a brand new sound by top level musicians and fronted by an obvious rock star seemingly built for task. If your not familiar with "my morning song" its jawdropping!!! It's on southern harmony and a must listen.
and I can't tell if that was something from God or Satan but that thing jimmy was doing that sounded so sweet and sad is just amazing.... he makes it look easy
1:29 Jimmy Page starts doing a kinda "nanny nanny booboo" melody not heard in the original, and it is just brilliant. Like when a child says "I warned you!". Your time is gonna come, girl!
I caught this tour in Chicago, in the summer of 2000. I was 13 years old, dragged along, thank god, by older and cooler cousins. Mom didn't want me to go, but they sat her down and said, "Jean, there will never be another one like this!" And they were right. There has never been anything close. There never will be.
They were right when I was 18 I took my girlfriend/ future wife to see Zep her mom would not let us take her sister 14 years old , she never got to see Led Zeppelin, but she did see JP and TBC and Page Plant made sure of that!
@@thesolarengineer That's right man. Rain was coming in sideways it was so windy - not good in an outdoor arena - but it stopped and all was good and right. One of the best shows ever.
I replied to a similar comment on another video, but essentially what I said was, What made Steve standout w/ this lineup was he didn't try to be Bonzo, he played himself the way he would play Zeppelin w/ the Crowes - PERFECT.
I love both LedZep and the Black Crowes. It was guitar that got me into both those bands, but whenever I hear hammond organ played like that, it does kind of transport me to another place. There's something entrancing about it that simply can't be done on guitar.
Jimmy just did an interview where he said playing with TBC was a career highlight. I'm a 56 year old Zep head, saw them live in the '70s, and he is so right. Live at the Greek is one of the all time greatest live rock albums.
It's fantastic and it's so overlooked. The Crowes were one of the only American rock bands making some noise in the 90s. Chris Robinson was a great front man.
Way Word ...the great thing about that is that Chris’ voice didn’t sound like some tribute band voice. His own singing style just naturally captured the essence of the original part. A rare thing.
I wonder why Ed left or got ousted or whatever happened and what he is up to. I played what I thought was a similar style and setup, lots of wurlitzer and b3 and some piano, and his playing was so perfect for that style or for any really. I just always was blown away at how much soul he packed into a note. Like jimmy actually.
I saw this tour at Camden NJ. It was a unreal. I still remember people looking at each other asking if this was real. No bullshit. It was like a dream. When that many people feel that good all together something happens that is magic
Man you are totally right. That's a good way of putting it. I loved going to their concerts partially because of that. I always hated philharmonic and widespread panic but everyone else I knew loved them. I would always go along to the concerts for that feeling. Where can I go now I wonder. I could really use that.
No matter what the surviving members of The Black Crowes do musically or otherwise for the rest of their lives they are some of the few who can always look back and say they toured with Jimmy Page to play a bunch of the best songs in history. Not bad.
This was awesome with all the different guitar parts nailing it for a live show. Freed is a badass getting all the nuances in there. When they kicked it in it sounded so thick and explosive. I wasn't expecting that.
In 1990 The Black Crowes 1st opened for Robert Plant tour “Manic Nirvana”1990 with their first album “Shake your Money Maker” performed Jealous Again, She talks to Angela”
I went to that Robert Plant concert in Minneapolis. I vividly remember saying who the hell are the Black Crows? Let’s drink beer instead, then go in and see Plant!
@@angelwilliams413 Zeppelin the greatest of all time?? I can agree that they were very good but the greatest?? There were bands before them that deserve that distinction. My ears are just fine, thanks.
Just watched an Oxford Union interview w/Conan from 2/2020, and he mentioned the materbating bear. Hilarious the character was culled into conversation. I was a waiter at John's (Pizzeria) of Bleeker Street in 1995, served Conan like he was any other schlep. As he was standing up from the tight-fitting wood booth, I humbly asked him if it was difficult to get tickets to see his show. He replied, "Naw, it's easy!" Digging into his wallet, "Here's my assistant's card, give her a call and inform her what day you'd like to attend." He was just as regular as any regular guy and gracious like no celeb. Watching this episode, I so miss those days and Conan's show; it just seemed like it'd last forever. I know Conan is doing different things now, and I've lost touch with his career/comedy, but WOW, I MISS THESE TIMES SO MUCH.
Got to see this in Raleigh back in 2000. Right up there with seeing Jimmy and Robert on the Walking into Clarksdale tour in '98. So glad I got to see him play twice.
Amazing performance by Jimmy Page and The Black Crowes definitely doing Justice to Led Zeppelin! Ed was definitely killing it on the organ at the beginning! And of course Chris from the crows out there being himself and doing his own thing... just got to love it!
The first time I saw Zep was (I think) 1968, here in Vancouver. Believe it or not, they were the backup band for Vanilla Fudge. The next time (1969?) they were definitely the headliners! What a show. When Jimmy pulled out the violin bow - epic!
Saw this show in Albuquerque. NM 20 years ago. Their show in Phoenix got cancelled & our city lucked out with the announcement just 3 weeks to show time. A Full Moon Saturday night with The Cult opening up, truly a once in a lifetime show!
Seen at them at Roseland N.Y 3 times all 3 times I got right in front of Jimmy.With the 3 guitar players it worked great.Jimmy was on spot and happy.One of the best shows I ever seen.Come on Plant one last time for the fans before it is to late
Frank Perricone I just saw the performance of the Roseland Ballroom in 1999. All I could do was sit there and wish I was in that audience front row!! nearly made me want to cry.
AWWWEEESSOOMMEEE. We actually went to the amphitheater in WestPalmBeach...not knowing the show had been cancelled. What a freakin shame. The whole thing. Thank you so much for posting this.
Chris Robinson shaking his money maker for for all it's worth... got to love him! And Jimmy Page well he's just mind-blowing! never got to see Zeppelin live but I always hoped one day I would sadly that day never came.
You know you're watching one of the greatest guitarists ever, when everyone else in the band is looking at him during the solo. And no, they weren't just looking for a cue (like when he'll end the solo) 😀 Like around 4:25 during the end solo of Your Time is Gonna Come.... They're professional as heck but ... Come on, it's Jimmy Page you're playing next to!!!!!!!
@@Head318Hunter THIS IS SUPER-GARBAGE. Don't believe me. Listen to the ZEP version and this one over and over. THIS SINGER sounds like they literally grabbed ANY a-hole working at a deli. I used to appreciate the Black Crowes as SKILLED plagiarists , but this is IMPOSSIBLE GARBAGE. HOW DID THE ENTIRE BAND, in rehearsals not say "THIS TUNE SOUNDS LIKE SHIT. SkIP THIS ONE cuz CHRIS can't match Plant here"
At first I never liked the idea of him and the Black Crowes teaming up but I warmed up to the idea and one day I was sitting in a down and out dive bar in the late 90s early 2000s - I can’t remember But they are goes Jimmy page and The Black Crowes still in the lemon Song screaming over the jukebox and I loved it!
Jimmy was playing so well in the late 90s and early 2000s . For that short period of time he was playing his best guitar post 73 and was far better than anything he was playing on the last few zep tours . He was having such a resurgence through this period and getting sober definently played a huge role and seemed like he was actually practicing but then just as quick as the jimmy of old reappeared he disappeared completely . He really good have reinvented himself and had an impressive solo career . None of those sour bends and out of key notes that marred his playing for so many years and was really overcoming the loss of fluidity .
I saw Page with Zeppelin, solo in1988, The Firm, Page/Crowes and Plant/Page.. He probably sounded his best on this tour of all the times I saw him.. I really wish that he would do a reunion tour with Coverdale before they retire..
I saw both of their shows at the Greek Theater in 1999, which were pretty amazing. The double album that came from it "Live at the Greek" was missing some of the best performances, but nonetheless this was among the best live shows I've ever seen.
I've heard that same thing from multiple people and I have been looking for a copy of those. Someone actually just robbed me and got everything in my car including the Greek cd so I need the whole thing now dammit.
@@ChrisWoodBandit if you are Black Crowes fan you may want to pick up the Super Deluxe re-release of Shake Your Money Maker. I already have a vinyl and CD copy
Somehow @ 1:00 it totally became The Crowes. I devoured all of this when it first came out, but am now realizing how unique the BC sound is. While digesting all of this when it came out, I recalled hanging with the Crowes briefly in Atlanta, remembered how Chris and Rich were so cool and laid back. What was it?... Mr. Crowes Garden or something like that. They were in Marietta- then to little 5 Points. Love those late 80's. They still fucking rock, been though a lot (who hasn't)
Tremendous. Black crowes. Very underrated. Jimmy Page. Still killing it.
Yes, they killed the song...
exactly right
The Black Crows are underrated by exactly zero people who know even the slightest thing about music.
You are correct. However, there are those who don’t have the knowledge you do. Hence not getting the overall props they deserve IMO.
The Crowes were so much more talented than I ever realized. I don’t know how I never saw it back in the day, but to cover Led Zeppelin took some serious balls
🔨Nailed it.
Alex the crows hit the market running on all cylinders. First album dropped was shake your money maker which in my opinion challenged most any other bands first recording
Secondly they released southern harmany which literaly was a life changer for me. Easily the best album in 90s decade in my mind.
They literally took the industry by its balls. By way of top level song writing played refreshingly in a brand new sound by top level musicians and fronted by an obvious rock star seemingly built for task.
If your not familiar with "my morning song" its jawdropping!!! It's on southern harmony and a must listen.
Ha ha Mr zeppelin is driving the bus
Keys are sick!
At some point in the late 60’s Jimmy Page became the coolest person on the planet… a title he holds to this day.
and I can't tell if that was something from God or Satan but that thing jimmy was doing that sounded so sweet and sad is just amazing.... he makes it look easy
I still keep my rock n roll attitude….blast the Led out of my car with the windows down. Nothing cooler than a JP guitar solo.
You forgot sombody...Jimmy Hedricks..duh??
@@charlieburch6250 I should have said “early 70’s” I would never deny the greatness of Hendrix
Right after Keith
Watching Jimmy tear up the solo with a full band sound is amazing...
Jimmy Page is ALWAYS AMAZING❤❤😊😊
Jimmy Page is a great guitar player. Too bad he’s Satans servant
@@caveman3096oh gawd 💀
@@caveman3096 Satan and God don't exist
If you love hard rock, it just doesn't get much better than this.
1:29 Jimmy Page starts doing a kinda "nanny nanny booboo" melody not heard in the original, and it is just brilliant. Like when a child says "I warned you!". Your time is gonna come, girl!
I went to a show during that tour in NJ. The one and only time I got a chance to watch Jimmy Page live. It was effing epic.
Sugar Johnson
Same for me. Only time l saw JP live, and it blew my mind
I saw the Zeppelin in 77, great show.
I saw them in Worcester. Epic is the perfect word. Amazing...
I saw Page and Plant in 95 in Dallas Texas at the old reunion arena. And yeah it was probably the best show i ever saw.
I was there too! Epic night!
Jimmy truly does have good taste in his playing. Unmatched
I caught this tour in Chicago, in the summer of 2000. I was 13 years old, dragged along, thank god, by older and cooler cousins. Mom didn't want me to go, but they sat her down and said, "Jean, there will never be another one like this!" And they were right. There has never been anything close. There never will be.
They were right when I was 18 I took my girlfriend/ future wife to see Zep her mom would not let us take her sister 14 years old , she never got to see Led Zeppelin, but she did see JP and TBC and Page Plant made sure of that!
man you sure as heck was lucky. what a show it must have been.
Thanks for sharing
@@thesolarengineer That's right man. Rain was coming in sideways it was so windy - not good in an outdoor arena - but it stopped and all was good and right. One of the best shows ever.
There was a waterfall from the roof and Kenny Wayne Shepherd opened up, great show indeed!
Seen Page and Plant about 20 years ago. Best show ever. Page is an absolute legend on guitar.
Steve Gorman was such an important part of the chemistry with Jimmy. Jimmy Page loved Steve Gorman as a drummer and a friend during that run.
So TRUE !!
Love his radio show
That’s actually why I’m watching. He’s always had a nice swampy behind the beat groove. He kills it on the Zeppelin stuff.
I replied to a similar comment on another video, but essentially what I said was, What made Steve standout w/ this lineup was he didn't try to be Bonzo, he played himself the way he would play Zeppelin w/ the Crowes - PERFECT.
Steve's book is great.
When the last time anybody heard a hammond organ like this? Cmon, this magic.
Last time? .... Every time I put on a Deep Purple record.
@@avolite719 I meant since this was performed live. I'm didn't mean past performances
@@dannyh5937 ... neither did I.
I love both LedZep and the Black Crowes. It was guitar that got me into both those bands, but whenever I hear hammond organ played like that, it does kind of transport me to another place. There's something entrancing about it that simply can't be done on guitar.
Ed was a great player added so much to the crowes I mean I'd your not too familiar listen to decending by the crowes
I really wonder if Jimmy knows how many people would feel like Conan, and just be in total awe in his presence
Jimmy just did an interview where he said playing with TBC was a career highlight. I'm a 56 year old Zep head, saw them live in the '70s, and he is so right. Live at the Greek is one of the all time greatest live rock albums.
It's fantastic and it's so overlooked. The Crowes were one of the only American rock bands making some noise in the 90s. Chris Robinson was a great front man.
Yeah, Live at the Greek - was that Plant singing? Wow, Robinson sounded great.
Way Word ...the great thing about that is that Chris’ voice didn’t sound like some tribute band voice. His own singing style just naturally captured the essence of the original part. A rare thing.
@@divadjm Sooooo very Right You Are! Yeah, I knew I liked him for more than TBC. Thanks, mark - well done.
@@dannyh5937 "The Crowes were one of the only American rock bands making some noise in the 90s." Huh? Were you asleep the first half of the decade?
“Old Weird” Ed Harsch killin it on the organ at the beginning! R.I.P.
John paul Jones is tough to follow. But he did it.
I wonder why Ed left or got ousted or whatever happened and what he is up to. I played what I thought was a similar style and setup, lots of wurlitzer and b3 and some piano, and his playing was so perfect for that style or for any really. I just always was blown away at how much soul he packed into a note. Like jimmy actually.
Oops I see the rest in peace now. I have been out of it a while. Via con Dios Ed wherever you are.
Agreed! To me that cat just seems otherworldly! RIP Ed
@@ChrisWoodBandit yeah he’s on the other side now I feel the same way you do. Something so special about that guy.
I saw this tour at Camden NJ. It was a unreal. I still remember people looking at each other asking if this was real. No bullshit. It was like a dream. When that many people feel that good all together something happens that is magic
Man you are totally right. That's a good way of putting it. I loved going to their concerts partially because of that. I always hated philharmonic and widespread panic but everyone else I knew loved them. I would always go along to the concerts for that feeling. Where can I go now I wonder. I could really use that.
i was there too, it was magic
Magical
You summed up what I feel like every time I hear these songs Magic
That's because Jimmy really is a magician!
That was a classic Jimmy Page solo. Love it.
No matter what the surviving members of The Black Crowes do musically or otherwise for the rest of their lives they are some of the few who can always look back and say they toured with Jimmy Page to play a bunch of the best songs in history. Not bad.
This was awesome with all the different guitar parts nailing it for a live show. Freed is a badass getting all the nuances in there. When they kicked it in it sounded so thick and explosive. I wasn't expecting that.
The way Gorham holds it all together on the drums is pretty impressive.
Jimmy Page, Audley Freed, and Rich Robinson. Can’t go wrong with that trio of guitarists👍
In 1990 The Black Crowes 1st opened for Robert Plant tour “Manic Nirvana”1990 with their first album “Shake your Money Maker” performed Jealous Again, She talks to Angela”
I went to that Robert Plant concert in Minneapolis. I vividly remember saying who the hell are the Black Crows?
Let’s drink beer instead, then go in and see Plant!
Man i love jimmy's playing style! The faces, the movement, everything.
I remember when this live album came out. I listened to it on repeat for months.
Same
"It's Jimmy Page...Jimmy Page...you ROCK!!!"
One of the very best Led Zepplin songs
Sung by a true Artist
Still got my ticket stubs from a show on this tour. Talk about a memory. Jimmy Page what a legend
Jimmy Page makes it look effortlessly doesn't he? Zeppelin is still the greatest of all time
Indeed
Agreed fallowed by Richie Blakmore then......
Yes JP makes it look effortless but can’t agree with Zeppelin being the greatest of all time.
@@maurocurti7642 you need to clean the wax out of your ears then. that has to be it.
@@angelwilliams413 Zeppelin the greatest of all time?? I can agree that they were very good but the greatest?? There were bands before them that deserve that distinction. My ears are just fine, thanks.
Jimmy Page! The coolest ever!
Just watched an Oxford Union interview w/Conan from 2/2020, and he mentioned the materbating bear. Hilarious the character was culled into conversation.
I was a waiter at John's (Pizzeria) of Bleeker Street in 1995, served Conan like he was any other schlep. As he was standing up from the tight-fitting wood booth, I humbly asked him if it was difficult to get tickets to see his show. He replied, "Naw, it's easy!" Digging into his wallet,
"Here's my assistant's card, give her a call and inform her what day you'd like to attend." He was just as regular as any regular guy and gracious like no celeb.
Watching this episode, I so miss those days and Conan's show; it just seemed like it'd last forever. I know Conan is doing different things now, and I've lost touch with his career/comedy, but WOW, I MISS THESE TIMES SO MUCH.
This is just so great 🎸
The more zep songs I discover, the better they get!! This is a fucking jam!! All hail Zeppelin for Ever!
where have you been, this is gods music my friend. it only get better.
This is my favorite zeppelin tune.
I saw this too. Jimmy times multiple guitars showed off him as THE orchestrative genius of rock'n'roll. Bar none...
Excellent thanks for sharing. I caught this tour!! 🎸😊
This is the coolest thing to ever happen
Got to see this in Raleigh back in 2000. Right up there with seeing Jimmy and Robert on the Walking into Clarksdale tour in '98. So glad I got to see him play twice.
Amazing performance by Jimmy Page and The Black Crowes definitely doing Justice to Led Zeppelin!
Ed was definitely killing it on the organ at the beginning!
And of course Chris from the crows out there being himself and doing his own thing... just got to love it!
RiP Ed.
Absolutely brill jimmy Page and The Black Crows what a gr8t combo just love this rendition 🎼🎸🎤🥰
Saw this tour in Los Angeles. Both nights. It was absolutely amazing
This was such a great collaboration
that red les paul with the b bender is probably one of my favorite guitars of all time
Incredible! They were made for each other.
Love black crowes AND Jimmy Page! What a perfect match!
Live at the Greek is really something special✌️
Some big shoes to fill,I liked it...Great seeing Pagey
The first time I saw Zep was (I think) 1968, here in Vancouver. Believe it or not, they were the backup band for Vanilla Fudge. The next time (1969?) they were definitely the headliners! What a show. When Jimmy pulled out the violin bow - epic!
Vanilla Fudge?? Who were they?
@@joannmartinez8295 Exactly.
Blew the Fudge off the stage I've heard.
Carmine will never let you forget zeppelin opened for the fudge 🤣
The sense of urgency in this version is so great. Love this.
Saw this show in Albuquerque. NM 20 years ago. Their show in Phoenix got cancelled & our city lucked out with the announcement just 3 weeks to show time. A Full Moon Saturday night with The Cult opening up, truly a once in a lifetime show!
Saw Led Zeppelin many times..always GREAT
God I miss the Black Crows and then there's Jimmy MAN!!
RIP Eddie Harsch.. Peace and love..
Mitici. Mitico album. Mitici anni... 😢
cant believe I found this song after 30 years... thanks Mark Zep.
Seen at them at Roseland N.Y 3 times all 3 times I got right in front of Jimmy.With the 3 guitar players it worked great.Jimmy was on spot and happy.One of the best shows I ever seen.Come on Plant one last time for the fans before it is to late
Frank Perricone I just saw the performance of the Roseland Ballroom in 1999.
All I could do was sit there and wish I was in that audience front row!! nearly made me want to cry.
AWWWEEESSOOMMEEE. We actually went to the amphitheater in WestPalmBeach...not knowing the show had been cancelled. What a freakin shame. The whole thing. Thank you so much for posting this.
I love you Mark Zep. Thanx for the Page and this smokin hot Crowes. DAF 🎶💯🤸🏻♀️😜
20 years since Zeppelin ended and now 21 years since this was broadcast time flies kiddos.
Ain’t that the truth, warp speed.
Pedal to the metal, infinitely accelerating away from the days of great rock...help...
Wow... but good music ages like fine wine!!
Steve just incredible here, as are all the band!
They were making the late night show rounds. Lucky for us !!
Chris Robinson shaking his money maker for for all it's worth... got to love him!
And Jimmy Page well he's just mind-blowing! never got to see Zeppelin live but I always hoped one day I would sadly that day never came.
I really like the Black Crows, what a great a compliment with Jimmy Page doing one of my favorite Zeppelin tunes.
This has got to be the absolute coolest video I've seen all year. Thanks for sharing.
Page n crowz a great mix miss em both.blessed be
You know you're watching one of the greatest guitarists ever, when everyone else in the band is looking at him during the solo.
And no, they weren't just looking for a cue (like when he'll end the solo) 😀
Like around 4:25 during the end solo of Your Time is Gonna Come....
They're professional as heck but
... Come on, it's Jimmy Page you're playing next to!!!!!!!
Like omg these guys with Jimmy Page!! 🤩 nice loved the Black Crowes.
Chris Robinson just kills it. An amazing talent.
I'm chilling with my poison and listening to this. F... AWESOME SOUND.
ALL YOU YOUNG PUNKS NEED TO ABSORB AND LOVE THIS..
CHEERS
God, I love Jimmy's face!
A God with the greatest band of their generation😁
You got the first part right at least. 😂
@@Splifftone lol
Chris handled himself quite well with Conan’s questions.
0:56 YEAH Eddie Harsch
RIP
Yes
Jimmy’s using the B-bender on his guitar to create those lap slide guitar, crying effects. Very tastefully done.
Just being able to walk in Plant's footsteps and succeed makes Chris Robinson one of the best frontmen ever.
From an old Led Zeppelin major fan, this was good!
Zeppelin greatest of all time!
Been to hundreds of show"s! This was my favorite. Huge Zep fan and at the time had no idea they where playing pretty much all Zeppelin tunes!!!
They couldn't play any BC material cause they were still under contract with Sony.
I love the whole rock genre
I was at the Greek Theatre show that was taped for the album.🤘🙂
NEVER mess with a classic! Even with Jimmy in it!
Jeff Huey
???? You've heard of live versions of songs right? It's performing not "messing with" C'MON joolio
What are you on about
Messing around is what these bands did in the 60s and 70s. Please mess around more!
@@Head318Hunter THIS IS SUPER-GARBAGE.
Don't believe me.
Listen to the ZEP version and this one over and over.
THIS SINGER sounds like they literally grabbed ANY a-hole working at a deli.
I used to appreciate the Black Crowes as SKILLED plagiarists , but this is IMPOSSIBLE GARBAGE.
HOW DID THE ENTIRE BAND, in rehearsals not
say "THIS TUNE SOUNDS LIKE SHIT. SkIP THIS ONE cuz CHRIS can't match Plant here"
I love LZ but this smokes.
At first I never liked the idea of him and the Black Crowes teaming up but I warmed up to the idea and one day I was sitting in a down and out dive bar in the late 90s early 2000s -
I can’t remember But they are goes Jimmy page and The Black Crowes still in the lemon Song screaming over the jukebox and I loved it!
I was thinking that when they played. I would never be able to come to grips with Jimmy playing next to me.
I'd be thinking: "That's right, Jimmy right where he should be!"
Nah
So, so darn good!!!
Jimmy was playing so well in the late 90s and early 2000s . For that short period of time he was playing his best guitar post 73 and was far better than anything he was playing on the last few zep tours . He was having such a resurgence through this period and getting sober definently played a huge role and seemed like he was actually practicing but then just as quick as the jimmy of old reappeared he disappeared completely . He really good have reinvented himself and had an impressive solo career . None of those sour bends and out of key notes that marred his playing for so many years and was really overcoming the loss of fluidity .
So true
As a live player Jimmy was so inconsistent
i watched this when aired was so happy made me feel good JP looks great!! still got it
I saw Page with Zeppelin, solo in1988, The Firm, Page/Crowes and Plant/Page.. He probably sounded his best on this tour of all the times I saw him.. I really wish that he would do a reunion tour with Coverdale before they retire..
Love it bad ass artist. History in the making
Wow... Just wow. Dont know what else to say.
Pretty f’ing awesome. I never knew they did this set.
I saw both of their shows at the Greek Theater in 1999, which were pretty amazing. The double album that came from it "Live at the Greek" was missing some of the best performances, but nonetheless this was among the best live shows I've ever seen.
I've heard that same thing from multiple people and I have been looking for a copy of those. Someone actually just robbed me and got everything in my car including the Greek cd so I need the whole thing now dammit.
I would have loved to seen any of their performances together the Crowes and Jimmy Page or just magic together!
@@ChrisWoodBandit if you are Black Crowes fan you may want to pick up the Super Deluxe re-release of Shake Your Money Maker.
I already have a vinyl and CD copy
Somehow @ 1:00 it totally became The Crowes. I devoured all of this when it first came out, but am now realizing how unique the BC sound is. While digesting all of this when it came out, I recalled hanging with the Crowes briefly in Atlanta, remembered how Chris and Rich were so cool and laid back. What was it?... Mr. Crowes Garden or something like that. They were in Marietta- then to little 5 Points. Love those late 80's. They still fucking rock, been though a lot (who hasn't)
The drummer really steal the show !!
Steve Gorman
Love Jimmy's jam face 👑
I find this to be the definitive version of this song, absolutely love this arrangement. Of course Jimmy's guitar is the highlight.
Fantastic
Great song...great job guys
Wow, this really Awesome !!!
Great version!
That was wicked
I missed this tour :( Ok could you guys do it again... 2022 seems like a great idea to me!
Love this song!!!!
There are a lot of famous people out there but not many living legends.