Embellishment of a love ballad is genius personified.This version of Bob's masterpiece pulls at my "heartstrings" and leaves the listener in a breathless reverie.
I heard them do this in Woodstock at their Cabin Fever session (miss you Levon). It was beautiful and unreal. I was three rows away and blown away. They asked for silence during the sessions so I really hate to fight the instinct to howl.
One of my favorite Dylan tunes, from my absolute favorite Dylan Album... 'Blood on the Tracks'.. The Crowes played this at their shown in Austin, in Nov 2009, and I was floored..
Jacob Jones This was From Freewheelin Bob Dylan and Lookin Over Nashville Skyline, not Blood on the Tracks...Although that you are right in that being a great album.
Happy Birthday Chris Robinson born on December 20, 1966. He is an American musician. He founded the rock band The Black Crowes (then known as Mr. Crowe's Garden) with his brother Rich Robinson in 1984. - en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chris_Robinson_(singer)
Yeah: I Love Rods version and I’m a MASSIVE FACES FAN, Love The 2 Ronnie’s Lane and Wood they were The Faces, especially Ronnie Lane there will never be another Ronnie Lane Love Him ❤️❤️🌞⭐️ .. But I’m Grateful for the Crowes .. and they always acknowledged The Faces, God Bless Em . I Love The Black Crowes what a great Band they are, true Originals ., ❤️❤️❤️👍🏻🌞⭐️
Check out Dylan's original with Johnny Cash.In fact,check out all of Nashville Skyline.Tell Me That It Isn't True is one of the best country songs ever done by anyone.
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Fantastic Version of this song, Love the way Chris and Rich share the Vocals .. The Real Deal 🙏🌞⭐️❤️
Embellishment of a love ballad is genius personified.This version of Bob's masterpiece pulls at my "heartstrings" and leaves the listener in a breathless reverie.
Amazing song, amazing version. I love this song
Maravilhosa canção do mestre Bob Dylan, nessa brilhante execução do Black Crowes.
I absolutely love it....best cover of the song I've heard
Melissa Van Rensburg Listen to George Ezra's cover as well.
I heard them do this in Woodstock at their Cabin Fever session (miss you Levon). It was beautiful and unreal. I was three rows away and blown away. They asked for silence during the sessions so I really hate to fight the instinct to howl.
This fn jams... beautiful...
One of my favorite Dylan tunes, from my absolute favorite Dylan Album... 'Blood on the Tracks'.. The Crowes played this at their shown in Austin, in Nov 2009, and I was floored..
Jacob Jones This was From Freewheelin Bob Dylan and Lookin Over Nashville Skyline, not Blood on the Tracks...Although that you are right in that being a great album.
Happy Birthday Chris Robinson born on December 20, 1966. He is an American musician. He founded the rock band The Black Crowes (then known as Mr. Crowe's Garden) with his brother Rich Robinson in 1984. - en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chris_Robinson_(singer)
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@@themerryprankster44 Sometimes!
That was a Real Treat!
Nice....still like Rod Stewart's version...back when he was a singer....funny cos Black Crowes remind me of the Faces
Yeah: I Love Rods version and I’m a MASSIVE FACES FAN, Love The 2 Ronnie’s Lane and Wood they were The Faces, especially Ronnie Lane there will never be another Ronnie Lane Love Him ❤️❤️🌞⭐️ .. But I’m Grateful for the Crowes .. and they always acknowledged The Faces, God Bless Em . I Love The Black Crowes what a great Band they are, true Originals ., ❤️❤️❤️👍🏻🌞⭐️
Well done.
Tell em, Rich..
Why put up and not give any detail....Where is it from?????
@TimMer1981 Yes especially the live version on No More Fish Jokes
Check out Dylan's original with Johnny Cash.In fact,check out all of Nashville Skyline.Tell Me That It Isn't True is one of the best country songs ever done by anyone.
oleole52 It would be nice without Johnny.
this is great...where is it from
The lions do a awesome version as well.
any clues from what show this is?
@farawayfettler Exactly. :)
@danowen777 Check Walter Trout's take on it. :)
Best version of this song is Eddie Vedder, but this one is good.
check ot Sam Bush's version