The Black Crowes had the potential to go from being amazingly great to iconic in a generational way, but sadly the in-feuding between the Robinson Brothers become a huge distraction, and was probably the biggest factor they didn’t make that leap. Their cover of Otis Redding’s “Hard To Handle” is amazing! “She Talks To Angels” is so soulful for an acoustic song, and “Twice As Hard” & “Jealous Again” both hit hard!
All those unfortunate rock star / family band issues are true, in addition, some heavy substance abuse w/ some members... But, also, a factor that isn't considered or talked about enough, when trying to figure out how this band didn't gain more 'popularity' ... The first big tour break was on a tour called monsters of Rock, with all long time legendary bands, mostly metal... Although as the first opening act of a five or six band concert they did hold their own... Was also at a time when hair metal was fading away... And the Seattle invasion began... There just didn't quite seem to be a niche for a southern blues rock band from Atlanta Georgia... Nirvana, Pearl Jam, Soundgarden, Alice In Chains, Candlebox, Mudhoney, etc completely consumed the music industry for over a decade... And, it's unfortunate, and I am one of the biggest Black Crowes fans there are, I appreciate their catalog, that certainly has very good music, they just did not return to the mainstream much with radio play not a lot of MTV video success, but they are very successful touring & smoking a lot of weed. 💨
Indeed!!!!! They`re better than The Rolling Stones,Queen,Aerosmith,Acdc,Oasis,the beatles And they`re still not in the Rock And Roll Hall of Fame And they have still yet to Get an award,so you are at least 100% true!!!!!!!
The Black Crowes have a song called “She Talks to Angels” that reaches directly into my soul. I would love to see you react to it. This is a great band. I saw them live in a bar in Providence, Rhode Island and they were amazing. Nice pick Harri 🥰🌺✌️
I bought tickets to take my boys to see ZZTOP for their first concert but the show got cancelled so when I saw the Black Crowes got back together I got us all tickets. My boys first concert
The Black Crowes are a fantastic band. Their album Southern Harmony And Musical Companion also has the most mind-blowing guitar solo ever recorded, in their song Sometimes Salvation. It's so microtonal and subtle, with a tone like butter. Great reaction, Harri
I just saw the Black Crowes in concert last month at Jones Beach NY, they still sound great and Chris Robinsons voice sounded fantastic. Check out their song called Wiser Time, it’s amazing.
#DickCNorrmis great to se another fan of Wiser Time. The pedal steel in the song is amazing! I grew up on Long Island. Loved Jones Beach and saw many concerts there. Moved to Florida a few years ago.
@@Raittway awesome, Wiser Time and Descending are my favorite sons,love the Amorica album .Ive see so many great beach shows over the past 30 plus years, including the Crowes with Jimmy Page.
@@dickcnormis1444 I would have loved that one!!! I grew up on the east end, not a snob, a local going back generations. Anyway, I went to Nassau Coliseum, The Calderone and My Father's Place in the 70s. Always a long drive to hear live music. Live music is my oxygen. 😁🤘 There were a lot of great local bands too.
@@Raittway yes and the clubs like Hammerheads, OBI, My Fathers Place…Zebra and Twisted Sister…I am originally from Seaford, so I remember all the good old days.
Using the Stones, Humble Pie and Faces as a blueprint , the BC's brought early 70s into the early 90's. Drummer Steve Gormans book details the dysfunction and massive drug usage that would derail them over and over from being even bigger than they were. But they brought the swagger. 1st 2 albums are true classics of the genre.
*Harri* Glad you loved them.!!!!! Chris, the lead singer well....... one can *easily* see the Mick Jagger influence can you not..? At least I can..... They have some GREAT, GREAT songs..! Here's two that are *certified excellent* my friend..... BELIEVE ME.! 1) She talks to Angel's { MY FAVORITE } 2) Hard to Handle There are plenty more. You've stumbled onto a great Southern Rock band....
Jimmy Page from Led Zeppelin joined up with the Black Crowes back in the late 90s and they did a big tour playingZeppelin and Black Crowes music, I saw them three times, it was fantastic. There is lots of great footage on you tube you can watch
The Black Crowes "She Talks to Angels" left an indelible stamp on the sounds of the 90's. The Stones resemblance was no doubt intentional and quite well done, right down to the backing vocals and the Billy Preston styled keyboard flourishes towards the end. "Jealous Again" is another banger from them. Who knows really why their popularity fizzled out as the decade wore on, too much early success maybe and they fell apart with distractions like so many other great bands, maybe the soundscape changed after "Smells Like Teen Spirit" blew up the scene and the fans moved on from their style of roots rock.
Just an AWESOME Track !!! Bought the Album when it first came out for THIS Song !!! Soul Rock Funk Blues ALL rolled into one SUBLIME GEM !!! Remedy !!!!!
I could literally listen to this song over and over and over and watching him dance he is such a free spirit I mean you can just see he's got a free soul and he is not ashamed to put it out there and I love this about him this band is awesome!!
Mick and Steven wish they could sign this well. But yup! They are back out on the road with a mostly new lineup, and they're still the most rock and roll, rock and roll band out there. Ive seen them 2 dozen times, the show this summer was among the loudest ive ever heard. These guys bring it live like few other. A lot of people are recommending songs from shake your money maker, id spend the time listening to the first 4 albums completely. The growth between symm and shmc is amazing, amorica pushed creativity and had no big hits, but some of the fans very favorite songs. Three snakes and one charm (album 4) is perhaps the best album from a creative standpoint. Lions and By your side are both great, by your side was an attempt at a more "commercial" sound. They then went on a hiatus and came back 7ish years later with Warpaint which has become my personal favorite. Then to top it off, they recorded a live 2disc studio album in front of a small audience in levon helms famous barn. Before they went on the second hiatus,, the dropped another 2disc album of a huge selection of their songs, re-recorded as acoustic songs with added musicians on certain songs. Its a masterpiece, especially in the jamming portions. Now the two brothers have grown up. They've healed their rift and are back on the road. Rumors are out there that they've had secret studio time. This is a SPECIAL band.
In October 1999, the band was joined by Led Zeppelin guitarist Jimmy Page for two pairs of shows in New York and Los Angeles, and also at the Centrum Centre in Worcester, Massachusetts, yielding a live release, Live at the Greek on TVT Records. Due to contractual issues with Columbia, Live at the Greek did not feature any of the band's songs performed with Page. The collaboration led to a more extensive tour with Page and The Who in summer 2000, during which Pipien was replaced by Greg Rzab. Following the tour, singer Chris Robinson married actress Kate Hudson,[16] before heading back to the studio to record the band's sixth studio album.
I remember when the Crowes hit....Man.....their sound was something that you immediately liked. Talent for days in the Robinson brotherhood. Esp. Chris. Insanely good. BUT, pay attention to Chris as he got older. His voice became even MORE "seasoned". Awesome sound. Chris is in my top 5 singer list, EASY. May be top 3.
The Black Crowes are an institution in my world. I was in my 20s when they hit and I was hooked immediately. Great reaction Cuz.....I think I had the same 30 years ago....
Seen them about 7 times over the years! Our drummer was a huge Crows fan and I started listening harder, in about a couple weeks. They were right there with Zeppelin! Check out a band called Cracker! Saw them in concert again 2 nights ago! Early 90’s music. Low is a good song to start with
The Black Crowes are the best band in my world. I have not been to tons of concerts, but I have seen the Crowes 5 or 6 times. The Crowes toured with Jimmy Page as a guitarist about 20 years ago. They played deep Zeppelin cuts when I saw them.
Jimi Page (Zeppelin) played a tour with them doing Led Zeppelin songs - that's how good the Black Crowes are!! My favs besides Remedy are Seeing Things, My morning song, No speak No slave and a very powerful song/message in "Sometimes Salvation" where Chris sings his ass off with so much passion and empathy it moves my soul - Lenny Kravitz and The Black Crowes were both meant for the 70's but gladly bridged a gap in the 90's to modern talents like Beck and Jack White.
I actually got into the Fabulous Thunderbirds before I got into Stevie Ray Vaughn. It wasn’t u til I found out that SRV was his younger brother that I gave him a chance. How dumb was I???
The lead singers name is Chris Robinson and his brother Rich is on lead guitar. Their first 2 albums in the early 90’s were absolute fire, but unfortunately fighting among siblings along with Chris’ heroin use caused the band to break up. They reunited years later and did some more really good work before breaking up again. They were scheduled for a 2020 tour but it was halted due to Covid but was rescheduled and they are currently touring.
I've seen the Crowes a few times, the first coming in a small club just as their first album broke. Their first two albums are loaded with absolute classics: Jealous Again, Sting Me, She Talks To Angels, Hard To Handle, Could I've Been So Blind, Twice As Hard, Sometimes Salvation, Thorn In My Pride, Seeing Things, etc etc. This rabbit hole should be fun for you.
Their first two albums were great. They were one of the very best bands around in the early 90's. They couldn't maintain the songwriting after that (my opinion), though they did still have some very good songs. And you got it exactly right, rock and roll infused with some soul and funk. When thy came along it was the end of the hair metal days and they were completely unlike any other band. They're more of a throwback to the 60's and 70's. They weren't trying to follow any trends, just playing what they loved to play. They teamed up with Jimmy Page for a tour maybe 20 years ago, and they played several Zeppelin songs as well as their own material. I wish I would have seen one of those shows. There are some videos from that on CZcams.
Twice As Hard is another good one. And I LOVE The Red Road, a song Chris Robinson did on his own...it was used in the movie The Banger Sisters (it starred Susan Sarandon and Goldie Hawn... Chris Robinson was married to Goldie's daughter Kate Hudson at the time)...
The Black Crowes recorded from 1989-2008 then the brother reunited last year again. Brother fighting, leading to disrespectng the rest of the band. Awesome songwriting, and band members. They were compared to the stones, faces, and humble pie. Check out STING ME< BLACKBERRY< THORN IN MY PRIDE< NO SPEAK NO SLAVE< MORNING SONG
I’m late on this one, but guess what my favorite song is? Yep, they rock with some southern rock and blues mix. Try Thorn In My Pride, Sister Luck,…try the entire Shake Your Money Maker album, you’ll fall in love for sure. Saw them with Jimmy Page doing lead guitar during the whole show and Chris sang 2 Zep songs. Lost my ever loving mind for 2 hours straight. 💜🎵💜
:D :D That was my reaction hearing them for the 1st time as well... The groove, rythm and the positive vibes just makes you want to hear it again and again.. and Yes, I had the pleasure to see them live in the 90`s.. Oh man, those were the days.. !!! They also had a Mega hit with the cover of the awesome "Hard to handle" by Otis Redding !! I bet You will love that one too .. :) Thanks for sharing some pure joy !! :)
When I saw your very physical reaction form the opening riffs, I said to myself - "Oh man, Harri is going to lose his S*!# when they get to the breakdown."
This is an example of what Keith Richard refers to as "the Ancient Art of Weaving". Every one playing off of and around each other, rather than over each other.. Great stuff.
His disjointed dancing reminds me of IGGY POP on stage. saw these guys in the early 90s .my bro please check out TRINITY ROOT'S song CITIZEN live at the tuning fork and if you like it check out THE LITTLE BUSHMENS song PEACEFUL MAN the singer in both of these bands Warren Maxwell is on another LEVEL he is a very rare new zealand gem stone who's voice can bring tears Gosse bumps and spine tingle's the first time i saw Trinity Root's 20 years ago Warren Maxwell reset the musical chip in my brain i GUARANTEE IT MY FRIEND YOU WILL BE AMAZED
The Black Crowes had the potential to go from being amazingly great to iconic in a generational way, but sadly the in-feuding between the Robinson Brothers become a huge distraction, and was probably the biggest factor they didn’t make that leap.
Their cover of Otis Redding’s “Hard To Handle” is amazing! “She Talks To Angels” is so soulful for an acoustic song, and “Twice As Hard” & “Jealous Again” both hit hard!
Perfect post!
All those unfortunate rock star / family band issues are true, in addition, some heavy substance abuse w/ some members... But, also, a factor that isn't considered or talked about enough, when trying to figure out how this band didn't gain more 'popularity' ... The first big tour break was on a tour called monsters of Rock, with all long time legendary bands, mostly metal... Although as the first opening act of a five or six band concert they did hold their own... Was also at a time when hair metal was fading away... And the Seattle invasion began... There just didn't quite seem to be a niche for a southern blues rock band from Atlanta Georgia... Nirvana, Pearl Jam, Soundgarden, Alice In Chains, Candlebox, Mudhoney, etc completely consumed the music industry for over a decade... And, it's unfortunate, and I am one of the biggest Black Crowes fans there are, I appreciate their catalog, that certainly has very good music, they just did not return to the mainstream much with radio play not a lot of MTV video success, but they are very successful touring & smoking a lot of weed. 💨
The Black Crowes are southern rock royalty and are deeply underrated
Settle down, Beavis, they were a decent band, but nothing original or particularly great. Their biggest song is a cover of an Otis Redding tune.
@@kevinlakeman5043 Wow, the very first thing you did was insult them. Classy.
@@kevinlakeman5043 they did it better than the original.
Indeed!!!!!
They`re better than The Rolling Stones,Queen,Aerosmith,Acdc,Oasis,the beatles
And they`re still not in the Rock And Roll Hall of Fame
And they have still yet to Get an award,so you are at least 100% true!!!!!!!
They`re Rock And Roll
For a brief and shining moment, The Black Crowes was the best rock band in the universe.
They’ve been the worlds best rock band for 30 years..
I've seen the crowes 36 times. It's amazing everytime.
Jealous Again, She Talks to Angels and Hard to Handle are also Bangers! Chris Robinson is quite the Showman and singer.
She Talks To Angels is a great Crowes song! Great Southern Rock!
The Black Crowes have a song called “She Talks to Angels” that reaches directly into my soul. I would love to see you react to it. This is a great band. I saw them live in a bar in Providence, Rhode Island and they were amazing. Nice pick Harri 🥰🌺✌️
I agree with She Talks To Angels, but that’s really just scratching the surface. They have so many amazing songs
"Bad Luck, Blue Eyes, Goodbye" , "Soul Singing" "Thorn in My Pride" are some great ones from them
I bought tickets to take my boys to see ZZTOP for their first concert but the show got cancelled so when I saw the Black Crowes got back together I got us all tickets. My boys first concert
their entire first album.......love from Canada brother
The backup singers take this song to the next level..!
Much more to hear from them....!
The Black Crowes are a fantastic band. Their album Southern Harmony And Musical Companion also has the most mind-blowing guitar solo ever recorded, in their song Sometimes Salvation. It's so microtonal and subtle, with a tone like butter. Great reaction, Harri
Love the Black Crowes! They have an old school sound and a lot of energy.
so many good tunes from the Crowes..you should dig deep!
I just saw the Black Crowes in concert last month at Jones Beach NY, they still sound great and Chris Robinsons voice sounded fantastic. Check out their song called Wiser Time, it’s amazing.
#DickCNorrmis great to se another fan of Wiser Time. The pedal steel in the song is amazing! I grew up on Long Island. Loved Jones Beach and saw many concerts there. Moved to Florida a few years ago.
@@Raittway awesome, Wiser Time and Descending are my favorite sons,love the Amorica album .Ive see so many great beach shows over the past 30 plus years, including the Crowes with Jimmy Page.
@@dickcnormis1444 I would have loved that one!!! I grew up on the east end, not a snob, a local going back generations. Anyway, I went to Nassau Coliseum, The Calderone and My Father's Place in the 70s. Always a long drive to hear live music. Live music is my oxygen. 😁🤘 There were a lot of great local bands too.
@@Raittway yes and the clubs like Hammerheads, OBI, My Fathers Place…Zebra and Twisted Sister…I am originally from Seaford, so I remember all the good old days.
Using the Stones, Humble Pie and Faces as a blueprint , the BC's brought early 70s into the early 90's. Drummer Steve Gormans book details the dysfunction and massive drug usage that would derail them over and over from being even bigger than they were. But they brought the swagger. 1st 2 albums are true classics of the genre.
*Harri* Glad you loved them.!!!!! Chris, the lead singer well....... one can *easily* see the Mick Jagger influence can you not..? At least I can..... They have some GREAT, GREAT songs..! Here's two that are *certified excellent* my friend..... BELIEVE ME.!
1) She talks to Angel's { MY FAVORITE }
2) Hard to Handle
There are plenty more. You've stumbled onto a great Southern Rock band....
Now you know why I’ve been bugging you for so long!! Thx brother
One of the greatest bands
She Talks To Angels is another great one from them! ♥️🔥
Jimmy Page from Led Zeppelin joined up with the Black Crowes back in the late 90s and they did a big tour playingZeppelin and Black Crowes music, I saw them three times, it was fantastic. There is lots of great footage on you tube you can watch
The Black Crowes "She Talks to Angels" left an indelible stamp on the sounds of the 90's. The Stones resemblance was no doubt intentional and quite well done, right down to the backing vocals and the Billy Preston styled keyboard flourishes towards the end. "Jealous Again" is another banger from them. Who knows really why their popularity fizzled out as the decade wore on, too much early success maybe and they fell apart with distractions like so many other great bands, maybe the soundscape changed after "Smells Like Teen Spirit" blew up the scene and the fans moved on from their style of roots rock.
Just an AWESOME Track !!! Bought the Album when it first came out for THIS Song !!! Soul Rock Funk Blues ALL rolled into one SUBLIME GEM !!! Remedy !!!!!
In this particular video, I think he is channelling a little bit of Mick Jagger in his moves!
Among my top 5 bands
Kickin my heart around
Sometimes Salvation
By your side...
And 100 more
I could literally listen to this song over and over and over and watching him dance he is such a free spirit I mean you can just see he's got a free soul and he is not ashamed to put it out there and I love this about him this band is awesome!!
Mick and Steven wish they could sign this well. But yup! They are back out on the road with a mostly new lineup, and they're still the most rock and roll, rock and roll band out there. Ive seen them 2 dozen times, the show this summer was among the loudest ive ever heard. These guys bring it live like few other.
A lot of people are recommending songs from shake your money maker, id spend the time listening to the first 4 albums completely. The growth between symm and shmc is amazing, amorica pushed creativity and had no big hits, but some of the fans very favorite songs. Three snakes and one charm (album 4) is perhaps the best album from a creative standpoint. Lions and By your side are both great, by your side was an attempt at a more "commercial" sound. They then went on a hiatus and came back 7ish years later with Warpaint which has become my personal favorite. Then to top it off, they recorded a live 2disc studio album in front of a small audience in levon helms famous barn.
Before they went on the second hiatus,, the dropped another 2disc album of a huge selection of their songs, re-recorded as acoustic songs with added musicians on certain songs. Its a masterpiece, especially in the jamming portions.
Now the two brothers have grown up. They've healed their rift and are back on the road. Rumors are out there that they've had secret studio time.
This is a SPECIAL band.
Great Band .Your going to like this one .
Try Hard To Handle by this group!!!
Descending. Perhaps my fav piano part of my lifetime. RIP Eddie Harsch
So much fun to see someone react that way to my favourite American band. Seen them many times. Great live band, never disappointed.
Yeah, I mean the Black Crowes, awesome band!! I’ve loved them from the very beginning back in the day and still love them!
Sister Luck is a heartbreaking song but so so good
You're spot on about the Groove here--A+ and unrelenting! This group has tons of great songs, but this is my favorite! Live versions rock, too!
In October 1999, the band was joined by Led Zeppelin guitarist Jimmy Page for two pairs of shows in New York and Los Angeles, and also at the Centrum Centre in Worcester, Massachusetts, yielding a live release, Live at the Greek on TVT Records. Due to contractual issues with Columbia, Live at the Greek did not feature any of the band's songs performed with Page. The collaboration led to a more extensive tour with Page and The Who in summer 2000, during which Pipien was replaced by Greg Rzab. Following the tour, singer Chris Robinson married actress Kate Hudson,[16] before heading back to the studio to record the band's sixth studio album.
I remember when the Crowes hit....Man.....their sound was something that you immediately liked. Talent for days in the Robinson brotherhood. Esp. Chris. Insanely good. BUT, pay attention to Chris as he got older. His voice became even MORE "seasoned". Awesome sound. Chris is in my top 5 singer list, EASY. May be top 3.
The Black Crowes are an institution in my world. I was in my 20s when they hit and I was hooked immediately. Great reaction Cuz.....I think I had the same 30 years ago....
Great Reaction Harri. Can’t wait to see you react to more black Crowes.😀👍❤️✌️🌼
Its an absolute MONSTER of a song!!!
The BREAKDOWN... 😲😲😲😲
Seen them about 7 times over the years! Our drummer was a huge Crows fan and I started listening harder, in about a couple weeks. They were right there with Zeppelin!
Check out a band called Cracker! Saw them in concert again 2 nights ago! Early 90’s music. Low is a good song to start with
The Black Crowes are the best band in my world. I have not been to tons of concerts, but I have seen the Crowes 5 or 6 times. The Crowes toured with Jimmy Page as a guitarist about 20 years ago. They played deep Zeppelin cuts when I saw them.
Awesomness here true rock and soul
I was fortunate enough to see the Black Crowes open for Robert Plant (Now and Zen) in 1988 in Ottawa It was awesome
‘She Talks to Angels’ us amazing also!
Saw them three times live in their hey days and they were amazing each time
Harri, you have to check out " Hard to Handle" next
Jimi Page (Zeppelin) played a tour with them doing Led Zeppelin songs - that's how good the Black Crowes are!! My favs besides Remedy are Seeing Things, My morning song, No speak No slave and a very powerful song/message in "Sometimes Salvation" where Chris sings his ass off with so much passion and empathy it moves my soul - Lenny Kravitz and The Black Crowes were both meant for the 70's but gladly bridged a gap in the 90's to modern talents like Beck and Jack White.
that what you call layered music...thick heavy syrup of heavy southern blues!
Please do "Seeing Things" by them. It's AMAZING. Your going to love it!
The Black Crowes! CDs 1-4 and a live bootleg lived in my cd changer. Amazing live! Good stuff.
The Fabulous Thunderbirds, Tough enough.
I actually got into the Fabulous Thunderbirds before I got into Stevie Ray Vaughn. It wasn’t u til I found out that SRV was his younger brother that I gave him a chance. How dumb was I???
It's not often we see that smile on your face from start to finish. Lol
This is one of my all time favorite songs...amazing.
The lead singers name is Chris Robinson and his brother Rich is on lead guitar. Their first 2 albums in the early 90’s were absolute fire, but unfortunately fighting among siblings along with Chris’ heroin use caused the band to break up. They reunited years later and did some more really good work before breaking up again. They were scheduled for a 2020 tour but it was halted due to Covid but was rescheduled and they are currently touring.
Great song, great band, great reaction. Nuff said
Just saw them live about a month ago. They are amazing!!!
Oh going to church with the Black Crowes Seeing Things....southern Baptist....as a non church goer love them always 🖤
I've seen the Crowes a few times, the first coming in a small club just as their first album broke. Their first two albums are loaded with absolute classics: Jealous Again, Sting Me, She Talks To Angels, Hard To Handle, Could I've Been So Blind, Twice As Hard, Sometimes Salvation, Thorn In My Pride, Seeing Things, etc etc. This rabbit hole should be fun for you.
The Black Crows are one of the best rock bands ever. Chris Robinson's voice is 🔥. Check out "Hard to Handle," by them.
Their first two albums were great. They were one of the very best bands around in the early 90's. They couldn't maintain the songwriting after that (my opinion), though they did still have some very good songs. And you got it exactly right, rock and roll infused with some soul and funk. When thy came along it was the end of the hair metal days and they were completely unlike any other band. They're more of a throwback to the 60's and 70's. They weren't trying to follow any trends, just playing what they loved to play. They teamed up with Jimmy Page for a tour maybe 20 years ago, and they played several Zeppelin songs as well as their own material. I wish I would have seen one of those shows. There are some videos from that on CZcams.
Spot on with the Mick Jagger comparo... but his own style, and that Southern Blues/Rock is... well, so f'in sublime. Heck yeah!!
Great reaction Harri,
Pretty easy to kick back Throw on The Black Crows
While having a great day!
Try "Hard to handle" by them :)
IMO Chris Robinson sounds like Robert 🪴 Plant. This 🎵 song just kicks 🦵 Ass!! Rock on everyone!!¡
React to Jealous Again.Love it
Twice As Hard is another good one. And I LOVE The Red Road, a song Chris Robinson did on his own...it was used in the movie The Banger Sisters (it starred Susan Sarandon and Goldie Hawn... Chris Robinson was married to Goldie's daughter Kate Hudson at the time)...
You should react to their song "Descending." 😎
Saw them in concert in Mesa Amithreatre,long time ago,love him!
They are brothers,
A story as old as time.
It’s a competitive battle.
Saw them 3 weeks ago. Lots of personnel changes, but nothing left behind.
The Black Crowes recorded from 1989-2008 then the brother reunited last year again. Brother fighting, leading to disrespectng the rest of the band. Awesome songwriting, and band members. They were compared to the stones, faces, and humble pie. Check out STING ME< BLACKBERRY< THORN IN MY PRIDE< NO SPEAK NO SLAVE< MORNING SONG
Round 2 comment, thanks again. It’s just a great reaction man! Keep it up
He`s like a mick jagger that can actually sing
I AGREE HOW THEY CAN'T BE.. THESE GUYS ARE MY FAVORITE IS ALL TIME
This is quintessential Black Crowes. If you like "Remedy", you'll like most of their stuff.
I’m late on this one, but guess what my favorite song is? Yep, they rock with some southern rock and blues mix. Try Thorn In My Pride, Sister Luck,…try the entire Shake Your Money Maker album, you’ll fall in love for sure. Saw them with
Jimmy Page doing lead guitar during the whole show and Chris sang 2 Zep songs. Lost my ever loving mind for 2 hours straight. 💜🎵💜
Dude the Crowes are touring the uk later this yr. I’ve got my tickets & their even better live!
They are touring in the U.S. now...
Great group, and tune
The musical equivalent of grandma’s homemade southern comfort food
They formed in Georgia.
One of my favorite bands so I'll have to jump on the bandwagon and ask ya to check out She Talks To Angels 😇
Amazing band here, so soulful ✌❤
Love this tune! Whenever it came on the radio, I'd crank it up so loud.
More Crowes always! Check out High Head Blues or A Conspiracy!
Yes, please do "She Talks to Angels".
Highly underrated~
They're touring ! Just saw them !!!
Agree 💯 very underated band one of my favorite bands ever love the bluesy gospel sound rabbit here we come.
Dude, you have great energy! 🤟
Isaw this band in So Cal.in the 1990's .they opened for George ( BAD TO THE BONE) Thorogood .
great reaction!!! Love the Black Crowes - they do not have a bad song
I agree. This is an amazing song/video and your reaction was 🔥
:D :D That was my reaction hearing them for the 1st time as well... The groove, rythm and the positive vibes just makes you want to hear it again and again.. and Yes, I had the pleasure to see them live in the 90`s.. Oh man, those were the days.. !!! They also had a Mega hit with the cover of the awesome "Hard to handle" by Otis Redding !! I bet You will love that one too .. :) Thanks for sharing some pure joy !! :)
Great Stuff! ♥️🎼🎶🎵🇨🇦
They remind me of the stones- tho i suppose its mainly the singer.
He looks a little bit like Perry Ferrell too.
*My Morning Song* absolute magic for the soul !! Such a groovy band, unique energy,so much good music. BC is a + vibe
When I saw your very physical reaction form the opening riffs, I said to myself - "Oh man, Harri is going to lose his S*!# when they get to the breakdown."
These guys are touring the UK next month
This is an example of what Keith Richard refers to as "the Ancient Art of Weaving". Every one playing off of and around each other, rather than over each other.. Great stuff.
His disjointed dancing reminds me of IGGY POP on stage. saw these guys in the early 90s .my bro please check out TRINITY ROOT'S song CITIZEN live at the tuning fork and if you like it check out THE LITTLE BUSHMENS song PEACEFUL MAN the singer in both of these bands Warren Maxwell is on another LEVEL he is a very rare new zealand gem stone who's voice can bring tears Gosse bumps and spine tingle's the first time i saw Trinity Root's 20 years ago Warren Maxwell reset the musical chip in my brain i GUARANTEE IT MY FRIEND YOU WILL BE AMAZED