@@sneifert1968 it's not that he's not a beast now...I think it's really those great songs they were bringing on those records during the Marc era. Those songs gave both Marc and Ed an amazing canvas to shine on and Marc and Ed made all the right choices....amazing.
@@lesterpaul9657 Ultimately, Yes. That's what it became. But for the first years it was all about the music by those that Loved Music! Then it became about greed and BS from he11! They stopped doing what they were supposed to be doing and they stood for the very things that are tearing the world apart right now! Politics were at the core and they sold out like Rod Stewart in the 1980's LOL.
How fortunate we were to young during the 80s & 90s. Looks like it’ll be a long time coming before the world hears the likes of this kind of musical expression again. Life seems to happen in cycles so I hope it one day does bless other generations. But at least that have these and many other timeless classics to listen to and savor.
That was their best time to me. Saw them 92 in a much too small venue in Berlin by chance. It was tight, smoky, loud...it was fantastic. I got stoned just by breathe in the air.😊
Wow. This happened exactly 28 years ago, to the day. I was a freshman in hs back then. 1993 was such a beautiful time in my life, and the music that influenced me was amazing.
The first number, No Speak, No Slave absolutely rocks and sets the tone. I like the studio version on Southern Harmony, but this live version is amazing...
They were funny… I did a dates w them in ny-- they get a lot more attention from the ladies than I thought-- thanks I didn’t want the girls to be sad- comfort was given…
If you had the occasion to see the Crowes in concert during this era, congratulations. You can die knowing that, for at least one night, you bore witness to what was the greatest rock band on the planet at that moment in time.
Some nights were hit or miss. The Oakdale in CT on the three snakes tour was off kilter all night. Luckily the 8 other shows I saw in the 90s were great
I was in high school in the 70s when great rock and roll was everywhere. Then the 80s hit and many of my favorite bands that were still together went top 40/MTV. There was some good music but very little rock and roll. I was working in classic rock radio and I cried when I heard the Black Crowes. Real rock and roll. Love their new record!
Saw them then and ever since… 100 times plus and still counting..simply the best rock n 7:07 roll of my era… Black f’n Crowes… Chris n Rich still sound amazing … we all miss Marc Steve and most of all Ed 😢 but long live this music..💨💨💨
They were one of the best bands live for years.i saw them 23 times in the span of 3 years. Lol. So yea I was a fan. Never saw them in anything less than the 3rd row. THANK YOU FURTHER!
I wonder if Robinson is still doing anything? I never really hear anything about the Black Crowes touring? I guess I should look it up huh? I would love to see these guys again. I mean there's bands like Duran Duran and Bush, and Billy Idol and even Def Leppard, they're still out there trying it. He'll Deep Purple only has a couple of guys left and they are out there to ring just the last few months ago. LOL. But this stuff here was great music I would love to go see it live again
What makes this performance so much better is the gift of time.... I was 17 when TBC SYMM came out ant it seemed like a storm of Southern Rock that needed to shake up the hair rock of that time - and they for sure did. Now, a full thirty years later, that effort totally stands test of time as the most influential sound of its kind. we spent so many hours at related concerts and Chris and Rich always bring a smile to our faces.
Wish I d be a 90's concert goer, but I feel I got the best of my decade too and I have had some unforgettable concerts. They really rock, I love their music, loud and calm, both very awesome.
Their VHS/DVD "Who Killed That Bird..." is outstanding as well. They had some OUTSTANDING songs/albums, but "Southern Harmony and Musical Companion" is one of the most underrated albums Ive ever heard.
Gekokujo76 Amen. “Southern Harmony” is damn near perfection in my book. I wish the Robinson bros could sort their shit out because I miss seeing the Crowes live. They’re so damn good.
@@gfgranja In the comment section of any music video you will always find someone who comes up with "underrated", one of the most overrated adjectives ever.
I mean when the southern Harmony and music companion cassette tape came out, I played that thing 200 times just rocking my ass off. What a great great underrated album that nobody ever seems to really talk about.
Saw them this week. Still amazing. Saw them last year… cried they were so good. Saw them at age 14 in the 90s (stepdad knew the manager of Lulu’s bar in Kitchener Ontario) ….good god.
1 of my aunts bought my cousin and I tickets for Xmas when they were opening for ZZ Top. Great show🤘🏻Aunt & cousin have both passed, but still have the memories🤘🏻
This was such a monumental show for MTV. I recorded the entire thing on VHS and wore it out. So glad this show in particular found its way here. Soul Asylum, STP, Living Colour, Lenny Kravitz, Black Crowes... every single one of them brought it like this was their one and only shot. 🤘🏻🤘🏻
I vividly remember that weekend : most of the mid and lower east coast of the US was either abnormally chilly (i.e. Florida, where this is shot) and/or getting several inches of snow or heavy winds and cold: there was a Blizzard that blew thru Atlanta , where I was (Black Crowes home town ) - about a foot of snow , great times !!!
I saw this - and taped it (VHS) - when MTV first aired it. I was already a huge Crowes fan and had seen them once after Shake Your Moneymaker was released (awesome show). But when I saw this performance my jaw absolutely dropped. They took things to a whole new level from ‘92-‘97. During that 5 year run they were the greatest rock n roll band on earth. Unfortunately, they were never as purely great after ‘97 once Marc Ford and Johnny Colt left the group.
I remember me and my girl got tickets inside this really cool rock and roll Club North of Detroit. Their first album had just went crazy and they were still doing those clubs. There was probably a total of four or five hundred people in there, and we got a high bar stool table just passed the main floor so we're like the front row 3 feet above everybody else is head, literally only about 30 ft away from this stage and these guys came out and played every damn song on their first album. Even a couple of other covers. I think one of them was a Rolling Stones tune. Everybody thought Chris Robinson was channeling Mick Jagger big time. It was a great night various back when rock and roll needed a real jolt. The canned grunge style was already playing out by '93.
My band unknowingly opened for these guys at the Cavern in Atlanta back in the day. They billed themselves as Big Gurls. They were warming up for their upcoming tour. Atlanta was the scene back then. Saw Pear Jam at the point with a free ticket. Metallica at the Cotton Club for 10 bucks. Music midtown. Three days 30 bands 30 bucks.
Gorman talks about how they didn't even put Rich in the PA live because his stage volume was so loud. I can see what he means here. I can actually feel how loud that is from here. : )
When music changed direction these guys came out straight like a 70s band nothing flashy no gimmick just good old rock n roll I had the privilege to see them on the anniversary of shake your money maker tour when dirty honey open one of the best shows I’ve seen
Ed Harsch and Marc Ford rule! This is a band at peak power. Awesome.
Ford was a beast back then
Best version of this band.
@@sneifert1968 it's not that he's not a beast now...I think it's really those great songs they were bringing on those records during the Marc era. Those songs gave both Marc and Ed an amazing canvas to shine on and Marc and Ed made all the right choices....amazing.
And Steve
Best lineup of the band present past or future! Wish they could get Marc Ford back along with the other guys. RIP Ed 🙏❤️🙏
Not to mention Gorman...
The early 90s were a special time for rock n'roll. Watching MTV back then was exciting and fun
No, M-TV was the grave digger of Rock n' Roll from the very first day on.
Do you mean when it was all about good music and not teen pregnancy scares?
@@LostOne890 Haha, yes!
@@lesterpaul9657 Ultimately, Yes. That's what it became. But for the first years it was all about the music by those that Loved Music! Then it became about greed and BS from he11! They stopped doing what they were supposed to be doing and they stood for the very things that are tearing the world apart right now! Politics were at the core and they sold out like Rod Stewart in the 1980's LOL.
That opening version of NSNS is outrageous.
"We are the Black Crowes!" Fuckin A.
Steve Gordon was and is a killer drummer.
Gorman and yes, he is
Every bit as good as J Bonham
You should read his memoir.
@@MarkCox21125150 if you mean Jason, then yes.
@@MarkCox21125150 shut up pleese
The Crows are really on their game in this performance 👍
How fortunate we were to young during the 80s & 90s. Looks like it’ll be a long time coming before the world hears the likes of this kind of musical expression again. Life seems to happen in cycles so I hope it one day does bless other generations. But at least that have these and many other timeless classics to listen to and savor.
Marc Ford, yes! Nothing like his visceral snarling lead.
Wow Marc took that song up a notch…
He’s a killer player
That was their best time to me.
Saw them 92 in a much too small venue in Berlin by chance.
It was tight, smoky, loud...it was fantastic.
I got stoned just by breathe in the air.😊
Saw them in 94 in Nashville, TN the same way. Got a contact high by just being in the building. LoL
Loved the crowes since they started. Never have seen this! they were on fire!!!!
Wow. This happened exactly 28 years ago, to the day. I was a freshman in hs back then. 1993 was such a beautiful time in my life, and the music that influenced me was amazing.
I was finishing college and trying to adult. TBC ushered me in to a new era of my life.
31 years ago today. Yes, it’s unbelievable 😢 Time flies. Glad I was around back then. Musically, almost nothing changed (for the better) since then.
The line up of all line ups .. Colt and Ford and God Bless Ed ..
STP and Black Crowes back to back wow
No kidding?!? Surprised that place didn't go up in smoke!! Ahh the 90's!!
These kids today are missing out on real rock n roll. This is how you do it.
This version of The Black Crowes was so American Small Faces!!! They rocked. Chris and whoever are so liberal today I can't stand them...
YESS sir AMEN TO THAT
Are there even any Rock and a Roll Bands out there anymore?
The first number, No Speak, No Slave absolutely rocks and sets the tone. I like the studio version on Southern Harmony, but this live version is amazing...
Truth!
A truly genuine rock ´n roll band
They were funny… I did a dates w them in ny-- they get a lot more attention from the ladies than I thought-- thanks I didn’t want the girls to be sad- comfort was given…
THIS Black Crowes lineup was the best rock and roll band of their era.
I love this band so much. Thank you for unearthing this performance.
From when they were the best band in the world. Thanks for sharing this.
The peak of the bands powers, bands are best in their first 3-4 albums when hungry, you see and feel that here. Killing it.
If you had the occasion to see the Crowes in concert during this era, congratulations.
You can die knowing that, for at least one night, you bore witness to what was the greatest rock band on the planet at that moment in time.
I agree. And yes, I was that lucky.
I did in Wisconsin 1994. w/ Blues Traveller & Sheryl Crow
Some nights were hit or miss. The Oakdale in CT on the three snakes tour was off kilter all night. Luckily the 8 other shows I saw in the 90s were great
Saw them headlining in ‘93 and again in ‘95 opening for The Dead, and we were high as the moon!
I was lucky several times, they were my band.
Fav BC lineup, Marc frickin Ford👍🏿
They did this in the middle of the grunge era!
I was in high school in the 70s when great rock and roll was everywhere. Then the 80s hit and many of my favorite bands that were still together went top 40/MTV. There was some good music but very little rock and roll. I was working in classic rock radio and I cried when I heard the Black Crowes. Real rock and roll. Love their new record!
Just what rock and roll needed. Right band at the right time. And they just got better.
yup!
This is awesome. Crowes at their best, Marc Ford killing it, as was Steve Gorman and these of them.
"the rest of them"
Saw them then and ever since… 100 times plus and still counting..simply the best rock n 7:07 roll of my era… Black f’n Crowes… Chris n Rich still sound amazing … we all miss Marc Steve and most of all Ed 😢 but long live this music..💨💨💨
Drums so clean
2024 and still listening …I mean come on already. Just pure raw and brilliant…
Such swagger. Pure unadulterated rock and roll. They were such a great band.
Will never forget seeing them in ‘92 at DAR Constitution Hall. Greatest show I’ve ever seen. Blew. Me. Away.
Saw Alice In Chains there great venue!
They were one of the best bands live for years.i saw them 23 times in the span of 3 years. Lol. So yea I was a fan. Never saw them in anything less than the 3rd row. THANK YOU FURTHER!
I wonder if Robinson is still doing anything? I never really hear anything about the Black Crowes touring? I guess I should look it up huh? I would love to see these guys again. I mean there's bands like Duran Duran and Bush, and Billy Idol and even Def Leppard, they're still out there trying it. He'll Deep Purple only has a couple of guys left and they are out there to ring just the last few months ago. LOL. But this stuff here was great music I would love to go see it live again
@@billyidol7931 They are touring this summer but it will only be Chris. His brother and the rest of the original members are gone.
@@1974greymalkin Cool.
Will check it out👍
@@1974greymalkin wrong Rich is there
@@billyidol7931 if you get a chance go!!!!!! It's Rich and Chris I saw them last year great great show
What makes this performance so much better is the gift of time.... I was 17 when TBC SYMM came out ant it seemed like a storm of Southern Rock that needed to shake up the hair rock of that time - and they for sure did. Now, a full thirty years later, that effort totally stands test of time as the most influential sound of its kind.
we spent so many hours at related concerts and Chris and Rich always bring a smile to our faces.
I love this music! These guys were incredible!
Saw them on this tour..every second was a beautiful musical miracle ❤❤❤
This is pure fire
Wish I d be a 90's concert goer, but I feel I got the best of my decade too and I have had some unforgettable concerts. They really rock, I love their music, loud and calm, both very awesome.
Ed's keyboard parts on "Remedy" gave me chills!!
Saw the Crowes live on the '95 Amorica tour. Incredible night. Nuf said.
They were jamming awesome!!!!!!!! Music now nowhere even close
One of the best albums of all time & a performance that catches it @ peak frenzy!
Chris was a born front man!!
I remember this concert! Think I was staying at the Shamrock on Daytona Beach? crazy that it was a free concert! AH the 90's.... I miss it.
My favorite band. Rock n roll yeah!
Their VHS/DVD "Who Killed That Bird..." is outstanding as well. They had some OUTSTANDING songs/albums, but "Southern Harmony and Musical Companion" is one of the most underrated albums Ive ever heard.
Underrated by who?....... It's fucking awesome, I couldn't rate it high enough IMHO.....
Gekokujo76 Amen. “Southern Harmony” is damn near perfection in my book. I wish the Robinson bros could sort their shit out because I miss seeing the Crowes live. They’re so damn good.
SHMC is one of the greatest albums EVER.
It is not underrated at all
@@gfgranja In the comment section of any music video you will always find someone who comes up with "underrated", one of the most overrated adjectives ever.
They were brilliant in the 90s saw them on this tour , just so powerfull
00:03- No Speak No Slave
4:55- Sometimes Salvation
9:41- Jealous Again
15:04- Remedy
Is that you, son…
thank you
SO much energy here
15:28 - Check out the closeup of the musicians on Eddie Harsch's keyboard - Love that!! RIP Ed.
Who were they?
MARC FORD 😍😍😍😍😍😍😍
They were the worlds greatest rock band at one time
I mean when the southern Harmony and music companion cassette tape came out, I played that thing 200 times just rocking my ass off. What a great great underrated album that nobody ever seems to really talk about.
@@billyidol7931 we who knew of cassettes lol !
@@billyidol7931 yep
1991
Those where good shows a good era it was still fun and cool
Saw them this week. Still amazing. Saw them last year… cried they were so good. Saw them at age 14 in the 90s (stepdad knew the manager of Lulu’s bar in Kitchener Ontario) ….good god.
THANK YOU !!!!!! SAW Them OPEN for ZZ top back in the day. And JIMMY PAGE ? tickets were impossible too get.. MERRY CHRISTMAS !!!!
1 of my aunts bought my cousin and I tickets for Xmas when they were opening for ZZ Top. Great show🤘🏻Aunt & cousin have both passed, but still have the memories🤘🏻
That’s how you get it done son 🔥
Thanks. This is fantastic! These guys always put on a great show.
The most rock and roll rock and roll band.
I was 17 in 1993. No cell phones
This was such a monumental show for MTV. I recorded the entire thing on VHS and wore it out. So glad this show in particular found its way here. Soul Asylum, STP, Living Colour, Lenny Kravitz, Black Crowes... every single one of them brought it like this was their one and only shot. 🤘🏻🤘🏻
Sometimes remind me of The Faces, also Chris had that Marriot voice
Yes!
I can definately see that ,yeah!
I vividly remember that weekend : most of the mid and lower east coast of the US was either abnormally chilly (i.e. Florida, where this is shot) and/or getting several inches of snow or heavy winds and cold: there was a Blizzard that blew thru Atlanta , where I was (Black Crowes home town ) - about a foot of snow , great times !!!
Thank you for sharing this! I memorized it until my vhs wore out.
Golden era... this music made me want to play music
Very cool-- enjoy- playing music is a super power- if do not ur really missing out- enjoy it- and thank you
They were a dangerous band! The new record is great, glad the crows are back.
Steve just jams the skins. What a great sound!!!
It really nice to know, Im not alone, thank you, so very much
I saw this - and taped it (VHS) - when MTV first aired it. I was already a huge Crowes fan and had seen them once after Shake Your Moneymaker was released (awesome show). But when I saw this performance my jaw absolutely dropped. They took things to a whole new level from ‘92-‘97. During that 5 year run they were the greatest rock n roll band on earth. Unfortunately, they were never as purely great after ‘97 once Marc Ford and Johnny Colt left the group.
100% truth. The reunion in 2005/2006 is a close second, but your comment is spot on. They couldn't be touched at the time.
@@afmartin2734 That DVD from 2005 is pure perfection, too bad they broke up
Pantera, van Halen and black crows ,my 3 favorite " siblings " band ,2 brothers
CCR over all of them.
My band with my line up. Never bettered! Never will be bettered!
Marc KILLING THAT SHIT!!!!
the best line up !!!
I remember me and my girl got tickets inside this really cool rock and roll Club North of Detroit. Their first album had just went crazy and they were still doing those clubs. There was probably a total of four or five hundred people in there, and we got a high bar stool table just passed the main floor so we're like the front row 3 feet above everybody else is head, literally only about 30 ft away from this stage and these guys came out and played every damn song on their first album. Even a couple of other covers. I think one of them was a Rolling Stones tune. Everybody thought Chris Robinson was channeling Mick Jagger big time. It was a great night various back when rock and roll needed a real jolt. The canned grunge style was already playing out by '93.
che bravi! che magri! che giovani!!!! ci vediamo a maggio, non vedo l'ora!!!!!
Ffffffreakin' awesome!!!
They always sound the same-really fucking good🤘🎸👍
Way better than the Depp Family trial.
Man I remember this concert I was 23 STP ,Lenny kravitz also preformed that night it was awesome .
The Family connection with your music, that speaks to me is real experience, in growing up, she taljs to angles, kills me, because i feel the pain
Killer performance.....
Time flies !!!
this was so a great time, were music was music and rock n roll, miss the 90ies so badly
wow....that breakdown in Remedy....so good.
My band unknowingly opened for these guys at the Cavern in Atlanta back in the day.
They billed themselves as Big Gurls.
They were warming up for their upcoming tour.
Atlanta was the scene back then.
Saw Pear Jam at the point with a free ticket.
Metallica at the Cotton Club for 10 bucks.
Music midtown. Three days 30 bands 30 bucks.
They have a magic all their own
Man they were so good
Gorman talks about how they didn't even put Rich in the PA live because his stage volume was so loud. I can see what he means here. I can actually feel how loud that is from here. : )
he had to turn it up to 11 to get through to those mf's on the crowd and at home.
literally on fire with speak no slave.....
I was there 😎
that must've been a blast.
Theres nothing like them today or ever will be. Rock and Roll at its best.
in '93 there was grunge, pop, rap and then there was The Black Crowes.
word.
Check out dirty honey, I think you'll be pleasantly surprised!
when music was great !!! ...now listen to reggaeton everywhere !! OMG
I cant understand a word he is singing but I can feel it. This is big noisy rock and roll.yeah
Real music in its purest sense!!!
What a lineup wow
The black crows are rock and roll
Peak Crowes.
Love the Crowes, and between 91-96 they were on fire!!!
When music changed direction these guys came out straight like a 70s band nothing flashy no gimmick just good old rock n roll I had the privilege to see them on the anniversary of shake your money maker tour when dirty honey open one of the best shows I’ve seen
Greatest American rock band of the last 30 plus years. None finer.
Straight up 100% pure true gospel music
This performance = Masterclass...