As a Group they are top notch! Chris well he sounds okay, I've seen them four times since they came out, and he struggled. The band was fucking awesome though!
1776iscoming the 90s was the last decade for rock, with grunge and alternative music exploding, and all the bands from the 60s and 70 were still in their prime, it was a pretty good time for this music.
I have a friend who works in the music biz as a live sound engineer who saw this tour. He told me,to this day,it was the LOUDEST show he has ever been too.Loud and GOOD. Marc Ford RULES.
brian owens GREETINGS FROM THE GREAT STSTE OF TEXAS WE I AM THE SAME AGE AS MARC FORD AND CHRIS THEY STILL LOOK GREAT AND WE ALL STILL DO ..THUS SOUTHERN BAND IS THE LAST OF THE GREATS ..WHY THEY ARE NOT IN THE HALL OF FAME IS BEYOND ME MY FAMILY IS FROM THAT PART OF THE COUNTRY THEY ARE FROM GOD BLESS
I love how the four front men look like the 60's just puked them out and the drummer looks like he came from a job interview at a law firm lol. Great band and a great song though.
This performance here, kids, is WHY Jimmy (Page) chose the “Black Crows” band & brothers to play / tour live with!🎼🔊🎶(Justin Case) you were wondering 🤔 lol. What a stellar performance, seems someone paid attention to Zeppelin huh?
Ahhhhh, the good ol' days of rock. Solid blend of psychedelic and southern rock. Also back when MTV actually played music and you had to have talent and the ability to sing to get signed.
Saw them the year before this at Donnington monsters of rock festival in the UK,never seen them before,been a fan ever since!Couldn't believe the voice coming out of this skinny little guy,brilliant! ;-)
The Crowes have sold more than 30 million albums and are listed at number 92 on VH1's 100 Greatest Artists of Hard Rock. They were labeled by Melody Maker as "The Most Rock 'n' Roll Rock 'n' Roll Band in the World" and the readers of Rolling Stone voted them 'Best New American Band' in 1990. They have played to sold-out arenas all over the world. Pretty good rating if you ask me
@@faithnomore220But They ARE Underrated,Because they should`ve been listed Way Higher,Sold Way More Albums,and they deserve to be in The Rock And Roll Hall of Fame LONG Time ago,they are Underrated just by definition!
Was into these guys back in high school. What always stood out to me the most was the dude with long hair ripping the keys. It was very unique for the time.
Saw the show in Rochester, '93. I remember thinking that I should see these guys as many times as possible, it was my first legit rock and roll show. Incense at the front of the stage, festival lights stung to the back of the theater, and at some point Chris pulled a big curtain across the back of the stage with a big pot leaf on, and everyone fired up. It was loud, and he was just a bundle of energy. So glad TBC is still around, but I do miss Eddie!
No doubt one of the tastiest keyboard players I have ever seen. I sat with him on the lawn before a Crowes show (Further Fest) during a RatDog set in Va. Very cool humble guy!
My very fist ever concert experience, this tour at London Brixton Academy aged 12, i never needed to ever go to another concert in my life, untoppable.
That's just the way sports bar Steve radio sports announcer likes to dress ,but I dress in brooks brothers shirts also , tailored comfortable, you guys that joke about it are probably frumpy losers dressed by their mom or girlfriend.
Firstly, Uncle is noticing that these dear gents who embody 'The Eagles' of more recent time are (especially with the lead-singer clad in a 'dashiki and bells' complementing his 'very moveable hair') damn good both in studio and live. Secondly ... those 'drammatics' that differentiate between the video and the live performance didst not go unnoticed in this camp !!! Thou art upon Uncle's radar, dear gents of the "BLACK CROWES" kind. Hence ... until next time !!! P.S ... Dear publisher 'Raymond JE' ... thanks be unto thee as the provider of this "REMEDY" that canst only be taken in multiple table-spoon-fuls !!!
I always feel so lucky that I caught this tour- Jayhawks opening... it was the first legit rock show I had been to. Oh, I had been going to shows for probably 10 years already, but this was the first legit rock and roll show.
The same thing happened to me when I was little! When I was just 5 years old, the first ever rock album I heard its entire way through was the Southern Harmony and Musical Companion. I became a Crowes fan because of my dad. Now he and I listen to them together every day!
Yeah I seen The Black Crowes a few times that's served their gig like in all the 80s late 80s long-haired rock band with the 50s looking like drummer member Cheap Trick did that to had the 50s looking drummer yeah I've been played in a band since the 70s started with Salem witchcraft building a few times with the Silver Bullet Band I know Bob Seger really good we both come from Ann Arbor Michigan we had a lot big bars in the 70s and 80s here in Detroit we had hard balls Fox Theater yeah wimpy in the 70s was a cool place to rock on you older people like me that can appreciate that 60s and 70s and some of the 80's music I want I'm filled in for the Grassroots that was pretty cool😎👍🎵🎶🎹🎤🎺
Drummer showed up for a board meeting and was asked to play for one of the greatest bands of the day. Rolls up his sleeves and kills it.
Same guy from the video
Steve always was the dapper one. Lol.
Is that Steve Gorman?@@jeffreymitchell7932
nailed it - great drums on this version
Look how happy everyone was. The world was such a better place back then.
Real guitars, real amplifiers, real musicians.... real Rock 'n' Roll!! And the best part.... it was all captured on analog equipment.
you are right. Fuck the digital era
Here endith the lesson
voutespancar and yet you are watching it on TH-cam, bit ironic isn’t it? 😂
Truly the last great southern rock band.
Not only analog, but recorded live in the studio
Chris Robinson is one of the greatest rock frontmen of all time.
100%
Could out dance Mick Jagger in his prime!!!
Facts💯
As a Group they are top notch! Chris well he sounds okay, I've seen them four times since they came out, and he struggled. The band was fucking awesome though!
Chris will be the first to agree with you
He’s a first class a-hole too…Gorman’s book is a real eye opener on band dynamics
This was an exciting period. These guys were alternative to all the alternative at the time. Good stuff.
Rock&Roll needed the crowes, and they showed up right on time.
Seen this tour sold out in 6 minutes for Vancouver Canada show-Tons of BC BUD ...
Amen they were and are great
Boiler Room Drums so true indeed....
Now THAT is a rock band.
The keyboards coming over the top is just kickin!
Haha I just made a similar comment before reading your comment LOL
That piano player was just sooo tough!
Eddie Harsch was a monster player. miss that guy.
This real rock a roll concert back in the day kids
Best live band I've ever seen in my life. There just are not concerts like this anymore. Heck, the 90's, for music at least, was amazing.
1776iscoming the 90s was the last decade for rock, with grunge and alternative music exploding, and all the bands from the 60s and 70 were still in their prime, it was a pretty good time for this music.
I totally agree I seen them in 2013 and they put on the best show I’ve ever seen in my life and I’ve been to hundreds of shows.
I just rediscovered this song. I'd forgotten just how damn great it is!
How could he's dancing like that but his voice still perfect? Just wow!
The BEST Crowes lineup..bar none!
Cool drummer. Best man
I have a friend who works in the music biz as a live sound engineer who saw this tour. He told me,to this day,it was the LOUDEST show he has ever been too.Loud and GOOD. Marc Ford RULES.
Looks kids!!! People dancing and enjoying themselves, not shoving stupid cell phones in the air.
yeah:)
🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌
or, no contrived hand waving....
Another good point. What the hell happened to people?
it's 1992 dolt
That jump he does everytime at the beginning off the this song. ♡
Back when we were all young and beautiful
we are still beautiful which has no age and is a matter of opinion Great band we loved them still do
12 years old.
brian owens GREETINGS FROM THE GREAT STSTE OF TEXAS WE I AM THE SAME AGE AS MARC FORD AND CHRIS THEY STILL LOOK GREAT AND WE ALL STILL DO ..THUS SOUTHERN BAND IS THE LAST OF THE GREATS ..WHY THEY ARE NOT IN THE HALL OF FAME IS BEYOND ME MY FAMILY IS FROM THAT PART OF THE COUNTRY THEY ARE FROM GOD BLESS
Nothing or No one could touch this band in 1993.🤟
Chris is a very underated frontman, but he's the real deal.
My band opens with this number every night!
Good vocalist front man, bass and drummer keeping it tight, couple guitar soloists who rip it, and keybords coming in over top. What's not to like?
I love how the four front men look like the 60's just puked them out and the drummer looks like he came from a job interview at a law firm lol. Great band and a great song though.
One of the greats from the South...very underestimated and should be be in the Rock n Roll hall of fame ..God bless
TheNashville23 spot on observation
They are just getting old enough to make it in.. I’d bet the get induced
That's what made them so unique
exactly my thoughts:D
Bunch of badasses from Georgia rockin' that audience off their feet is such a thrill to experience in person.
LOVE RICH!!
Never got to see them live but live the music. My most favorite of all. Loved them from early on
This performance here, kids, is WHY Jimmy (Page) chose the “Black Crows” band & brothers to play / tour live with!🎼🔊🎶(Justin Case) you were wondering 🤔 lol. What a stellar performance, seems someone paid attention to Zeppelin huh?
Also saw them open for Robert Plant.
@@YourHeartIsAGrave I’m thankful everyday that LZ ‘stole’ stuff
It just took forever for them to acknowledge who they stole from and it was usually black and brown(Ritchie Valens) musicians.
Love how each member had his own style, in every way, fashion and musical. Yet they came together perfectly.
Saw these cats back in 93 and again in 96 one of the greatest gigs I have ever been too!
Ahhhhh, the good ol' days of rock. Solid blend of psychedelic and southern rock. Also back when MTV actually played music and you had to have talent and the ability to sing to get signed.
👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻Yup!
Saw them the year before this at Donnington monsters of rock festival in the UK,never seen them before,been a fan ever since!Couldn't believe the voice coming out of this skinny little guy,brilliant! ;-)
Most underrated frontmen of all time
The Crowes have sold more than 30 million albums and are listed at number 92 on VH1's 100 Greatest Artists of Hard Rock. They were labeled by Melody Maker as "The Most Rock 'n' Roll Rock 'n' Roll Band in the World" and the readers of Rolling Stone voted them 'Best New American Band' in 1990. They have played to sold-out arenas all over the world. Pretty good rating if you ask me
@@petergoesinya636 You’re right man,The Black Crowes Are not underrated
@@faithnomore220But They ARE Underrated,Because they should`ve been listed Way Higher,Sold Way More Albums,and they deserve to be in The Rock And Roll Hall of Fame LONG Time ago,they are Underrated just by definition!
by far my favorite band that came out in my lifetime. Top 5 overall actually.
Was into these guys back in high school. What always stood out to me the most was the dude with long hair ripping the keys. It was very unique for the time.
Damn they sound really good here live!! Always liked this song............my favorite.
Loved these guys since they opened for PLANT on his MANIC NERVANA TOUR!!
Chris always dances like noone's looking. Love it.
Funny how the drummer is so clean cut & the rest of them look like they walked out of 1975 :^}
Steve Gorman looks like he’ll do your taxes….
@jonvanderwilt2079 That's his evening job lol😂.
30 years in the living…….still excellent. Will always be.
a masterpiece thanks for posting
Saw the show in Rochester, '93. I remember thinking that I should see these guys as many times as possible, it was my first legit rock and roll show. Incense at the front of the stage, festival lights stung to the back of the theater, and at some point Chris pulled a big curtain across the back of the stage with a big pot leaf on, and everyone fired up. It was loud, and he was just a bundle of energy. So glad TBC is still around, but I do miss Eddie!
I saw them on this tour and it's got to be one of the best shows I've ever seen in my life-
Sensacional, estive num show deles em SP na década de 90, foi incrível ❤
Eddie Harsch just fuckin smokes it. Love his playing. Fender Rhodes!
No doubt one of the tastiest keyboard players I have ever seen. I sat with him on the lawn before a Crowes show (Further Fest) during a RatDog set in Va. Very cool humble guy!
Thats very cool. I love his sound and style. A+
Eddie is so under rated are a player. He killed ever show i ever see them play.
Wurlitzer, not Rhodes
It's too bad we'll never get to hear him play ever again :(
Lots of energy, pure pure rock n roll!!!
what a great band - just saw them in East Aurora NY at Borderland - absolutely killed it - they were fantastic 2024
I felt this performance in my bones.
Brilliant..what a groove
Atlanta Pot Fest April 11th 1992! AWESOME!!
hooterak i was there! !
I went to see them on this tour High As The Moon AWESOME !!!! After Powrslave...any Crowes concert is my favorite, they were great live, unequalled.
My very fist ever concert experience, this tour at London Brixton Academy aged 12, i never needed to ever go to another concert in my life, untoppable.
this song smokes !!!!
+Ron Knecht Literally, lol
Holy crap this is good.
My favorite black crows album
i've seen them yesterday again in Amsterdam, I also went in the 90ies. Niiiice to see this :)
the only guy who can dance with his hands above his head and still look cool as hell!
What about ozzy
Primal Scream's Bobby G also can do it.
Weiland and could do it!
great song of the times, especially since the 1980's was a slow decade for a better class of Rock.
Excellent !!!!
Great performance from a great band! Got surprised when heared the choirs, definitely pure rocknroll
I just love how the Crowes let their lawyer take off his jacket and tie and sit in on drums! Plus I had no idea Chris Robinson even owned shoes!
He cut his hair when this album came out. He grew it back later😂
That's just the way sports bar Steve radio sports announcer likes to dress ,but I dress in brooks brothers shirts also , tailored comfortable, you guys that joke about it are probably frumpy losers dressed by their mom or girlfriend.
Any band that has the great Leon Russell as a backdrop has to be a pretty smart group.
What a beautiful song.
Yeah Mark Ford fantastic guitar player
Saw them in 1995 Cincinnati OH...Taft Theatre. Unbelievable show
Ain't NOTHING like a Rhodes!!! Sweet Sounds.
Great rockin' tune. Thanks for sharing this nice live version.
I wanna jump in a time capsule and be there 😅
Aaahhh...young Crowes
I saw them live in '92. Awesome!
Me2! Killer.........Opened with 'No Speak no Slave'
My mistake it might have been 93
Steve dressed like a Gap model drumming with short hair.....and still rocking it!!!.....Steve Gorman is the shit!
I saw this tour in SanDiego! They were really good!
Really good on bad nights...I' would say REALLY GREAT!
What venue?
Eddie Harsch, one of the best rock piano players ever
He was a respected blues player who played in James cotton band and other heavy blues bands.
Damn the band was amazing.
These friggin boys know how 2 rock...& argue...
Firstly, Uncle is noticing that these dear gents who embody 'The Eagles' of more recent time are (especially with the lead-singer clad in a 'dashiki and bells' complementing his 'very moveable hair') damn good both in studio and live.
Secondly ... those 'drammatics' that differentiate between the video and the live performance didst not go unnoticed in this camp !!! Thou art upon Uncle's radar, dear gents of the "BLACK CROWES" kind. Hence ... until next time !!!
P.S ... Dear publisher 'Raymond JE' ... thanks be unto thee as the provider of this "REMEDY" that canst only be taken in multiple table-spoon-fuls !!!
Yes, I was at this show in Ahoy Rotterdam, the played Paradiso also with this tour and Pinkpop. Yes, I saw all these shows.
I always feel so lucky that I caught this tour- Jayhawks opening... it was the first legit rock show I had been to. Oh, I had been going to shows for probably 10 years already, but this was the first legit rock and roll show.
Awesome song. Marc Ford is a great lead guitarist.
In the middle when the song breaksdown, the singer sounds alot lot Steve Marriott (Humble Pie)
Yes and reminds me a lil of Paul Rodgers with Free.
Boa noite !!!!
Essa música é fantástica !!!!
Black Crowes é muito bom.
Muito obrigado pelo vídeo e parabéns pelo canal.
Abraço do Brasil.......
Love Chris dances.... 🕺🕺🕺
This just cuts SO MUCH ICE!
There aren’t bands like this anymore.
I've passed on my music to my daughter. Now we listen to it together.
The same thing happened to me when I was little! When I was just 5 years old, the first ever rock album I heard its entire way through was the Southern Harmony and Musical Companion. I became a Crowes fan because of my dad. Now he and I listen to them together every day!
Great Song, like the Chords & Groove! Great Frontman!
Mmm..not 1 thing wrong w what I saw. The best years of the Crowes..LOVE 💗
I love this moments....♥️♥️fills free
This is awesome fantastic. I just can’t say enough. Great music This is the real stuff
... the most rock ‘n’ roll rock ‘n’ roll band EVER.
Great performance
Takes me back to riding the bus at age 14yrs old..
Black Crowes Gold
And thanks for posting!!
Adoro esta banda....
probably the best live version of this song on yt......
What a Band ! ! ! ! !
And look, Leon Russell from the “Mad dogs and Englishmen” tour of Cocker is on the stage backdrop. So perfect.....
Awesome✌️
a band full of hippies, I love it
And a drummer.
Woww!!! i've never seen this vid
This tour! First time seeing the Crowes! First time on shrooms! Wow!
Steve Gorman crushing it
Crowd is nuts!!!! Love it
Yeah I seen The Black Crowes a few times that's served their gig like in all the 80s late 80s long-haired rock band with the 50s looking like drummer member Cheap Trick did that to had the 50s looking drummer yeah I've been played in a band since the 70s started with Salem witchcraft building a few times with the Silver Bullet Band I know Bob Seger really good we both come from Ann Arbor Michigan we had a lot big bars in the 70s and 80s here in Detroit we had hard balls Fox Theater yeah wimpy in the 70s was a cool place to rock on you older people like me that can appreciate that 60s and 70s and some of the 80's music I want I'm filled in for the Grassroots that was pretty cool😎👍🎵🎶🎹🎤🎺