Freak 'n' Roll...Into the Fog: The Black Crowes All Join Hands, The Fillmore, San Francisco

Occupation

  • Vocals: Chris Robinson
  • Guitar: Rich Robinson
  • Guitar: Marc Ford
  • Drums: Steve Gorman
  • Bass: Sven pipien
  • Keyboard: Eddie Harsch

Studios

  • Live recordings from the Fillmore, San Francisco

Freak 'n' Roll ... Into the Fog: The Black Crowes, All Join Hands, The Fillmore, San Francisco is a live recording of a performance by American rock band The Black Crowes at the famous Fillmore (formerly Fillmore Auditorium) on August 6, 2005, originally television channel HDNet has been sent by the American high Definition and was released on DVD, Blu -ray HD and later as a sound recording on CD

The show was recorded as the second of five concerts, the Black Crowes played at the Fillmore. Besides the reunited band in spring 2005 were, as usual, Mona Lisa Young and Charity White as background singers on stage. Unusually, however, was accompanied by Dave Ellis & The Left Coast Horns, a horn section.

Title list

Staff

  • Chris Robinson - vocals, harmonica
  • Rich Robinson - guitar, vocals
  • Marc Ford - guitar, vocals
  • Steve Gorman - drums, percussion
  • Sven pipien - Bass
  • Ed Hawrysch - Keyboards
  • Mona Lisa Young - background vocals
  • Charity White - backing vocals

Left Coast Horns

  • David Ellis - tenor saxophone
  • Gavin Distasi - Trumpet
  • Joshi Marshall - alto saxophone
  • Marty Wehner - trombone

Comments

  • The order of the published and the songs played is down to an omission identical ( see below).
  • Space Captain is primarily known for the interpretation of Joe Cocker.
  • The Night They Drove Ol ' Dixie Down was written by Robbie Robertson and published by The Band.
  • A third cover version still was played in concert. Between Welcome to the Goodtimes and Jealous Again rang out as the sixth piece of the title Lovin ' Cup by the Rolling Stones, which was not published. At Wal -Mart sold in the USA CDs containing a download code for this piece.
  • The concert was divided into two halves. After My Morning Song, there was a short pause, after which the band initially returned a few songs with acoustic guitars ( and sometimes without the drums) to play.
  • For space reasons, the distribution of tracks on the double CD does not correspond to the two sets. The first piece of the second set can still be found on CD 1 (the order is, however, unchanged).
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