Brothers Of A Feather, Chris & Rich Robinson, Black Crowes: Live at the Roxy 2LP
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Brothers Of A Feather, Chris & Rich Robinson: Live at the Roxy
2 LP
180 Gramm Vinyl
Klappcover / gatefoldsleeve
neu & versiegelt / new & sealed
sofort lieferbar / on stock
Label: Silver Arrow
Date of Release: 30.01.2020
Before regrouping as the Black Crowes in 2007, founding members/brothers Chris and Rich Robinson toured as a duo, with occasional support from two female backing singers, playing small venues. The highlights of a three-night stand at LA's Roxy are compiled here and they are a revelation. Crowes' fans will obviously be thrilled, but this is just as impressive for those who never warmed up to the band's gritty, sometimes shambling Southern blues rock.
The set list concentrates on obscurities from the Crowes' catalog and a few stragglers from each brother's solo work. Covers of offbeat folkish material such as "Driving Wheel" (best known through Tom Rush's version), John Martyn's "Over the Hill" and Gene Clark's "Polly," along with Lowell George's "Roll Um Easy," show the Robinson siblings' confidence and willingness to dig far under the surface for gems that wouldn't typically be included in their group's more electrified shows.
"Chris sings with gritty soul, putting his natural rasp to terrific use as he tears into the material with a passion even Crowes fans likely haven't previously experienced. A closing 'Thorn in My Pride' runs in excess of 12 minutes and, like the rest of the show, reverberates with a fervor and intensity that has heretofore remained hidden in the Black Crowes' existing recordings." — Hal Horowitz
Tracklist:
Side 1
1. Horsehead
2. Cursed Diamond
3. Over The Hill
4. Magic Rooster Blues
Side 2
1. My Heart’s Been Killing Me
2. Forgiven Song
3. Someday Past The Sunset
4. Roll Um Easy
Side 3
1. Cold Boy Smile
2. Driving Wheel
3. Leave It Alone
4. Polly
Side 4
1. Darling Of The Underground Press
2. Thorn In My Pride
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