Freak 'n' Roll ... Into the Fog

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Freak 'n' Roll ... Into the Fog
Live album by The Black Crowes

Publication
(s)

March 2006 (DVD), September 2006 (CD)

Label (s) Eagle Rock Entertainment

Format (s)

DVD , CD , Blu-ray HD

Genre (s)

skirt

Title (number)

19th

running time

approx. 150 min.

occupation

Studio (s)

  • Recorded live from the Filmore, San Francisco
chronology
The Lost Crowes
(2006) 		Freak 'n' Roll ... Into the Fog Warpaint
(2008)

Freak 'n' Roll ... Into the Fog: The Black Crowes, All Join Hands, The Fillmore, San Francisco is a concert recording of a performance by the American rock band The Black Crowes at the famous The Fillmore (formerly Fillmore Auditorium ) on August 6, 2005 , which was originally broadcast by the American high definition TV broadcaster HDNet and was then released as 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. In addition to the band reunited in spring 2005, Mona Lisa Young and Charity White were on stage as background singers, as usual. What was unusual, however, was the accompaniment by Dave Ellis & The Left Coast Horns, a brass group.

Track list

  1. (Only) Halfway to Everywhere
  2. Sting Me
  3. No speak no slave
  4. Soul singing
  5. Welcome to the good times
  6. Jealous Again
  7. Space Captain (Matthew Moore)
  8. My Morning Song
  9. Sunday Night Buttermilk Waltz
  10. Cursed Diamond
  11. She Talks to Angels
  12. Wiser time
  13. Non fiction
  14. Seeing things
  15. Hard to handle
  16. Let me share the ride
  17. Mellow Down Easy
  18. Remedy
  19. The Night They Drove Ol 'Dixie Down (Robbie Robertson)

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 - backing vocals
  • Charity White - background vocals

Left Coast Horns

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

Remarks

  • The order of the songs published and played is identical with one exception (see below).
  • Space Captain is best known for the interpretation by Joe Cocker .
  • The Night They Drove Ol 'Dixie Down was written by Robbie Robertson and published by The Band .
  • A third cover version was played during the concert. Between Welcome to the Good Times and Jealous Again , the sixth track was the Rolling Stones 'Lovin' Cup , but it was never released. CDs sold at Wal-Mart in the United States included a download code for that piece.
  • The concert was split in half. After My Morning Song there was a short break, then the band returned to play some songs with acoustic guitars (and sometimes without drums).
  • For reasons of space, the distribution of the pieces on the double CD does not match the two sets. The first track of the second set can still be found on CD 1 (but the order is unchanged).

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