Looks like fun!

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Chris Robinson Brotherhood wrapped up their three-night New Year’s run at Terrapin Crossroads in San Rafael, CA, last night and offered up a second set of all Rolling Stones tunes.
After a first set of mostly originals, Robinson and company returned for set two, which ran through a number of Stones classics, including the live CRB live debuts of “Loving Cup,” “Love in Vain,” “Time Waits for No One,” “(I Can’t Get No) Satisfaction,” “Star Star” and “Silver Train,” and the night was rounded out with an encore of “Sweet Virginia.”
See the full setlist below.
Chris Robinson Brotherhood
Terrapin Crossroads, San Rafael, CA
Set I: Vibration & Light Suite, Behold the Seer, Roan County Banjo, The Chauffeur’s Daughter, High is Not the Top, Hark the Herald Hermit Speaks, New Cannonball Rag, Boppin’ the Blues, Reflections on a Broken Mirror, Tough Mama, Ride
Set II: Loving Cup*, Let It Bleed, Love in Vain*, Time Waits for No One*, (I Can’t Get No) Satisfaction*, Star Star*, Hot Suff, Silver Train*, It’s Only Rock ‘n’ Roll (But I Like It)
Enc: Sweet Virginia
Notes: *debut

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Great, I’m going to see him in Paradiso this year.

Funny, and it looks like one of the Black Crowes' guitarists played with Gov't Mule last night during their covers set. Cool Stones set.

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Funny, and it looks like one of the Black Crowes' guitarists played with Gov't Mule last night during their covers set. Cool Stones set.

Jackie Greene is a fine guiter player but was one of many guitar players who played in the Black Crowes but was really just a hired hand IMHO. He was in the final version of the band before they broke up, Marc Ford and Audley Freed were really the "other" guitar players in that band.

Nice!

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Looks like fun!

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Thanks, Spike! I checked his tourdates
and will go to Hamburg in March.
I always liked the early Crowes.

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Funny, and it looks like one of the Black Crowes' guitarists played with Gov't Mule last night during their covers set. Cool Stones set.

Jackie Greene is a fine guiter player but was one of many guitar players who played in the Black Crowes but was really just a hired hand IMHO. He was in the final version of the band before they broke up, Marc Ford and Audley Freed were really the "other" guitar players in that band.

I thought Jeff Cease, Marc Ford and Luther Dickinson were the «real» other players.



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I'd pay good money to see the Stones play that set.

Love this band, see them live if you can they put on a great show.

If you like early Crowes, go see Chris's brothers band The Magpie Salute.

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Wow! You're not kidding, Omission sounds exactly like the Crowes

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Funny, and it looks like one of the Black Crowes' guitarists played with Gov't Mule last night during their covers set. Cool Stones set.

Jackie Greene is a fine guiter player but was one of many guitar players who played in the Black Crowes but was really just a hired hand IMHO. He was in the final version of the band before they broke up, Marc Ford and Audley Freed were really the "other" guitar players in that band.

I thought Jeff Cease, Marc Ford and Luther Dickinson were the «real» other players.

Cease was only in the band for a few years and while Dickinson lasted almost 4 years he already had his own band with North Mississippi Allstars who are amazing in their own right. I am a big fan of NMA and the Dickinson Brothers.

Lovin' cup

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Love in Vain

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If you like early Crowes, go see Chris's brothers band The Magpie Salute.

[themagpiesalute.com]

Agreed! Saw them in Paradiso(Amsterdam), last summer, and they absolutely burn.
And this one is with Marc Ford, btw.

CRB doing Loving Cup
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If you like early Crowes, go see Chris's brothers band The Magpie Salute.

[themagpiesalute.com]

Agreed! Saw them in Paradiso(Amsterdam), last summer, and they absolutely burn.
And this one is with Marc Ford, btw.

saw them in Richmond va. great stuff

Sure, the set list is phenomenal but...
I think you have to be flying high to enjoy this CRB.
Not my bag, baby.

When the Black Crowes were semi-sober they flat-out @#$%& cooked and were unbeatable live.

When they weren't...eh.

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spikenyc
If you like early Crowes, go see Chris's brothers band The Magpie Salute.

[themagpiesalute.com]

Agreed! Saw them in Paradiso(Amsterdam), last summer, and they absolutely burn.
And this one is with Marc Ford, btw.

saw them in Richmond va. great stuff

+2, saw them here in Boston and they put on a great show. It was great to see Rich and Marc playing together again. You can also buy the show you attended from the Nugs website. Rich wants to record a double album of original material this year so something to look forward to.

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If you like early Crowes, go see Chris's brothers band The Magpie Salute.

[themagpiesalute.com]

Agreed! Saw them in Paradiso(Amsterdam), last summer, and they absolutely burn.
And this one is with Marc Ford, btw.

saw them in Richmond va. great stuff

+2, saw them here in Boston and they put on a great show. It was great to see Rich and Marc playing together again. You can also buy the show you attended from the Nugs website. Rich wants to record a double album of original material this year so something to look forward to.

What website is that? Never heard of it...
Are European gigs for sale as well?

You can watch past live shows on Nugs.net
Here:
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If you like early Crowes, go see Chris's brothers band The Magpie Salute.

[themagpiesalute.com]

Agreed! Saw them in Paradiso(Amsterdam), last summer, and they absolutely burn.
And this one is with Marc Ford, btw.

saw them in Richmond va. great stuff

+2, saw them here in Boston and they put on a great show. It was great to see Rich and Marc playing together again. You can also buy the show you attended from the Nugs website. Rich wants to record a double album of original material this year so something to look forward to.

What website is that? Never heard of it...
Are European gigs for sale as well?

There is a link on the Magpie Salute website that takes you to Nugs but I only see U.S. concert dates shown

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Thx!

Yep; USA gigs only, apparently.

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Sure, the set list is phenomenal but...
I think you have to be flying high to enjoy this CRB.
Not my bag, baby.

When the Black Crowes were semi-sober they flat-out @#$%& cooked and were unbeatable live.

When they weren't...eh.

I agree. I am a big Crowes fan and usually really like Chris' work, but he hasn't aged well. The CRB just bore me. They sound like a mellowed Dead cover wannabe band. Never really scorching. This Stones set for the most part is terrible. Very geriatric safe and uninspired renditions. Particularly, Satisfaction and Star Star. They sound like a uninspired bad bar band. Tepid playing to a crowd that is just there to party and not really there to see the CRB... or so it seems that way from the video.

Magpie is the real deal. Great hard rocking musicians, and Mark Ford ripping it up.

Magpie are in the studio now. Working on their next album co-written by Rich and Marc.