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Watch Rare Footage of Jimmy Page, Aerosmith and Black Crowes’ Set at Café De Paris

A vintage and somewhat rough recording of a historic gem surfaced on YouTube recently. In 1999 the Black Crowes had teamed up with Led Zeppelin guitarist for a run of dates. One of the gigs they did was in a night club in London England with plenty of other guests.

During the performance, members from Aerosmith came on the stage and jammed with Jimmy Page including Steven Tyler and Joe Perry.

The recording unfortunately has poor audio, but captures an absolutely kick ass show and meeting of legends.

Jimmy Page with The Black Crowes
00:00 – Introduction by John McEnroe
02:00 – Shake Your Money Maker
Missing – Sloppy Drunk
Missing – Woke Up This Morning
07:21 – In My Time Of Dying
18:03 – Oh Well
22:52 – Whole Lotta Love

Jimmy Page with Guy Pratt and Michael Lee
27:50 – Dazed And Confused

Jimmy Page with Guy Pratt, Michael Lee, Steven Tyler and Joe Perry
36:48 – Train Kept A Rollin’
40:19 – Heartbreaker

Jimmy Page with – Guy Pratt, Michael Lee, Steven Tyler and Joe Perry, Rich Robinson and Chris Robinson
46:39 – You Shook Me

Thanks to Amorica – Womb of the Free for the footage!

Watch Black Sabbath Parody Jazz Sabbath Live at Rockpalast

There have been a number of interesting tribute acts to emerge over the last decade that have gone beyond simply covering the band’s catalog, but rather have reinterpreted their music. Jazz Sabbath is one of these acts.

Jazz Sabbath, who boasts a member that played with Black Sabbath and Ozzy Osborne, is Black Sabbath tribute act that plays Sabbath tunes in the style of, you guessed it—jazz. The band formed in 2020 and does stellar takes on the rock classics. The band has a funny shtick where they purport that they wrote all the tunes and “that other band” stole their songs.

SETLIST
1. Fairies Wear Boots
2. Snowblind
3. Evil Woman
4. Behind The Wall Of Sleep
5. Rat Salad
6. Iron Man
7. Changes
8. N.I.B.
9. Paranoid
10. Children Of The Grave

Adam Wakeman (keys)
Jack Tustin (bass)
Dylan Howe (drums)

Thanks to WDR Rockpalast for the set!

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Reliving the Dead: Listen to the Grateful Dead’s Second Set in Chicago – 2/19/1973 SBD

Are you ready to experience the magic of the Grateful Dead all over again?

Join us on this incredible journey as we go back to the year 1973 and relive some of the most iconic performances from one of the greatest rock bands of all time. We know you love the Dead just as much as we do, and that’s why we’re bringing these unforgettable concerts back to life. Imagine yourself in the crowd, surrounded by the energy and excitement of the Dead’s legendary shows. Whether you’re a die-hard fan who was there back in the day, or a newcomer discovering the Dead for the first time, this series is the ultimate tribute to their amazing legacy. So grab a seat and let’s relive the Dead together!

Tonight’s stop on the 1973 tour is Chicago, IL at the International Amphitheatre on February 19th. Unfortunately only a partial recording of the second set has survived the last 50 years. Luckily the set is a hot one and includes an incredible “Eyes of the World.” Hard to believe that the Dead debuted this monster just 10 days earlier.

Set 2
He’s Gone>
Truckin>
Other One>
Eyes>
China Doll
Sugar Magnolia

Encore
Casey Jones

Follow the the Dead on the 1973 tour over on the Jam Buzz YouTube channel.

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Watch Joe Russo’s Almost Dead’s Acoustic Set at the Cap – 1/29/2023 Video

Joe Russo’s Almost Dead finished up their 10th anniversary run at the Capitol Theater in grand style last night. After getting the crowd warmed up with a few tunes including a rocking “St. Stephen,” JRAD pulled an audible and switched from electric to acoustic for the remainder of the first set.

12 minutes deep into “St. Stephen,” the stage crew started assembling a second kit for the band. Four minutes later, JRAD transitioned to an acoustic cover of Waylon Jennings’ “Only Daddy That’ll Walk.”

(partial first set)
00:00 St Stephen
12:08 Acoustic turnover
16:07 Only Daddy That’ll Walk
21:30 Dire Wolf
27:00 Uncle John’s Band
33:10 King Solomon’s Marbles
43:15 Uncle John’s Band
44:44 It Takes a Lot to Laugh, It Takes a Train to Cry
54:00 Wharf Rat
01:04:07 Jack-A-Roe

Thanks to monihampton for the great balcony footage!


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