Biografía:
Banda formada en 1986 por los hermanos Chris y Rich Robinson, bajo el nombre de Mr. Crowe’s Garden. En 1990 editan su debut Shake Your Money Maker con un éxito considerable, sobre todo a partir de la edición del single Hard To Handle, original del cantante de soul Otis Redding.
Conocidos por su visión personal de la escena musical y los polémicos comentarios del cantante, su segundo disco, The Southern Harmony And Musical Companion, editado en 1992
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Otras canciones:
- A Conspiracy
- Appaloosa
- Cold Boy Smile
- Conspiracy
- Descending
- Drivin Wheel
- Fork In The River
- Girl From A Pawnshop
- Good Friday
- Goodbye Daughters Of The Revolution
- Greenhorn
- Hard To Handle
- Heavy
- If It Ever Stops Raining
- Jealous Again
- Locust Street
- Losing My Mind
- My Hearts Killing Me
- Oh Josephine
- Oh Sweet Nuthin
- Remedy
- Roll Old Jeremiah
- Saddle My Pony
- Seeing Things
- She
- She Gave Good Sunflower
- She Talks To Angels
- Sister Luck
- Smile
- Sometimes Salvation
- Soul Singing
- Space Captain
- Sting Me
- Theres Gold In Them Hills
- Tornado
- Twice As Hard
- Wiser Time
¡Cuatro años de duro trabajo!Este mes de mayo cumplimos cuatro años al aire. Seguimos trabajando en la difusión de este maravilloso instrumento, ¡gracias por participar en nuestra historia!
Hey Folks... This is The Black Crowes version of Gram Parson's "SHE"
This song has been covered by so many, including Emilou Harris, but I think
The Crowes do a great job on this... Especially Chris with Rich on Harmony.
She - written by Gram Parsons Chris Ethridge
The intro is really a step down from the formation of the Em
Tab here: Play the Em, then strum stepping down 1 fret at a time on D string
|---------------------------|
|-----------------1---------|
|-------------0---0---------|
|-2---1---0---0---2---------|
|-2---2---2---3---3---------|
|-0---0---0---x---3---------|
I actually play this each time I reach the Em. It somewhat emulates
what Rich Robinson does, when playing this song in open G..
INTRO – Em - Ebm - D – Db - C – G
x2
VERSE-1
G F#m Bm
She she came from the land of the cotton
Em Em7 C G…
Land that was nearly forgotten by everyone
G F#m Bm
And She worked and she slaved so hard
Em Em7 C G…
A big old field was her back yard in the delta sun
F C G
Oh… Oh, but she sure could sing
F C G
Oh… Oh, she sure could sing
VERSE-2
G F#m Bm
He… He looked down and he took a little pity
Em Em7 C G…
The whole town swore they knew it was to help her some
G F#m Bm
And he… He didn't mind if she wasn't very pretty
Em Em7 C G…
For deep inside his heart he knew She was the only one
CHORUS
F C G
Oh… Oh, but she sure could sing
F C G
Oh… Oh, she sure could sing
BRIDGE
D
She had faith, she had believin’
G
Led all the people together in singin’
D
And she prayed every night to the Lord up above
C G6 A7 A7 C D
Hal… le… lu-jah Halle… lu… jah
VERSE-3
G F#m Bm
They… Used to walk singing songs by the river
Em Em7 C G…
Even when she knew for sure She had to go away
G F#m Bm
She, she never knew what her life had to give her
Em Em7 C G…
She never had to think about it For one single day
CHORUS
BRIDGE
Repeat VERSE-1
CHORUS X 2 to End
This song has been covered by so many, including Emilou Harris, but I think
The Crowes do a great job on this... Especially Chris with Rich on Harmony.
She - written by Gram Parsons Chris Ethridge
The intro is really a step down from the formation of the Em
Tab here: Play the Em, then strum stepping down 1 fret at a time on D string
|---------------------------|
|-----------------1---------|
|-------------0---0---------|
|-2---1---0---0---2---------|
|-2---2---2---3---3---------|
|-0---0---0---x---3---------|
I actually play this each time I reach the Em. It somewhat emulates
what Rich Robinson does, when playing this song in open G..
INTRO – Em - Ebm - D – Db - C – G
x2
VERSE-1
G F#m Bm
She she came from the land of the cotton
Em Em7 C G…
Land that was nearly forgotten by everyone
G F#m Bm
And She worked and she slaved so hard
Em Em7 C G…
A big old field was her back yard in the delta sun
F C G
Oh… Oh, but she sure could sing
F C G
Oh… Oh, she sure could sing
VERSE-2
G F#m Bm
He… He looked down and he took a little pity
Em Em7 C G…
The whole town swore they knew it was to help her some
G F#m Bm
And he… He didn't mind if she wasn't very pretty
Em Em7 C G…
For deep inside his heart he knew She was the only one
CHORUS
F C G
Oh… Oh, but she sure could sing
F C G
Oh… Oh, she sure could sing
BRIDGE
D
She had faith, she had believin’
G
Led all the people together in singin’
D
And she prayed every night to the Lord up above
C G6 A7 A7 C D
Hal… le… lu-jah Halle… lu… jah
VERSE-3
G F#m Bm
They… Used to walk singing songs by the river
Em Em7 C G…
Even when she knew for sure She had to go away
G F#m Bm
She, she never knew what her life had to give her
Em Em7 C G…
She never had to think about it For one single day
CHORUS
BRIDGE
Repeat VERSE-1
CHORUS X 2 to End
The Black Maria
The Black Pony
The Black Rabbit (...)
The Black Ryder
The Black Seeds
The Blancks
The Blancos
The Bland
The Blank Minds
The Blank Theory