Black Crowes and Jimmy Web page Revisit Led Zeppelin’s ‘The Lemon Tune’

Jimmy Web page and the The Black Crowes are revisiting their 1999 collaboration with an expanded version of Are living on the Greek, and so they’ve simply shared a contemporary style from it—a newly unearthed are living recording of Led Zeppelin’s “The Lemon Tune.”

At the beginning recorded all over a soundcheck, this take at the Led Zeppelin II vintage captures the uncooked chemistry between Web page and the Crowes as they breathed new lifestyles into Zeppelin’s bluesy, groove-heavy subject matter. It’s considered one of a number of unreleased tracks integrated within the expanded reissue, which drops March 14.

“I’m in point of fact taking a look ahead to the soon-to-be-available liberate of Jimmy Web page & The Black Crowes subject matter from live shows in 1999,” Web page stated in a commentary. “The brand new mixes seize the collaboration of the ones ancient encounters and give you the complete explosive hobby and thrilling power of the ones alchemical moments.”

For the Black Crowes, the revel in of enjoying along Web page used to be an extraordinary and remarkable second. “The brand new Are living on the Greek field set brings the entire revel in of our paintings with Jimmy into a colourful, electrical, mystical and robust viewpoint,” frontman Chris Robinson says. “Hail, hail rock ‘n’ roll!”

Wealthy Robsinson added, “Going during the presentations and placing in combination the brand new field set has been such an out of this world dive again to that point in our historical past. It used to be a once-in-a-lifetime thrill to play those superb iconic songs with the person who composed them. The sound of the brand new mixes and further songs blew me away after I first heard them.”

The expanded version of Are living on the Greek provides 15 new tracks to the unique 2000 liberate, together with contemporary recordings of Zeppelin classics like “Custard Pie,” “You Shook Me,” and “Ten Years Long past,” in addition to further Black Crowes originals like “Treatment” and “Wiser Time.”

The announcement comes because the Black Crowes proceed a hectic stretch. Simply closing month, the not too long ago reunited band joined an all-star receive advantages live performance in Los Angeles to boost price range for wildfire reduction. Their set featured visitor appearances from rock legends John Fogerty—who joined for Creedence Clearwater Revival’s “Have You Ever Noticed the Rain?”—and Slash, who strapped on an acoustic guitar for a rendition of Led Zeppelin’s “Going to California.”

The Are living on the Greek deluxe version arrives March 14.