Black Crowes Bust Out Quinn The Eskimo In Alabama
By Scott Bernstein Sep 25, 2013 • 1:00 pm PDT
The Black Crowes‘ fall tour rolled into Huntsville, AL last night for a performance at the Mark C. Smith Concert Hall. The band continues to dig deep through their repertoire and dusted off a Bob Dylan cover for the first time since 2009 at the Huntsville show. 
Chris Robinson and Co. opened their set with only the second “Nebakanzer” of 2013. They followed that up with the second “Cypress Tree” of the year before moving onto more familiar ground with “Hotel Illness,” “Jealous Again” and “Oh Josephine.” Following an 18-minute “Wiser Time,” the Black Crowes took “Quinn The Eskimo” off the shelf for its first performance since December 1, 2009. The main set came to a close with a string of “Soul Singing,” “Remedy” and “Hard To Handle”/”Hush,” while “Oh Well” (Fleetwood Mac) served as the encore.
Watch a version of “Quinn The Eskimo” from 2008 as shot by our own Jake Krolick:
