Soulive & Chris Robinson Perform Black Crowes Classic

Soulive’s Bowlive run continued at Brooklyn Bowl in NYC last night, where the trio was joined by a number of special guests including Chris Robinson, The Shady Horns, Adam Deitch and George Porter Jr.. Among the tunes Soulive and friends performed was The Black Crowes classic “Remedy.”

[Photo by Adam McCullough]

The Black Crowes released “Remedy” on 1992’s The Southern Harmony and Musical Companion, the band’s sophomore studio album. “Remedy” topped Billboard’s Album Rock Tracks chart for a whopping 11 weeks in May of ’92. The song was a staple of Black Crowes’ live sets, but has yet to be performed by The Chris Robinson Brotherhood. Last night’s rendition was the first time Chris sang the song in public The Black Crowes’ final show on December 14, 2013 in San Francisco.

Watch fan-shot footage of “Remedy” thanks to Bob R.:

Robinson’s time on stage last night also included covers of Traffic’s “Who Knows What Tomorrow May Bring,” Otis Redding’s “Hard To Handle,” Grateful Dead’s “Brown-Eyed Women,” Bobbie Gentry’s “Steal Away” and more. Bowlive continues tonight with announced guests George Porter Jr., Anders Osborne and The Shady Horns. A webcast is available via Nugs.TV.

Head here for our complete coverage of Tuesday night’s Bowlive show.