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JIMMY PAGE & THE BLACK CROWES THE BALLROOM BLITZ (2CD) Compact Disc Double

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JIMMY PAGE & THE BLACK CROWES
THE BALLROOM BLITZ (2CD)
Compact Disc Double

Item no. :WKM2CD077 Barcode :0823564039022 Artist :JIMMY PAGE & THE BLACK CROWES Product type :Compact Disc Double Label :WICKER MAN Release Date :07 March 2025
 
DESCRIPTION TRACK LIST

DISC ONE
1    Celebration Day  3:20
2    Custard Pie  5:13
3    Sick Again  4:59
4    No Speak No Slave  5:11
5    Wiser Time  7:27
6    What Is And What Should Never Be  5:31
7    Shake Your Moneymaker  6:19
8    Ten Years Gone  6:55
9    In My Time Of Dying  9:46
10    Your Time Is Gonna Come  5:59
  
DISC TWO
1    Remedy  5:21
2    The Lemon Song  7:47
3    Sloppy Drunk Blues  6:54
4    Oh Well  4:52
5    Shapes Of Things To Come  3:29
6    Heartbreaker  5:37
7    Hey. Hey, What Can I Do  3:44
8    Hard To Handle  3:46
9    Band Introduction  1:04
10    Out On The Tiles  3:31
11    Whole Lotta Love  5:32  
In 1999, Jimmy Page teamed up with the southern-blues rock outfit The Black Crowes for a short but memorable tour. Largely playing classic Zeppelin material alongside a handful of Crowes cuts and blues standards, the shows were a rousing success that saw Page and The Crowes feed off each other's energy, creating a dynamic that was both reverent and inventive. The more traditional material merged with The Crowes' fondness for ad-libs and jamming, and the sets were unpredictable and explosive, much to the audience’s delight.
Whilst only playing a total of 20 shows across 1999-2000 - including the NetAid benefit concert that put the collaboration on the map - the partnership remains fondly remembered and birthed the much-loved double live album Live at the Greek in 2000. But perhaps the finest show of the short tour was the first of a three-night run at New York’s Roseland Ballroom on 12th October 1999. Demonstrating Page’s exceptional guitar prowess alongside The Black Crowes' thrilling improvised live performances, the group were in unstoppable form as they powered through an audience-pleasing setlist for almost two hours.