The Black Crowes performs "Feelin' Alright" at Gathering of the Vibes Music Festival 2013

[@jccook5353]

Let's not forget the great Dave Mason wrote this for Traffic. I saw him live last year. Or year before last (COVID). He was awesome. Go see and support him if he performs near you.

[@davidsingh1816]

Yes great band and Dave Mason's best but still think Joe Cocker stole the show

[@elanelajojo7613]

I' don't need Therapy, when I'l listen Black Crowes 💯 My favorite morning song 🧘‍♀️✌🇭🇷❤💙

[@paularogers3549]

The Black Crows are fantastic no matter what they perform. Absolutely the best.

[@elanelajojo7613]

Apsolutly amazing band..💯🧘‍♀️🎶✌🇭🇷❤

[@bonitabill2596]

One of the very best live acts ever. If this makes sense, their taste in rock ‘n’ roll history is perfect for me 😊. Thanks so much for posting!

[@JasonInBuffalo]

Hot damn. I was feeling really low today and then I came across this. I will probably go back to feeling low...but at least I had seven minutes of THIS. Music is always the answer.

[@PianoTheMan]

I was there! First John Butler Trio and then Black Crowes, it was a double whammy of jammy awesomeness

[@VioletFlame-f3g]

❤ I am happy without wishing to be anywhere then RIGHT HERE listening to THIS! 💖💗🤟🏻 his voice is a one way ride to heaven, like a holy mushroom naturally found in a Forrest. They rock 🤘🏻

[@elanelajojo7613]

❤ I hear U,bro'..🧘‍♀️✌💙

[@VioletFlame-f3g]

@elanelajojo7613 why do I need be male are you crazi? :)

[@solomonoverhead]

Absolutely FABULOUS!!!!!!👍🏼

[@margaretricher4474]

I'm glad Black Crowes have been around for quite a while. They've been good since I first heard them in the early 80s. They've been keeping great songs alive and putting their own spin on it but also keeping the old artists alive. The one I really like from the early 80s was Hard to Handle that Otis Redding did in the 60s. All y'all have to remember all the songs of today almost always derived from the songs and artists from our past. In the 60s the Beatles first started with blues songs from America, as did The Who, Cream/Eric Clapton, the Rolling Stones, too many to name. Listen to a lot of their first recordings or even when they first started as bands in local taverns. They all got their influence from decades earlier, but I loved their style and they ended up making it their own. So have bands who came along in the 70s, 80s, and even now. I would only hope that this kind of music will keep making an impact on the younger generation and they will realize that music is an evolution and that we should never forget our past as far as music history goes, from Big Band era and earlier, and continue. Music is the song of our past, present and future. I know, sounds trite, but hey, I'm an old lady now who has listened, been to too many concerts, dated guys in the band, and WAY too many other stuff to even think about anymore. But I love music! Always have, always will! KEEP ROCKIN'!

[@bustabass9025]

Joe Cocker put a stamp on this groove that has yet to be equaled, much less eclipsed. Granted there are some interesting covers out there; Three Dog Night immediately comes to mind. But for the perfect match of voice, musical arrangement (isolate and follow the bass and percussion lines through one time), and depth of interpretation, Joe nails it for me every time I hear a different version! 👑🎸🎵

[@mikeanderson1370]

I'd like to think Traffic remains the best, considering they did it first. lol I do like the more rockin versions, too...but something just resonates from the original that hasn't been copied or surpassed. Other honorable mentions: Huey Lewis, Lou Rawls, 5th Dimension, Ohio Players, Bar-Kays, Jackson 5 & Isaac Hayes.

[@Tward2929]

So true. Cocker and his bands really dialed in this groove. It’s hard to teach it, you have to feel it.

[@margaretricher4474]

Dave Mason wrote this song when he was with Traffic. I had this Traffic album in the late 60s, maybe early 70s. Yes, Steve Winwood was in Traffic. But there were other groups who performed this great song besides Grand Funk Railroad, Three Dog Night, Joe Cocker … Badfinger did a really great version as did Earth, Wind & Fire. This is a song that can cross a lot of versions but will always hold up because it's a really great song! Time always will tell.

[@danisullivan1861]

I'm feeling this song ❤and I love this band .Great Vibes from Colorado. 😊

[@kilakr13]

That shirt...buffa-love. 716 !!

[@poliziagrammaticale9430]

One of the best two chord songs. Easy and fun to play

[@Tward2929]

Keep coming back to this

[@kevinlangel4444]

At first, I had my doubts. But damn...great cover!!

[@marleneseaton7057]

Awesome job on this

[@sergioamayajr.5868]

The Black Crowes, the bros with new members are due to perform at the 2020 N.O. Jazz Fest. Cannot wait! 🕺💃🍸

[@ddmcpaisley6299]

Joe Cocker Reigns Supreme Grand Funk FUNKED it out and remains me favourite version. I do love the Black Crowes and Respect their take.

[@margaretricher4474]

I believe Traffic was the first band to issue this song in 1968, written by Dave Mason. I had this vinyl LP in the late 60s). Grand Funk Railroad issued it a year or so later (also had that LP vinyl). Joe Cocker made it his own in 1969 and I think it was at Woodstock. I never got a chance to see Traffic perform this song, but I did see GFR perform it in the early 70s (GFR was at their finest in the 70s, JMO), saw Joe Cocker perform it in the late 80s. All really good … but you need to listen to Badfinger perform it on the BBC LP (pretty rare LP) … Check it out! Much better than GFR could ever do! I think it will change your mind, but it may only at the least, expand your music horizons! Enjoy!

[@mikeanderson1370]

I'd like to think Traffic remains the best, considering they did it first. lol I do like the more rockin versions, too...but something just resonates from the original that hasn't been copied or surpassed. Other honorable mentions: Huey Lewis, Lou Rawls, 5th Dimension, Ohio Players, Bar-Kays, Jackson 5 & Isaac Hayes.

[@stub2022]

Great version.

[@Tara1823]

Love his dance moves!!

[@ivanabonacicdoric3448]

he teleported himself from '60... I like his looks, his voice.. style... he is awesome

[@eddythomas5771]

make happy people.be happy and listen to "The Black Crowes''..especially the "LIVE" scene..

[@davidterry1513]

In 1986 or 87 not real sure , but I saw the crows at a Jr collage in North Alabama I was 17 they rocked the place. Then in the early 90's I saw them opening for ZZ Top.

[@melissaridner8857]

Fantastic!!!!

[@MarkKamoski]

Legit jam band right there!!!

[@rickyslickcovers9761]

if this was ever recorded it'd easily be in my top ten songs of all time

[@frasertones8519]

This WAS recorded.

[@somewherenorthofstarbase7056]

They got feeling...🙃😃🙂😀😎😎

[@rgcamsf]

Good to hear Jackie!

[@danakandtheremedy]

Gorman is a monster drummer!

[@bRad-ns6iy]

Love it!

[@gillisgreg]

By FAR my favorite band. But on that tour with Jackie Green, they dropped the backup singers for some reason. Those ladies are as much a part of the Crowes sound as Chris, and their absence was most missed on songs like Feelin Alright.

[@BradAllenTheWayFinders]

I saw them do this on Lettterman back in 95'. This was kick ass, even though no Mark Ford :( thanks for posting, aloha

[@monkeyrevolution1964]

tHE BEST VERSION EVER

[@VioletFlame-f3g]

I thought this was 2023, seriously. Misread. Not i dont know this band today and then. I love them no less, they rock the exact same. Change is good, but who can say this? Unique, souls, open minds and old school vibes. What i emobied is out there, the reason is Love, what gets destroyed grows trees.

[@ivanloncarevic6858]

Awesome..👍🏻💯🎶🎸🎸🥁🎤

[@johnpatricklayden]

I went to the gathering of the vibes the first two years in Bridgeport, warren Haynes the first year and ratdog the second year.

[@alexpajovic2177]

Absolutely fabulous is version with Marc Ford from 1994 from "Letterman show". That's homework for Jackie Greene which he will never learn!!!!!!!!!!!

[@Tom_theBaptist]

“To believe in God is to know that all the rules will be fair, and that there will be wonderful surprises.” - Ugo Betti

[@MrRochsnake]

Greaaaaaat !

[@frogeregis]

Excellent♫♫

[@rockrollfish]

the most famous rock 'n' roll band of rock 'n' roll

[@ddmcpaisley6299]

You must be out of touch.

[@vodlem]

When the Crowes first hit, Chris acknowledged the Rod & Stones comparisons but went out of his way to mention the heavy influence of Humble Pie (Steve Marriott) & the great Joe Cocker. Has any other band done 'Space Captain'? This is a great version, held back only slightly by the keyboard player, who can't quite match the groove/rhythm/tempo of the amazing Chris Stainton.

[@Mr.MT3]

I miss Vibes :(

[@matthewthompson1376]

Hell yeah

[@andreagianmarioli3173]

Fantastica

[@sixmtvthomas]

Dripping Funk !!!

[@steelyerface21]

Pretty unique SG right there on JG

[@sixmtvthomas]

Rock Soul Funk Groove All wrapped up in One Bird.....Paul Butterfield is smiling down

[@wjdavey3]

❤️🎸🎶🎵🎹🎶🎵👍😎

[@zinekhalid]

To all lovers of rock share happiness to Israël

[@Matrix-vv2qe]

rock 'n' roll + mariyuana = feelin alright !

[@kristinanadobny3001]

Che Robaaaaaaaaa

[@giulianoaloisi6710]

this is real blues brother, Sting accise

[@johnpatify]

Anyone know if there is a DVD of this live?

[@robbiejaime]

Hey, is that Jacky Green on the left side playing guitar....?

[@kcshaye]

Indeed it is. He took over when Luther was on tour with his band NMAS.

[@LadyMemphis]

Joe Cocker🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@scubagib6438]

the crowes did a much better version of this cover on letterman years earlier with a different lineup.

[@lu77xiaojun37]

swell

[@JacobDFerguson]

Doppppeee

[@mschwes5376]

If you think this is good do a search for the Crowes doing this song on Letterman. Eddie on keys and Marc Ford on lead. That is a smoking version of this song.

[@danilofonseca1318]

yeah, and chris playing the harmonica

[@hoost3056]

Gotta up the tempo just a bit and it would be perfect👍

[@emanueltadeuborges1628]

Joe Cocker's version is too much cooler!

[@muara246]

Richt n' a' Mr Scot Steven

[@ThomasMetal75]

Stop cupping the mic!

[@edfulginiti8798]

If we can't have Joe sing it, this'll do.

[@monkeyrevolution1964]

Not really , these guys are much better for sure

[@williammanning3174]

No band has or ever will do this song better than Mark Farner and...GRAND FUNK RAILROAD did!!!

[@williammanning3174]

riffman1218 I didn't forget. I didn't know anything about it. thanks for the heads up!!

[@mwells219]

Looks like the guy who runs my local tobacco shop.

[@pj2524]

Only the drummer without a beard? It's ZZTOP and I claim my prize money

[@stclemmons1969]

Crowes and ZZ Top didnt get along too well.

[@danhall2197]

Crows are a good band but this version is average...they shouldn't have bothered. Grand Funk Rail Road rocked it up the best.

[@alexthompson5446]

timing is terrible

[@StevieScotty19]

Whit the fuck ur ye on aboot???

[@michaelikomike]

Alex Thompson Either Joe Cocker passed the next day or what the fuck ur ye on about???

[@robertmuldoon9722]

Sounds like a bar band of marginal ability

[@seank7511]

That is a joke, right?

[@Grit489]

Better get a hearing test

[@tonyrobson4681]

Joe Cocker and Chris Stainton do this song much better. Tony Robson

[@daveyboy8907]

This crowd is the worst,, move man

[@henrybrimmer5855]

nowhere near Cocker.... sorry...

[@MrShakedown1972]

I love the Crowes but they look like they've been in a fight and lost....

[@MrShakedown1972]

I'm back three years later.... what was I on about?!! It's ace...

[@ElleixGaming]

@@MrShakedown1972 I'm honored to have witnessed your journey

[@ryanchase2873]

Dear Sweet Lord GOD does this Smoke. YES.