Comments on: Luther Dickinson Joins The Black Crowes

By: rick thacker

rick thacker — Sun, 08 Nov 2009 07:49:45 +0000

please call me luther {606} 625-3636

By: Linda Callicott`

Linda Callicott` — Wed, 02 Sep 2009 05:23:12 +0000

I am proud of Luther. I am also proud of Cody and Chris Chew. I know all the boys. Luther and Cody’s family were our neighbors in Hernando, MS and good friends with my son Chris, who lives in Tucson, AZ now and sees the NMAS any time they come close to where he lives. My son Chris also played football with Chris Chew in Hernando, MS. He is good friends with all three of them. However, Chew is the only one who can pick him up and give him a big bear hug. Good Luck to all you guys.

By: sam

sam — Sat, 31 Jan 2009 04:42:33 +0000

Just saw nmas in tahoe…was great…Luther is a modern master!!! Kudos to the Crowes for having a keen ear for talent like his! Im sure the new album will be better for it!

By: Paule

Paule — Sat, 15 Mar 2008 07:23:37 +0000

I love Luther with the Crowes. He compliments Rich so well….the album is aweome. As long as the Crowes have Rich and Chris, they will always be great. Hands down…….personally, i would like to thank them both for keepin the song alive. So many great songs, and whoever they put on the “lead” unquote, it always sounds so good. A lost art…………….I am a newer crowes fan, i will admit, but my god, what great music. I love the jam band thing, but the crowes bring back something that my generation has been left without……..rock n roll…..i hope the crowes know how important they are to music………thank you Mr Robinsons you have won me over forever. My first experience was Bonnaroo 2005……..it was awesome…..Blown away……so good……take care everyone……see you in the beer line…….GO YANKEES

By: Cuch

Cuch — Thu, 29 Nov 2007 14:48:40 +0000

Hey Goff, Paul was only with the band from Septemeber of Last Year. Thats not long with this epic touring band. Ive seen the Crowes too many times to count (since 91). The songs were just not the same with Paul, they made all jams shorter, guitar solos lacked bigtime. But I guess if your trying to stand in Marc Fords shoes, thats no easy thing to do. Luther should be fun. looking forward to it.

By: Yuvaraj

Yuvaraj — Thu, 29 Nov 2007 12:18:51 +0000

Hearing the name for the first time………..

By: goff.

goff. — Thu, 29 Nov 2007 01:36:26 +0000

hey cuch,

how long was paul actually with the crowes? maybe i’m talkin 1/2 my smack ’bout Ford…

hope not, cuz i kinda dig that dude, but I could def. be mistaken. Wasn’t like I was on Crowes Tour, so could be possible.(either way, Luther freaking Dickinson w/ the crowes)

By: Cuch

Cuch — Wed, 28 Nov 2007 22:11:22 +0000

Dudes, Paul was only there for a bit, just to fill in, do you think he would replace Marc Ford?? Please Marc Ford is the man. And yes Luther will be huge, but if you missed the Crowes with Marc, then you missed the Crowes.

By: Sisto

Sisto — Wed, 28 Nov 2007 21:23:00 +0000

Somewhere in America, Kurt Loder is waiting is for his phone to ring.

By: goff.

goff. — Wed, 28 Nov 2007 21:09:57 +0000

never, ever impressed with paul stacey’s guitar work. Ever, and I have a slew of black crowes shows over the years.

Perhaps, even more than Reed hopping on the TLG train, this is jam-dropping goodness for any of us who love Luther Dickinson!

I had taken the Crowes off my ‘must-see’ band list a year or so ago. Even when they came 40 minutes from my house, I decided to stay home and count carpet strands.

No more though. Luther w/ the Black Crowes is a huge announcement. NOT JUST for the jam community, but for Rock-N-Roll.

This announcement is worthy of Kurt Loder.

hell yeah!