The Black Crowes - 99 lbs
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- Опубліковано 18 жов 2009
- Artist: The Black Crowes
Album: The Southern Harmony And Musical Companion
Song: 99 lbs
Lyrics:
Twenty-five pounds of pure cane sugar
She's got in each and every kiss
You wouldn't know what I'm talking 'bout
If you never had a love like this
Well, I don't mean to be frank with you all
It's a natural fact
Good things come wrapped up in small, small packages now
Well you can't argue with that
Oh, oh, yeah
Ninety-nine pounds of natural born goodness
Ninety-nine pounds of soul, oh, oh
Ninety-nine pounds of natural born goodness
Ninety-nine pounds of soul
Twenty-five pounds of tenderness
She got in each and every touch
Twenty-five pounds of understanding my woman
'Cause I was the one running 'round town worrying too much
Twenty-four pounds of Sunday
That I can't see, yeah
And it all adds up to ninety-nine big pounds
Oh, I'm talking about a feline friend
Ninety-nine pounds of natural born goodness
Ninety-nine pounds of soul
Ninety-nine pounds of natural born goodness
Ninety-nine pounds of soul
Ninety-nine pounds of natural born goodness
Ninety-nine pounds of soul
Ninety-nine pounds of natural born goodness
Ninety-nine pounds of soul
Ninety-nine pounds of natural born goodness
Ninety-nine pounds of soul
Ninety-nine pounds of natural born goodness
Ninety-nine pounds of soul
Enjoy ^^
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At the age of 13 I saw Humble Pie and then ended up being my favorite band. In 1990 when the Black Crowes came out I thought they sounded like Humble Pie and Stones. I’ve seen them 11 times and each show was better than the last one. When I got married the whole wedding party went to a BC show. This band rocks. To bad the brothers broke up such a great band!
This is miles better than the 2023 mix. God, I miss this era of the band.
Steve Marriott❤
Steve Marriott/Humble Pie is my favorite of all time, but Chris does a great job singing this.
🥧🥧is the best❤
Brilliant homage to the legendary Humble Pie
Composed by Don Bryant, first release Anne Peebles. But Humble Pie's version is so awesome. I listen over and over.
@@laabsenceofcol8079 The '70s all-female rock band, Birtha, did a killer version of this song also, but unfortunately they never recorded it. Only a bad quality live film performance.
@methaqualone5191 sounds cool. Being Australian, I missed alot of good music. Are they on utube?
Really dig this! Love the rock peace sign❣️. Chris's gritty vocals fit the tune to a T. I got the 99 pounds of sugar AND the 25 pounds of understanding if you need them. ❤
LOVE THE GUITAR PLAY ON THIS ONE THANK YOU '' BLACK CROWES ''
Marc Ford
With Jesus as your lead singer, anything is possible.
Its Jesus Chris Robinson
slowburner ,,,, has this song pegged best version ever
Loved the Crowes after hearing their first album, bought them all through "Lions" I think. This was/is my favorite.....hands down....with "Shake Your Moneymaker" & "Three Snakes & One Charm" (very underrated) close behind. This is a nice little bonus & a kick-ass tune off this one.That's one reason I immediately liked them, a 70s' "vibe"...that had been missing for me through the 80s'. You heard their influences, H. Pie, Stones, L. Zep, S. Faces, ect,. Loved em' in 91 & still do.KEEP ROCKIN' !!
Groovy cover of The Pie. Freak n Roll baby
Humble Pie's was a cover as well, originally recorded by Ann Peebles
this is f****n brilliant...steve marriott is groovin up there in heaven
Kings of rock!
fuckin sweet , B.Crowes . one of the best modern bands ever!
Sooooooooooo good!!!!
What a great Humble Pie cover!
This song was written by Don Bryant from Memphis TN for soul singer Ann Peeples. Don & Ann co-wrote "I Can't Stand The Rain" as well. Both these songs were covered by the great Steve Marriott and Humble Pie. The Crowes always sounded like The Pie.
@@gregcrabtree5398 Don is still rocking on in at 77. Here he is on Jam in the Van from just a few weeks ago.
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clocking in at 420...coincidence? i think not
@much2muchfun I can dig it. Rock on brudder. Missing Marriott & the boys today.. We need his talent out here today. The Crowes obviously worshipped at the throne of Humble Pie. OH yeaaaah!
A respectable cover of the Humble Pie original. Of course, Chris Robinson is Steve Marroitt and Rod Stewart's bastard child, so it makes perfect sense.
Ann Peebles original, Humble Pie rocked it out
@@dryrubribs It turns out that co-writer Don Bryant is still making music. Here he is with Jam in the Van just a few weeks ago. ua-cam.com/video/YIZ6OTOvUdc/v-deo.html
Not a humble pie origina,they civer it too
Pure class
Steve mariott and rod Stewart had a baby they called him Chris Robinson
fuck me! i did not know they covered pie, hell yeah too rock N roll
this is sooo.... good!
Fantastic cover!!
They are the faces
Fantastic
Okay... this was great, how have I missed this!? Wow..
lets go rock n roll people,,
Humble Dis Pie...
fuck yeah, that what i'm talkin about!
@junior7689 Humnle Pie may have covered this tune way back when and did a great job like TBC however it's really an Ann Peebles ,,,look that version up to appreciate the lyrics.. Also Look up her original version of "Somebody's on your Case" ..>This is another tune TBC covered as well.
Great song. I've been listening to this for about a week now and found it here. They lyrics aren't 100% correct though.
how do ya know he's up in heaven
Lyrics:
Ow
Huh
Huh
Huh
Twenty-five pounds
Of pure cane sugar
She's got in each
And every kiss
You wouldn't know
What I'm talking about
If you never had
A love like this
Well,
I don't mean to be
Frank with you all
It's a natural fact
Good things come in
Small packages
Yes
You can't agree with that
Well
Well I said
Ninety-nine pounds
Of natural born goodness
Y'all
Ninety-nine pounds
Of soul,
Ninety-nine pounds
Of natural born goodness
Y'all
Ninety-nine pounds
Of soul
Hey
Twenty-five pounds
Of tenderness
She got in each
And every touch
Twenty-five pounds
Of understanding my woman
Cause
I was the one running
Round town worrying too much
Twenty-four pounds
Of Sunday
Y'all
Only I can explain
Oh
It would fit all together
Ninety-nine pounds
And I'm back
Said
Ninety-nine pounds
Of natural born goodness
Y'all
Ninety-nine pounds
Of soul
Ninety-nine pounds
Of natural born goodness
Eh
Ninety-nine pounds
Of soul
Ninety-nine
Y'all
Hey
Ninety-nine
Nine
Nine
Nine
Nine
Nine
Nine
Nine
Nine
Ninety-nine pounds
Yeah
See you babe
Come on
Yeah
Ninety-nine
Y'all
Ninety-nine
Y'all
Oh
Ninety-nine
Ninety-nine
Ninety
Oh yeah
Ninety-nine pounds
Yeah
I got your ninety-nine pounds
Yeah
I got your ninety-nine
I got your ninety-nine
Nine
Nine
Ninety-nine pounds
Of natural born goodness
Ninety-nine pounds
Of soul
You got it
Its a Ann Peebles cover
Yes, an Ann Peebles song. She influenced Steve Marriot of Humble Pie and The Black Crowes have always been Humble Pie disciples.
I wonder what song Chris, Marc, and Rich were adding vocals to @ 3:47
bradical0812 that’s Amorica days bc Rich was still thin haha
My Load is 99lbs... Lol
Went from 6 to 5???
Is Marc playing lead on this ?
zerowski of course. SHMC b side. I have the Euro vinyl!
Not on the 2023 remix..😂 all but removed.
@@bmillerdrums Ah right, good to know....Jeff in the thumbnail ,wasn't sure.
Dam skippy
ezt útálom
SMD!
Chrissy Robinson King beta male
This is an absolute sin...what a shame.
At the age of 13 I saw Humble Pie and then ended up being my favorite band. In 1990 when the Black Crowes came out I thought they sounded like Humble Pie and Stones. I’ve seen them 11 times and each show was better than the last one. When I got married the whole wedding party went to a BC show. This band rocks. To bad the brothers broke up such a great band!