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Did You Know?

The collaboration led to a more extensive tour with Page and The Who in summer 2000, during which Pipien was replaced by Greg Rzab.

Due to contractual issues with Columbia, Live at the Greek does not feature any of the Crowes' songs performed with Page.

Prior to the tour's two Los Angeles gigs, The Black Crowes were inducted into the Guitar Center Rockwalk, a walk of fame honoring notable musical acts and artists.

The new material is supposed to be released as a double album with an accompanying DVD that documents the recording sessions.

The album featured performances of old and new Black Crowes material mixed with covers, taken from a three-night run at The Roxy in Los Angeles in early 2006.The band released "Goodbye Daughters of the Revolution" as a lead single for the upcoming album release.

The title is a tribute to the shape note anthology of the same name that has been sung annually at The Big Singing in Benton, Kentucky, since 1884.