THE BLACK CROWES Share Previously Unreleased Track “Miserable”
November 10, 2023, 6 months ago
Today, world-renowned rock band, The Black Crowes, have shared the previously unreleased song "Miserable". The track is just one of the 14 never-before-released recordings off the forthcoming box set of their chart-topping sophomore album, The Southern Harmony And Musical Companion, set for release on December 15 via American Recordings/UMe.
Originally released on May 12, 1992, The Southern Harmony And Musical Companion is the second album from The Black Crowes. It charted at #1 in The United States, and #2 in Canada and The United Kingdom.
On December 1, 2023, The Black Crowes will release The Southern Harmony And Musical Companion Limited Edition Box Sets. Pre-orders can be placed now at this location.
"We revisited the archives alongside our friend George Drakoulias and created an incredibly special, super deluxe edition of our sophomore album featuring unreleased studio recordings, rare B-sides, a live performance from Sam Houston Coliseum in Houston, TX on February 6, 1993, and a newly remastered album from the original 1/4” production master," says the band. "Super deluxe 4LP and 3CD box sets include a reproduction of the original 132-page promotional hymn book featuring insights on the record and a set of lithographs of classic images from the Southern Harmony photo sessions."
CD 1 - The Southern Harmony & Musical Companion
"Sting Me"
"Remedy"
"Thorn In My Pride"
"Bad Luck Blue Eyes Goodbye"
"Sometimes Salvation"
"Hotel Illness"
"Black Moon Creeping"
"No Speak No Slave"
"My Morning Song"
"Time Will Tell"
CD 2 - More Companions: Unreleased, Outtakes And B-Sides
"99 Pounds"
"Miserable"
"Rainy Day Women No 12 & 35"
"Boomer's Story"
"Darling Of The Underground Press"
"Sting Me (Slow)"
"Bad Luck Blue Eyes, Goodbye"
"Sometimes Salvation"
"Black Moon Creeping"
CD 3 - Southern Harmony Live: November 3, 1993 Houston, TX
"No Speak No Slave"
"Sting Me"
"My Morning Song"
"Jam"
"Thorn In My Pride"
"Bad Luck Blue Eyes Goodbye"
"Black Moon Creeping"
"Hotel Illness"
"Sometimes Salvation"
"Remedy"
(Photo - Mark Seliger)
