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• Robbie Walsh from Scranton PennsylvaniaWhen my first band- ninth grade- played in the school talent show, which was the first time playing anywhere, we did Evil Woman, after we played ( some how), Toad from wheels of fire. All went well until I opened my mouth to sing it...... That was something else!!!!! Anyway you need to start somewhere and eleven years later, I played on American Bandstand, Solid Gold and Friday’s live, all with Chubby Checker- as fate would have it. Eight years later, toured with Noel Redding.Not huge stuff, but reasonably nice. All about the stories, and I never forgot Evil Woman. A few years after the talent show, we met a fellow who said he played in Crow and we said” you did!!!?. It was not THAT Crow. Love, Peace and Happiness to the whole world!!
• Robert from FloridaA great memory from my senior year. The bass player was awesome. The whole arrangement was good. Anyone else graduate in 1970? If so, you will remember driving your car home and hearing this on your radio!
• Barry from Sauquoit, NyOn October 18th 1969, "Evil Woman Don't Play Your Games with Me" by Crow entered Billboard's Hot Top 100 chart at position #88; and eleven weeks later on January 4th, 1970 it peaked at #19 {for 2 weeks} and spent 15 weeks on the Top 100...
  The Minneapolis-based quintet had two other Top 100 records, "Cottage Cheese" {peaked at #56 in 1970} and "Don't Try to Lay No Boogie Woogie on the King of Rock and Roll" {reached #52 in 1970}.

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