Editing The Black Crowes (section)

===First hiatus and reunion: 2002–2005===
[[File:The Black Crowes Live at the Hammerstein Ballroom.jpg|thumb|250px|right|The Black Crowes playing at the [[Hammerstein Ballroom]], 2005]]
A live album pieced together from two 2001 shows performed at Boston's Orpheum Theatre was released in August 2002. In 2004, some members of the band did reunite to play "Sometimes Salvation" with [[Gov't Mule]] at the 2004 Jammy Awards. During the hiatus, Chris Robinson released albums ''[[New Earth Mud]]'' in 2002 and ''[[This Magnificent Distance]]'' in 2004. Meanwhile, Rich Robinson formed a short-lived band called Hookah Brown before releasing his own solo album, ''[[Paper (album)|Paper]]'', in 2004.

In early 2005, the Robinson brothers and [[Eddie Harsch]] reassembled the band, bringing Marc Ford and [[Sven Pipien]] back into the fold and in the absence of founding member Steve Gorman, recruited drummer [[Bill Dobrow]], from Rich's solo band. Dobrow's tenure was short-lived, however, as Gorman rejoined the band{{clarify|date= May 2012}} during a four-night stand at the [[Tabernacle (concert hall)|Tabernacle]] in Atlanta. The reinvigorated band continued to tour throughout 2005, including a summer tour opening for [[Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers]] and five nights at [[The Fillmore]] in San Francisco. The second show at The Fillmore was filmed in high definition and released later in 2006 as ''[[Freak 'n' Roll into the Fog]]'' on DVD, [[Blu-ray Disc|Blu-ray]] and audio CD.