Watch Jack White bring out The Black Crowes’ Chris Robinson to cover Free’s ‘I’m A Mover’

Jack White brought out The Black Crowes frontman Chris Robinson to cover Free’s ‘I’m A Mover’ in Chicago this week – watch footage below. READ MORE: Jack White – ‘Frozen Charlotte’ review: cheeky classic rock meant for the stage White performed at Radius on Thursday night (July 23), where Robinson made a surprise appearance midway through the set to take lead vocals on the 1969 blues-rock track. With Robinson handling vocal duties, White was able to focus on guitar as the pair delivered a raw, high-energy rendition of the song alongside his touring band. It was the first time that either musician has publicly played the song, and it came on the latest date of White’s current North American tour, in support of his seventh solo record, ‘Frozen Charlotte‘, which was released earlier this month. Watch footage from the performance here: ‘I’m A Mover’ originally appeared on Free’s debut album, ‘Tons Of Sobs‘, which was released in 1969. The band featured vocalist Paul Rodgers and guitarist Paul Kossoff, and would later find widespread success with their 1970 single ‘All Right Now’. Elsewhere during the show, White continued the blues-heavy theme by covering Robert Johnson’s ‘Phonograph B...