Sven Pipien
Bass Player for The Black Crowes
Bass Player for The Black Crowes
A proficient bass player, contributed significantly to the rock music scene through participation in the band The Black Crowes. Primarily active in the 1990s, performed on the album 'Amorica' and toured extensively with the group. Also involved in various other musical projects and collaborations.
Played bass on 'Amorica' by The Black Crowes
Touring member of The Black Crowes
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