Jack White jams with Chris Robinson in Chicago

Jack White brought out Black Crowes singer Chris Robinson as a guest during a concert stop in Chicago.

Jack White invited Chris Robinson onstage at the Radius venue in Chicago. The pair covered the 1970s blues-rock song "I'm a Mover" by Free.

White handled guitar duties while Robinson sang lead. The performance was shared in a video posted by White.

White later played a solo cover of Robert Johnson's "Phonograph Blues." The show formed part of his ongoing tour that began July 10 and runs through the fall.

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