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Shake Your Money Maker by Black Crowes (The) (CD, Nov-2007, Legacy Recordings) 
Shake Your Money Maker by Black Crowes (The) (CD, Nov-2007, Legacy Recordings)

 
Shake Your Money Maker by Black Crowes (The) (CD, Nov-2007, Legacy Recordings)

Release Date: Nov 2007
Format: CD
Record Label: Legacy Recordings
Genre: Rock & Pop
UPC: 886971463521
Product ID: EPID62974205
Description: The Black Crowes: Chris Robinson (vocals); Rich Robinson, Jeff Cease (guitar); Johnny Colt (bass); Steve Gorman (drums, cymbals). Additional personnel: Brendan O'Brien (various instruments); Chuck Leavell (piano, organ); Laura Creamer (b...
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Track Listing
1. Twice as Hard
2. Jealous Again
3. Sister Luck
4. Could I've Been So Blind
5. Seeing Things
6. Hard to Handle
7. Thick N' Thin
8. She Talks to Angels
9. Struttin' Blues
10. Stare It Cold

Details
Contributing Artists:Chuck Leavell
Producer:George Drakoulias
Distributor:Sony Music Distribution (
Recording Type:Studio
Recording Mode:Stereo
SPAR Code:n/a

Album Notes
The Black Crowes: Chris Robinson (vocals); Rich Robinson, Jeff Cease (guitar); Johnny Colt (bass); Steve Gorman (drums, cymbals).
Additional personnel: Brendan O'Brien (various instruments); Chuck Leavell (piano, organ); Laura Creamer (background vocals).
Recorded at Soundscape Studios, Atlanta, Georgia; Chapel Studios, Paramount Studios & Grandmaster Studios, Los Angeles, California.
When the Black Crowes released SHAKE YOUR MONEYMAKER in 1989, the alternative music revolution was a couple of years off as hair bands and mall queens cluttered the airwaves. The Crowes' debut was a straightforward rock & roll album named for an Elmore James song and recorded by a band fronted by an impossibly skinny lead singer and a pair of riff-happy guitarists. Sure, songs such as "Sister Luck," "Twice As Hard" and "Jealous Again" may have struck a little close to the sound the Rolling Stones and Faces were trading in during the early '70s, but there was nothing contrived about the Black Crowes' music.
Despite being in their early 20's at the time, brothers Chris and Rich Robinson showed a knack for writing about soul-searching ("Seeing Things") and tragic characters ("She Talks To Angels") when they weren't busy tearing up the joint ("Thick N'Thin"). These sons of the south even turned a new generation on to fellow Georgian Otis Redding when they covered his "Hard To Handle." This album not only kicked off a controversial career but helped put Rick Rubin's fledgling label on the map.

Editorial Reviews
Included in Rolling Stone's Essential Recordings of the 90's.
Rolling Stone (05/13/1999)

4 stars out of 5 - Mighty line-dancin', s***-kickin' holy 'sheeeit' from the other Aerosmith...
Melody Maker (09/19/2000)

B+ ...their sheer energy earns 'em the right to trash it up...
Entertainment Weekly (01/25/1991)

3 Stars - Good ...the kind of streamlined, supertight groove album that bar-band dreams are made of.
Rolling Stone (05/31/1990)

Q 4 Stars - Excellent

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