• Black Crowes

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    Phil Campbell (The Temperance Movement) on the Stones, Black Crowes, More
    Gary Stoller Posted On August 1, 2016


    The Temperance Movement can slow it down for some tasty ballads, but the British band makes no bones about what it does best: loud, bluesy rock and roll. “Our music and our attitude is rock and roll,” says Glasgow-born lead […]


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    Album Review
    Black Crowes – By Your Side
    Archive Posted On March 1, 1999


    It’s easy to imagine that while the neighborhood kids were playing cops and robbers or cowboys and Indians or any other such sociologically or politically incorrect children’s games, Chris and Rich Robinson had Faces and Stones record jackets littered randomly […]


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    Album Review
    Black Crowes – Three Snakes and One Charm
    Archive Posted On September 1, 1996


    I feel compelled to preface the following observations by saying I’m a reasonably unabashed fan of this band. I’ve actually seen these guys more than I have any artist (close to a dozen times), dating back to when the band […]


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