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Black Crowes- Jealous Again- Houston 2-93

After having flown the coop almost five years earlier, the press announcement that the Black Crowes’ fraternal core of singer Chris Robinson and guitarist Rich Robinson had arrived at a “Wiser Time” in order to mount a major 30th anniversary tour playing Shake Your Moneymaker  in 2020, was greeted with great anticipation.

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Here is a musical reminder of earlier colorful and somewhat notorious times, such as when the band got thrown off the 1990 ZZ TOP tour for lead singer Chris Robinson dissing the Texas trio’s corporate beer sponsor. Or (staying with the beer theme) when Chris got popped for after-hours consumption in a Denver area convenience store. And the Black Crowes’ concert in Houston which got stopped completely and cancelled mid-show when the PA speakers toppled into the audience. You know, the good ol’ days. –Redbeard

 

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