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The Black Crowes

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Live at Landgraaf 1993

Performing in support of their “The Southern Harmony and Musical Companion” album, and with a lineup that includes the Robinson brothers as well as guitarist Marc Ford, the Black Crowes deliver a remarkable set on May 31, 1993 at the Pinkpop Festival in Holland.

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Brothers of a Feather
Shake Your Moneymaker Holland, 1990
Amsterdam Sessions 1996
Brothers of a Feather
Shake Your Moneymaker Holland, 1990
Amsterdam Sessions 1996

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Wiser for the Time

You’ll be hard-pressed to spot any smiles on the faces of the Black Crowes during their otherwise convincing performance on Nov. 17, 1996 at Bullet Sound Studios in Amsterdam. When he teases drummer Steve Gorman for causing the band to pause amid “Better When You’re Not Alone,” singer Chris Robinson finally manages a grin that spreads to a few of his colleagues for the briefest of moments. Largely, however, we see six individuals who don’t appear to like one another much — and seem allergic to having fun while playing together.

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When the Healing Has Begun

Though breaking up is said to be hard to do, getting back together appears to be much easier. At least in the world of rock and pop, where reunions are de rigueur and often translate into big paydays. Akin to what happened with the stigma associated with artists who license songs to advertisements, the cynicism that once greeted reformations has faded. The notion of “selling out” by staging a reunion now feels as antiquated as the cassingle.

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A Charming Mess

Forget about peace, love and understanding. Brothers in rock ‘n’ roll bands aren’t meant to get along. The unwritten rule stretches back to the Everly Brothers, whose siblings, Phil and Don, cemented their disdain for one another by breaking up on stage in 1973. Similar feuds between Liam and Noel Gallagher (Oasis), Ray and Dave Davies (Kinks), William and Jim Reid (The Jesus and Mary Chain) and Gary and Van Conner (Screaming Trees) have become as famous as their respective groups’ music.

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