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The Black Crowes  Main Performer

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1 Twice as Hard Robinson/Robinson 4:10
2 Jealous Again Robinson/Robinson 4:35
3 Sister Luck Robinson/Robinson 5:13
4 Could I've Been So Blind Robinson/Robinson 3:44
5 Seeing Things Robinson/Robinson 5:18
6 Hard to Handle Isbell/Jones/Reddin 3:08
7 Thick N' Thin Robinson/Robinson 2:44
8 She Talks to Angels Robinson/Robinson 5:30
9 Struttin' Blues Robinson/Robinson 4:09
10 Stare It Cold Robinson/Robinson 5:15
11 Don't Wake Me [*] Robinson/Robinson 3:33
12 She Talks to Angels [Acoustic][*] Robinson/Robinson 6:20
13 Mercy, Sweet Moan [*]   1:19
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Shake Your Money Maker

Audio Compact Disc [Bonus Tracks]

Style: Rock & Roll

Shake Your Money Maker

UPC: 886971463521

Release Date: 11/13/2007

Original Release Date: 11/13/2007

Tracks: [Twice as Hard, Jealous Again, Sister Luck, Could I've Been So Blind, Seeing Things, Hard to Handle, Thick N' Thin, She Talks to Angels, Struttin' Blues, Stare It Cold, Don't Wake Me [*], She Talks to Angels [Acoustic][*], Mercy, Sweet Moan [*]]
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Steve Huey

The Black Crowes' debut album, Shake Your Money Maker, might borrow heavily from the bluesy hard rock grooves of the Rolling Stones and Faces (plus a bit of classic soul), but the band gets away with it due to sharp songwriting and an ear for strong riffs and chorus melodies, not to mention the gritty, muscular rhythm guitar of Rich Robinson and brother Chris' appropriate vocal swagger. Unlike their later records, the Crowes don't really stretch out and jam that much on Money Maker, but that helps distill their virtues into a handful of memorable singles ("Jealous Again," "She Talks to Angels," a cover of Otis Redding's "Hard to Handle"), and most of the album tracks maintain an equally high standard. Shake Your Money Maker might not be stunningly original, but it doesn't need to be; it's the most concise demonstration of the fact that the Black Crowes are a great, classic rock & roll band. [The 1998 reissue offers "Don't Wake Me," "Mercy, Sweet Moan," and an acoustic version of "She Talks to Angels" as bonus tracks.] ~ Steve Huey, Rovi