Chris_And_Rich_Robinson-Brothers_Of_A_Feather_(Live_At_The_Roxy)-2007-EGO

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EGO

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101,31 MB

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14

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2007-08-18

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ARTIST: Chris & Rich Robinson
TITLE:  Brothers Of A Feather (Live At The Roxy)
LABEL: Eagle Records
GENRE: Rock
TIME: 76:46 min
SIZE: 101,3 MB
RIP DATE: Aug-18-2007
RELEASE DATE: Jul-10-2007
WEBSITE: n/a

Track List:

01. Horsehead                                  04:59
02. Cursed Diamond                             06:19
03. Over The Hill                              04:19
04. Magic Rooster Blues                        04:19
05. My Heart's Been Killing Me                 04:37
06. Forgiven Song                              07:54
07. Someday Past The Sunset                    04:33
08. Roll Um Easy                               03:17
09. Cold Boy Smile                             04:47
10. Driving Wheel                              06:01
11. Leave It Alone                             04:10
12. Polly                                      04:46
13. Darling Of The Underground Press           04:21
14. Thorn In My Pride                          12:24

Release Notes:

This souvenir from Chris and Rich Robinson's 2006
duo tour certifies once and for all that the
Georgia-born brothers are the Black Crowes -
everything else is rhythm section. Except for the
occasional soul-sister harmony vocals, the Robinsons
do all of the singing and picking here. It is a full
experience too: On electric guitar, Rich has a
forceful rhythmic attack - a dirty-treble cluck
dotted with rubbery whines - that drives the Crowes
songs "Horsehead" (from 1999's By Your Side) and the
recent "Magic Rooster Blues" with the mule kick of a
whole band. And the extra space around Chris' voice
is a chance to hear the controlled heat and reach in
his rasp, especially in the country-tears gear of
"My Heart's Been Killing Me" and the cover of John
Martyn's "Over the Hill." Special mention goes to
Chris' "Someday Past the Sunset," a steady, rollin'
Dixie-R&B prayer that has a great groove here but
deserves the Crowes' full electric swagger - pronto.

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