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"A classic", This was their first big release. It still rocks. I give it a spin every now and again. This cd put them on the charts. Shake your money maker is one of the top 50 albums you would need if you were going to be stranded on a deserted island, I mean that is if you were bringing a cD player and would have electricity.

"A great debut full of promise. Quite unique for it's time.", With all the retro bands in the early part of the 00's coming left and right, it's a little hard to believe that Shake Your Moneymaker, 18 years down the line, would be considered a classic rock album, due to critics badmouthing it as 'retro.' Yet, it's anything but. Sure, The Black Crowes borrowed a lot from The Rolling Stones, The Faces, Humble Pie, and a bit of Motown/Stax soul, but they twist all the influences around and the result is a very fresh and and confident album that still holds to this day.

Shake Your Moneymaker begins with the 1-2 punch of Twice As Hard and Jealous Again, both songs full of British swagger and suggestive lyrics by Chris Robinson. The production is a bit lo-fi, but time would soon replace that. Other tracks such as Seeing Things and Sister Luck slow things down and show the more soulful side of the band. Guitarist Jeff Cease (who would later be fired for the more talented Marc Ford of Burning Tree) plays some excellent lead guitar, reminding one of Dickey Betts, or Mick Taylor.

The real attention grabbers on this album though, are Could I've Been So Blind, a real money-grabbing rocker, and Stare It Cold, with an orgasmic climax that keeps the listener in awe. Of course, there are a few duds. Try as I might, I can't get into She Talks To Angels. Way too Top 40 for me. Hard To Handle has been played too much on the radio to where I can't listen to it anymore, and Struttin' Blues just kinda goes nowhere. But on the whole, it's a very satisfying album. If you dig mid 70's rock and roll, you'll love this.

"Great Release", This was the first CD released by the Black Crowes. This is straightforward rock and roll. All songs are good to great, not really a stinker among them.

She Talks to Angels, Hard To Handle, Twice As Hard, and Jealous Again are the songs you SHOULD recognize from mainstream rock radio. The others are great as well.

If you like guitar rock, with that southern sound, then this is for you.



"The Black Crowes Start Off With A Bang", On their debut CD, SHAKE YOUR MONEY MAKER, the Black Crowes start off with a bang. Blending the ramshackle grace of the Stones, Free, the Faces, Humble Pie, and early solo Rod Stewart into the Southern rock sound of the Allman Brothers Band, the Marshall Tucker Band, and the Outlaws, then distilling the whole thing down to the bare-bones basics, the band packs a one-two punch with the songs "Twice As Hard" and "Jealous Again" while also making room for such great ballads as "Seeing Things", a song which, with its message of "the old days weren't always good and the future's not as bad as it seems" ethos, inspired me skip my old school's Thanksgiving dinner in order to keep myself looking good for pretty actresses. Overall, this CD is a must-own for anyone who thought that Southern rock's last great moment was the Outlaws' 1980 album GHOST RIDERS.

"good disc", this was my introduction to the black crowes, especially hard to handle. you can hear the influences in their music - the stones, aerosmith, blues influences - and they flat out jam. good stuff.