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Rich Robinson

Atlanta, GA

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rock Popularity: 44 Established Division

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Region: Piedmont Conference: Southeast Regional Rank: #113

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Did You Know

  • • Rich Robinson, born in Atlanta, GA, co-founded The Black Crowes with his brother Chris.
  • • He wrote the iconic guitar riff for "Jealous Again" at just 19 years old.
  • • Robinson's slide guitar work on "Remedy" became a blues-rock staple.
  • • He briefly joined Bad Company in 2002 after The Black Crowes' first breakup.
  • • Robinson formed the band Hookah Brown, showcasing a heavier, psychedelic sound.
  • • His solo album, "Paper," revealed a more introspective songwriting style.
  • • He collaborated with Joe Perry on Perry's solo album, "Have Guitar, Will Travel."
  • • Robinson spearheaded the reunion of The Black Crowes in 2005, ending their hiatus.
  • • He cited Keith Richards and Ronnie Wood as major influences on his guitar playing.
  • • Rich Robinson's song "Oh Josephine" was featured in the film "Warriors of Virtue 2".
  • • Rich Robinson co-founded The Black Crowes in Atlanta with his brother Chris while still a teenager.
  • • Robinson's open guitar tunings became a signature element of The Black Crowes' sound.
  • • He briefly left The Black Crowes in 2006 to pursue a solo career, releasing his debut album *Paper*.
  • • Robinson cited Keith Richards and Ronnie Wood as major influences on his guitar playing style.
  • • His song "She Talks to Angels" became a Black Crowes breakout hit, showcasing his songwriting.
  • • Robinson formed the band Hookah Brown in the late 1980s before The Black Crowes gained fame.
  • • He collaborated with Bad Company vocalist Paul Rodgers on his solo album *Through a Crooked Sun*.
  • • Robinson's playing style helped revive interest in Southern rock during the 1990s.
  • • He co-owns a recording studio in Woodstock, New York, where he produces his solo work.
  • • Despite band conflicts, Robinson's guitar riffs remain iconic in rock history.

Locations in Lyrics

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Falling Again
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Shipwreck
Land
The Upstairs Land
The Way Home

Rivers & Roads in Song Nearby

Interstate 20 10 Chattahoochee River 5

Connected Places

Atlanta, GA
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