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 | | Though Rich Robinson was the silent brother in The Black Crowes, content to lurk in the shadows while brother Chris shot his mouth off about any and everything, he was also responsible for the vast majority of the band's riffs and songs and, according to some folks, desperate to be in the spotlight. |
 | | The self-release of Paper, where Rich sings (for the first time), plays almost all the instruments (drums and keyboards are the only things played by someone else), produces, and even uses one of his own paintings as the cover, seems to support this theory. |
 | | I guess Rich figured that you stick to what you do best, which in his case is certainly the Southern-tinged classic hard rock sound that the Crowes perfected during their decade-plus, six-album run. |
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