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Christopher Mark Robinson (born December 20, 1966 in Atlanta, Georgia), better known as Chris Robinson, is the singer of the rock and roll jam band The Black Crowes and brother of its guitarist Rich Robinson.Chris and brother Rich formed The Black Crowes in 1985. The first incarnation of the band was named Mr. Crowes Garden, playing the club circuit in Atlanta, GA. Although the Crowes have had many members over the years, the driving force behind the band has always been brothers Chris & Rich Robinson. In 1989, Mr. Crowes Garden (who had been heavily influenced by The Rolling Stones, The Faces and various other artists) made a demo cassette tape that got them signed with American Recordings.The Crowes released their first studio album Shake Your Money Maker, in 1990. On the strength of singles "Hard to Handle," "She Talks to Angels," "Jealous Again," "Twice As Hard" and "Seeing Things," the album sold millions of copies and was certified 5x platinum in 1995. "Hard to Handle" and "She Talks to Angels" both broke the Top 30 on the Billboard charts in 1990, and the crossover appeal of the songs helped catapult The Black Crowes to stardom. It is widely acknowledged that engineer Brendan O'Brien was the creative force behind their first album, and that the band struggled to live up to his vision.After replacing guitarist Jeff Cease with Marc Ford, the Crowes released their second album, The Southern Harmony and Musical Companion, in 1992. (This album title is a tribute to the shape note anthology of the same name that has been sung annually at The Big Singing in Benton, Kentucky since 1884.) The effort spawned the singles "Remedy," "Thorn In My Pride," "Sting Me," "Sometimes Salvation" and "Hotel Illness," and was certified 2x platinum. Eddie Harsch, who played on the album, became the band's permanent keyboardist beginning on the "High As the Moon" tour. The spelling of his last name is often listed as "Hawrysch."In 1994, the now six-piece Crowes offered up Amorica after scrapping an almost entirely different full-length album Tall the previous year. Though Amorica failed to produce a true hit single, the album still eventually reached Gold status, selling over 500,000 copies. Controversially, the album cover featured a photo of a woman in an American flag bikini, with her pubic hair protruding over the top. The photo, which originally appeared in Hustler magazine, created enough of a stir to force American Records to issue an alternate cover in which the offensive portion of the image was airbrushed out.Three Snakes & One Charm, the band's next album, was released in July of 1996 to consistently positive critical reviews. Following a tour that lasted through the winter of the next year, The Black Crowes entered a Nashville, TN studio in the Spring of 1997 to lay down tracks for their next release. The result was dubbed The Band and was slated for a Fall release. The band debuted some of the songs from The Band on the 1997 Deadhead-friendly Further Festival tour, but internal shake-ups prevented the album's scheduled release. Guitarist Marc Ford was dismissed from the line-up, his alleged excessive drug use cited as the reason. Bassist Johnny Colt opted to quit not long after, ending what many fans believe was their Classic Era
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