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“You make one record, and now you have your own fried chicken restaurant and your own hovercraft company!” The Black Crowes reflect on success and longevity, and answer the question: Why do they still bother making albums?

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“You make one record, and now you have your own fried chicken restaurant and your own hovercraft company!” The Black Crowes reflect on success and longevity, and answer the question: Why do they still bother making albums?

After decades of feuding and fall-outs, The Black Crowes’ Chris and Rich Robinson have found a groove of brotherly love and rock bravado

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