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Telluride Blues & Brews – September 15, 16, 17 – Telluride Town Park

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Post Date September 27, 2017
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It was yet another great year in Telluride and Steve Gumble and his crew outdid themselves again. Falling in mid-September, Blues & Brews always brings with it that bittersweet realization that Summer doesn’t last forever and Fall is right around the corner as fans are delighted by old favorites, turned on to up-and-comers, and reminded again why Telluride is one of the most special places in the world.

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Joe Walsh & Bad Company – May 15 – Red Rocks Amphitheatre

Post Author By Nate Todd
Post Date May 20, 2016
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It’s always exciting to go to your first Red Rocks show of the season and although the sky looked a bit threatening, it didn’t stop throngs of the dad-rock faithful from flocking to the legendary venue. While it was an older crowd, seeing as it was Joe Walsh and Bad Company, it was a party crowd. For the most part, the “One Hell of a Night” tour lived up to its name, even though at some points it seemed like the “One Half of a Night” tour.

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Telluride Blues & Brews – September 18th-20th – Telluride Town Park

Post Author By listenupdenver
Post Date October 1, 2015
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The Listen Up Denver! crew rolled into Telluride with one simple intention: Do not take this for granted. We were in Telluride! Man, it was amazing! The weather was epic, the beer flowed freely and the music, oh the music. The footprints of musicians including Rich Robinson, Sharon Jones, and Otis Taylor dotted the stage throughout the weekend, and while the sun warmed the day, clear and starry skies cooled off the evenings and the dancing lasted till the wee hours of the morning.

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Telluride Blues & Brews Announces 2015 Lineup

Post Author By Nate Todd
Post Date May 14, 2015
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Rich Robinson’s “Ceaseless Sight” Helps Him To Shape A New Musical Identity

Post Author By James Dumm
Post Date June 25, 2014
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For an artist who has spent the better part of 25 years enjoying success on the road and in the recording studio as a founding member of The Black Crowes, one could assume that leaving the nest might be a scary proposition for Rich Robinson. If the music on “The Ceaseless Sight” is any indication, Robinson is shaping an entirely new musical identity. We sat down with Robinson to get the story behind the album more.

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The Black Crowes – November 13th – Ogden Theatre

Post Author By Gary Mellini
Post Date November 18, 2013
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Any time the line to enter The Ogden stretches down Colfax and around the corner onto Odgen Street you know you have a crowd eager to see one of their favorite bands. This was certainly the case last Wednesday night as a dedicated and seasoned crowd showed up early on a beautiful fall evening. As the veteran crowd filed into the theater, the vibe at first was very mellow but anticipation quickly grew and became electric as we waited to see one of America’s greatest Rock and Roll bands.

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Rich Robinson Talks Zeppelin, Howard Zinn, & The Occupy Movement

Post Author By Brian Turk
Post Date February 3, 2012
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Rich Robinson is currently in the midst of a European Tour and though he has no Colorado dates currently on his schedule, we thought we would share this conversation that our own Brian Turk had with Rich back in November on the heels of an incredible show at The Soiled Dove. Robinson discusses his guitar collection, playing with some of his idols, recording his most recent record, and he even shares some of his political views.

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Black Crowes Founder Rich Robinson Chronicles His Personal Life On New CD

Post Author By Marquee Magazine
Post Date November 3, 2011
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Rich Robinson’s last album Paper ended with the song “It’s Over” and a line about “traveling out of my safety balloon.” And his newest album Through A Crooked Sun, which was released just last month, starts with the song “Gone Away” and the lyric “I fell the distance of the deepest canyon drop.”