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RICH ROBINSON Says He Would Love To See A BLACK CROWES Reunion

September 21, 2004

Guitarist Rich Robinson has spoken to Billboard.com about the possibility of a BLACK CROWES reunion. "I'd love to do it," he said. "[CROWES vocalist] Chris and I are brothers and I love him. It would definitely be a cool, comfortable thing to do, but I'm proud of [my new solo album] and I am glad I got to do it. Still, there's something familiar about [the CROWES]. I love those songs and the work we did together."

However, Robinson says rumors that CROWES dates are already being booked and that a boxed set is on the horizon are "not true. It's pretty funny though. I guess that means there are a lot of people that still care about the CROWES, so that's a good thing."

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