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Contents: [Part of the 'BACK TO THE 90s ROCK' Campaign, First Edition ] The Black Crowes' landmark debut album, 'Shake Your Money Maker,' released in 1990, is now available in a 30th-anniversary edition. Brothers Chris and Rich Robinson, the band's founders, oversaw this reissue along with original producer George Draculius. The 3CD edition includes the newly remastered original album, three previously unheard studio recordings, two unreleased demos, and 14 unreleased concert tracks recorded in December 1990 in their hometown of Atlanta, Georgia. The 20-page booklet includes early show flyers, setlists, a replica of a tour pass (pasted), and liner notes by David Fricke. In addition to the domestic release of 3CD, 2CD, and 1CD formats, and digital downloads, the album will also be released as an import in 4LP box sets, 180g black LPs, and a UNIVERSAL MUSIC STORE exclusive 180g color LP format. To coincide with this release announcement, the unreleased track "Charming Mess" has been made available for download. This is a 30th-anniversary 2CD edition of The Black Crowes' landmark debut album, "Shake Your Money Maker," originally released in 1990. CD1: Original Album (2020 Remaster) CD2: Unreleased Tracks & B-sides Commentary: Masanori Ito / Japanese Liner Notes / Lyrics Translation Included SHM-CD Specification Media Reviews and More The 30th-anniversary edition of The Black Crowes' landmark debut album, "Shake Your Money Maker," originally released in 1990, is now available. Brothers Chris and Rich Robinson, the band's founders, along with original producer George Draculius, oversaw the reissue. The 3CD edition includes the newly remastered original album, three previously unheard studio recordings, two unreleased demos, and 14 unreleased concert tracks recorded in December 1990 in his hometown of Atlanta, Georgia. The 20-page booklet includes early show flyers, setlists, a reproduction of a tour pass (pasted on), and liner notes by David Fricke. (C)RS