List of the Black Crowes members

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Three lineups of the Black Crowes in 2005, 2008, 2013 and 2022.

The Black Crowes is an American Southern rock band from Atlanta, Georgia. Originally formed by brothers Chris (lead vocals) and Rich Robinson (guitar) in 1984 as Mr Crowe's Garden, the group went through a series of early personnel changes before settling on a lineup including guitarist Jeff Cease, bassist Johnny Colt and drummer Steve Gorman in 1989. The current lineup of the band, which reformed in November 2019 after breaking up for a third time in 2015, includes the Robinson brothers, longtime bassist Sven Pipien, [1] and new members Nico Bereciartua (guitar), Cully Symington (drums) and Erik Deutsch (keyboards).

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History

1984–2002

Brothers Chris and Rich Robinson formed Mr. Crowe's Garden in 1984, working with a succession of six bassists and three drummers during the band's formative years. [2] Early members included Keith Joyner (bass), [3] Jeff Sullivan (drums), [4] and Ted Selke (bass). [5] By 1989, the group had been renamed the Black Crowes and featured rhythm guitarist Jeff Cease, bassist Johnny Colt and drummer Steve Gorman. [6] [7] After the release of the group's debut album Shake Your Money Maker , Cease was replaced by former Burning Tree guitarist Marc Ford in November 1991. [8] Eddie Harsch was added as the band's first keyboardist the following year. [9] After three more studio albums, Ford was dismissed in August 1997 due to a heroin addiction, before Colt left shortly thereafter in October. [10]

Colt was replaced by Sven Pipien for By Your Side , on which both lead and rhythm guitars were performed by Rich Robinson. [11] Audley Freed joined as a touring guitarist for shows starting in June 1998. [12] In May 2000, Pipien was replaced by Greg Rzab, debuting on a tour with former Led Zeppelin guitarist Jimmy Page following the release of Live at the Greek . [13] Rzab had left by the end of the year, and Rich Robinson played bass on the 2001 release Lions . [14] Andy Hess took over Rzab's vacated position once the album was recorded, debuting in February 2001. [15] After a final tour which spawned a live release simply titled Live , [16] Gorman left the Black Crowes in December 2001 and the remaining members announced the band's "indefinite hiatus" the following month. [17]

2005 onward

After a three-year hiatus, the Black Crowes reformed in March 2005 with a lineup of Chris and Rich Robinson, former members Marc Ford and Sven Pipien, and new drummer Bill Dobrow. [18] Within two months, Gorman had returned as the band's drummer. [19] After a tour which spawned the live release Freak 'n' Roll... Into the Fog , Harsch left in August 2006 due to "health reasons" and was replaced by Rob Clores. [20] Just over a week later, Ford also left the band citing "health reasons", with Paul Stacey taking his place for upcoming tour dates. [21] Clores was dismissed and replaced by Adam MacDougall in July 2007, [22] and in November Luther Dickinson joined as second guitarist, after having performed on Warpaint . [23] After a final tour, the band went on "indefinite hiatus" again in July 2011. [24]

The Black Crowes announced its return again on Christmas Day 2012 with Jackie Greene taking Dickinson's place in the band for tour dates starting the following March. [25] The tour was followed by a period of extended inactivity before Rich Robinson formally announced in January 2015 that the Black Crowes had broken up due to a disagreement between him and brother Chris regarding ownership of the band. [26]

However, in November 2019 after several weeks of rumors, it was announced that the Black Crowes had reunited for a planned 2020 tour in commemoration of the 30th anniversary of Shake Your Money Maker, with a new lineup including the Robinson brothers, rhythm guitarist Isaiah Mitchell, bassist Tim Lefebvre, drummer Raj Ojha and keyboardist Joel Robinow. [27] This lineup would completely change before the tour was completed, except Chris and Rich Robinson who remain the only original members.

As of August 2023, the Black Crowes lineup is:

Members

Current

ImageNameYears activeInstrumentsRelease contributions
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Chris Robinson
  • 1989–2002
  • 2005–2011
  • 2012–2015
  • 2019–present
  • lead vocals
  • harmonica
  • acoustic guitar
  • percussion
all Black Crowes releases
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Rich Robinson
  • guitar
  • backing vocals
Steve Gorman.jpg
Sven Pipien
  • 1997–2000
  • 2005–2011
  • 2012–2015
  • 2021–present [1]
  • bass
  • backing vocals
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Erik Deutsch 2022–present (session/touring)
  • keyboards
  • backing vocals
Happiness Bastards (2024)
Nico Bereciartua2023–present (session/touring)guitar
Cully Symington
  • drums
  • percussion
none

Former

ImageNameYears activeInstrumentsRelease contributions
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Steve Gorman
  • 1989–2001
  • 2005–2011
  • 2012–2015
  • drums
  • percussion
all Black Crowes releases to date except 1972 (2022) and Happiness Bastards (2024)
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Johnny Colt
(Charles Brandt)
1989–1997bass
Jeff Cease1989–1991guitarShake Your Money Maker (1990)
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Marc Ford
  • 1991–1997
  • 2005–2006
  • guitar
  • backing vocals
Eddie Harsch
(Edward Hawrysch)
  • 1992–2002
  • 2005–2006 (died 2016)
  • keyboards
  • piano
all Black Crowes releases from The Southern Harmony and Musical Companion (1992) to The Lost Crowes (2006)
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Audley Freed 1998–2002 (initially a touring member only)guitar
  • Live at the Greek (2000)
  • Lions (2001)
  • Live (2002)
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Greg Rzab 2000bassLive at Jones Beach (EP/2000) w/Jimmy Page
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Andy Hess 2001–2002Live (2002)
Bill Dobrow2005drumsnone – live performances only
Rob Clores 2006–2007keyboards
Paul Stacey guitar
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Adam MacDougall
  • 2007–2011
  • 2012–2015
  • keyboards
  • backing vocals
all Black Crowes releases from Warpaint (2008) to Wiser for the Time (2013)
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Luther Dickinson 2007–2011
  • guitar
  • mandolin
  • harmonica
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Jackie Greene 2012–2015
  • guitar
  • backing vocals
none – live performances only
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Isaiah Mitchell2019–2023 (session/touring)
  • 1972 (2022)
  • Shake Your Money Maker Live (2023)
Joel Robinow2019–2022 (session/touring)
  • keyboards
  • backing vocals
Raj Kumar Ojha2019–2020 (touring only)drumsnone – live performances only
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Tim Lefebvre bass
Brian Griffin2021–2023 (session/touring)drums
  • 1972 (2022)
  • Shake Your Money Maker Live (2023)
  • Happiness Bastards (2024)

Timeline

List of the Black Crowes members

Lineups

PeriodMembersReleases
Late 1989 – November 1991
November 1991 – August 1997
  • Chris Robinson – lead vocals, harmonica, guitar
  • Rich Robinson – guitar, backing vocals
  • Marc Ford – guitar, backing vocals
  • Johnny Colt – bass
  • Steve Gorman – drums, percussion
  • Eddie Harsch – keyboards, piano
    (initially a touring member 1991–92)
August – October 1997
  • Chris Robinson – lead vocals, harmonica, guitar
  • Rich Robinson – guitar, backing vocals
  • Johnny Colt – bass
  • Steve Gorman – drums, percussion
  • Eddie Harsch – keyboards, piano
none
December 1997 – June 1998
  • Chris Robinson – lead vocals, harmonica, guitar
  • Rich Robinson – guitar, backing vocals
  • Sven Pipien – bass, backing vocals
  • Steve Gorman – drums, percussion
  • Eddie Harsch – keyboards, piano
June 1998 – May 2000
  • Chris Robinson – lead vocals, harmonica, guitar
  • Rich Robinson – guitar, backing vocals
  • Audley Freed – guitar (touring only)
  • Sven Pipien – bass, backing vocals
  • Steve Gorman – drums, percussion
  • Eddie Harsch – keyboards, piano
May – December 2000
  • Chris Robinson – lead vocals, harmonica, guitar
  • Rich Robinson – guitar, backing vocals
  • Audley Freed – guitar
  • Greg Rzab – bass
  • Steve Gorman – drums, percussion
  • Eddie Harsch – keyboards, piano
none
January – February 2001
  • Chris Robinson – lead vocals, harmonica, guitar
  • Rich Robinson – guitar, bass, backing vocals
  • Audley Freed – guitar
  • Steve Gorman – drums, percussion
  • Eddie Harsch – keyboards, piano
February – December 2001
  • Chris Robinson – lead vocals, harmonica, guitar
  • Rich Robinson – guitar, backing vocals
  • Audley Freed – guitar
  • Andy Hess – bass
  • Steve Gorman – drums, percussion
  • Eddie Harsch – keyboards, piano
December 2001 – January 2002
  • Chris Robinson – lead vocals, harmonica, guitar
  • Rich Robinson – guitar, backing vocals
  • Audley Freed – guitar
  • Andy Hess – bass
  • Eddie Harsch – keyboards, piano
none
Band inactive January 2002 – March 2005
March – May 2005
  • Chris Robinson – lead vocals, harmonica, guitar
  • Rich Robinson – guitar, backing vocals
  • Marc Ford – guitar, backing vocals
  • Sven Pipien – bass, backing vocals
  • Bill Dobrow – drums
  • Eddie Harsch – keyboards, piano
none
May 2005 – August 2006
  • Chris Robinson – lead vocals, harmonica, guitar
  • Rich Robinson – guitar, backing vocals
  • Marc Ford – guitar, backing vocals
  • Sven Pipien – bass, backing vocals
  • Steve Gorman – drums, percussion
  • Eddie Harsch – keyboards, piano
August – September 2006
  • Chris Robinson – lead vocals, harmonica, guitar
  • Rich Robinson – guitar, backing vocals
  • Marc Ford – guitar, backing vocals
  • Sven Pipien – bass, backing vocals
  • Steve Gorman – drums, percussion
  • Rob Clores – keyboards
none
September 2006 – July 2007
  • Chris Robinson – lead vocals, harmonica, guitar
  • Rich Robinson – guitar, backing vocals
  • Paul Stacey – guitar (touring only)
  • Sven Pipien – bass, backing vocals
  • Steve Gorman – drums, percussion
  • Rob Clores – keyboards
July – November 2007
  • Chris Robinson – lead vocals, harmonica, guitar
  • Rich Robinson – guitar, backing vocals
  • Paul Stacey – guitar (touring only)
  • Sven Pipien – bass, backing vocals
  • Steve Gorman – drums, percussion
  • Adam MacDougall – keyboards, backing vocals
November 2007 – July 2011
  • Chris Robinson – lead vocals, harmonica, guitar
  • Rich Robinson – guitar, backing vocals
  • Luther Dickinson – guitar, harmonica
  • Sven Pipien – bass, backing vocals
  • Steve Gorman – drums, percussion
  • Adam MacDougall – keyboards, backing vocals
Band inactive July 2011 – December 2012
December 2012 – January 2015
  • Chris Robinson – lead vocals, harmonica, guitar
  • Rich Robinson – guitar, backing vocals
  • Jackie Greene – guitar, backing vocals
  • Sven Pipien – bass, backing vocals
  • Steve Gorman – drums, percussion
  • Adam MacDougall – keyboards, backing vocals
none
Band inactive January 2015 – November 2019
November 2019 – 2021
  • Chris Robinson – lead vocals, harmonica, guitar
  • Rich Robinson – guitar, backing vocals
  • Isaiah Mitchell – guitar, backing vocals (touring only)
  • Tim Lefebvre – bass (touring only)
  • Raj Kumar Ojha – drums (touring only)
  • Joel Robinow – keyboards, backing vocals (touring only)
none
2021–2022
  • Chris Robinson – lead vocals, harmonica, guitar
  • Rich Robinson – guitar, backing vocals
  • Isaiah Mitchell – guitar, backing vocals (touring only)
  • Sven Pipien – bass, backing vocals
  • Brian Griffin – drums, percussion (touring only)
  • Joel Robinow – keyboards, backing vocals (touring only)
  • 1972 (2022)
  • Shake Your Moneymaker Live (2023)
2022–2023
  • Chris Robinson – lead vocals, harmonica, guitar
  • Rich Robinson – guitar, backing vocals
  • Isaiah Mitchell – guitar, backing vocals (touring only)
  • Sven Pipien – bass, backing vocals
  • Brian Griffin – drums, percussion (touring only)
  • Erik Deutsch – keyboards, backing vocals (touring only)
none
2023
  • Chris Robinson – lead vocals, harmonica, guitar
  • Rich Robinson – guitar, backing vocals
  • Nico Bereciartua – guitar, backing vocals (touring only)
  • Sven Pipien – bass, backing vocals
  • Brian Griffin – drums, percussion (touring only)
  • Erik Deutsch – keyboards, backing vocals (touring only)
2023-Present
  • Chris Robinson – lead vocals, harmonica, guitar
  • Rich Robinson – guitar, backing vocals
  • Nico Bereciartua – guitar, backing vocals (touring only)
  • Sven Pipien – bass, backing vocals
  • Cully Symington – drums, percussion (touring only)
  • Erik Deutsch – keyboards, backing vocals (touring only)
none

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