Shake Your Money Maker

Enthusiasm for this project at an all time low.

Maybe the most absurd selection yet. I can appreciate some albums I really don't like need to be included for their place in pop music history. But the idea that such a basic bitch white blues rock album from a passable Rolling Stones tribute act is essential to listen to before dying is properly mental.

Good! His voice kinda melds the songs into one another?

This kind of Americana rock ‘n’ roll isn’t for me. It’s accomplished enough, it just feels so painfully generic.

2.5 rounded down.

This seems incredibly generic. Not bad, not interesting.

Started very good but started to lose interest halfway through. Not terrible, not memorable. Very solid

Pretty solid....

I can totally see why this album is on the list. It’s pretty unique for its time even though it has a throwback classic rock vibe. It’s also a tight album, I was never bored, they didn’t waste any time. That being said it’s not my favorite, I don’t think I’d go out of my way to listen to this again.

There's a few good songs on here, but otherwise pretty average rock. 3.5/5

Classic for me. Listened through most of high school and beyond. Got me into southern American rock.

Not bad, kind of fun even. Better songs than Lenny Kravitz, but the same generation of early 90s classic rock revival, just ripping off the Americana-era Rolling Stones and Lynyrd Skynyrd instead of Jimi Hendrix. The most famous song is an Otis Redding Cover. I guess they came on the scene as a lot of the big 1st gen classic rock bands were hitting a nadir so there was a gap in the market they happily filled and somehow became a thing, but I've never been able to see them as much more than a genre tribute act. It's country-inflected blues-based rock with big guitar and some gospel touches. A genre I like and they're good at it, but nothing new to see here folks, move it along.

Ok rock album

Shake Your Money Maker was quite the fun album if i do say so myself. The best part of this album to me was easily the melodies, Chris Robinson really brought them all to life with his singing as did all the music but it was mostly the vocal melodies that stole the show. The album also did not have a bad song or get boring like most other albums did. I'm honestly unsure of what else I'm supposed to say about this album so all i will say about it is that it is a great fun album that i really enjoyed the whole way through.
Best Song: Could I've Been So Blind
Worst Song: She Talks To Angels

Some fun rock and roll. Nothing exceptional, but enjoyable.

A boring southern rock album with the most interesting song being a cover of an Otis Redding original. Not impressed, though it wasn't the worst I've heard on here. 2/5.

decent romp, not my cup of tea but in the right mood i could revisit.

As pedestrian and generic as rock gets.

It’s bar music. It’s not ground breaking, but it’s an easy listen

The album is very good to sit and relax to

Pretty fun album, good old rock 'n roll that's kind of an outlier for its time.

Generic bar rock but done quite well. Don't think their music ever quite translated to the UK as I've always been aware of them, without ever really hearing them anywhere.