Chris Robinson picks The Black Crowes song that will stand the test of time Chris Robinson, the frontman of The Black Crowes, has highlighted their iconic ballad “She Talks To Angels” as the track that will endure the longest in their discography. In a recent interview with New York Magazine’s Vulture column, Robinson explained that the song’s emotional resonance and universal themes make it a standout piece. He described it as a “very inviting song” that occupies a special place in people’s imaginations. Robinson reflected on the song’s origins, noting that he wrote it from a “dark romantic perspective” during his youth, before fully experiencing the struggles it addresses, such as addiction. He emphasized that the song’s lasting appeal stems from its ability to connect with listeners on a deeply personal level. “I meet people all the time who say ‘She Talks to Angels’ means so much to them—whether they knew someone like that or have been through something similar personally,” he shared. These interactions, he added, often leave him moved by the song’s emotional weight. The artist also discussed the broader goal of songwriting, stating that the ideal is to create a piece that transcends mere melody and achieves a “soulful connection.” He pointed to the song’s enduring impact during live performances, where he still sees audience members moved to tears. “To me, that’s what the song is for,” he said, underscoring its role as a vessel for shared human experiences. “she Talks To Angels” was first released on The Black Crowes’ debut album, Shake Your Money Maker, in 1990. The band has since released their 10th studio album, A Pound of Feathers, and is set to embark on a U.S. tour beginning May 17 in Austin, Texas. Fans can find the full tour schedule on TheBlackCrowes.com.#chris_robinson #the_black_crowes #she_talks_to_angels #shake_your_money_maker #a_pound_of_feathers
