Last night in Atlanta the Black Crowes returned to their hometown for a gig at the Tabernacle that yielded a pleasant surprise for longtime fans. Despite initial reports that Jeff Sipe would join the band, the Crowes have instead patched things up with longtime drummer Steve Gorman who is rejoining the group. Aside from the Robinson Brothers, Gorman is the only other founding member of the group that first released Shake Your Money Make back in 1990. Marc Ford, Eddie Hawrysch and Sven Pipien round out the band which will be at the Tabernacle for three more shows through the weekend before heading up to the northeast.
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