The Black Crowes celebrated 30th anniversary of their 1990 debut album, Shake Your Money Maker, with a special multi-format re-issue, and the day before the collection of music officially dropped, the band observed the milestone during iHeartRadio LIVE with The Black Crowes: Celebrating the 30th Anniversary of Shake Your Money Maker.

The 30th anniversary re-issue of The Black Crowes Present: Shake Your Money Maker was released in multi-formats sets on February 26th. The band's Chris and Rich Robinson teamed up with the album's original producer George Drakoulias on the special re-release, featuring 3LP and 3CD Super Deluxe versions which includes the original album (remastered), 3 never-before-heard studio recordings, 2 unreleased demos from the band's early incarnation as Mr. Crowe's Garden, B-sides, and a 14-song unreleased concert from their hometown of Atlanta in December 1990, among other surprises.

During their exclusive show, The Black Crowes performed songs including "She Talks To Angels," "Jealous Again," "Wiser Time," "Soul Singing" and "Remedy," and listened along to more songs from the 30th anniversary edition of Shake Your Money Maker like "Hard to Handle," "Charming Mess," "Jealous Guy," "30 Days In The Hole," "Waitin' Guilty," "Thick N' Thin," "Twice As Hard" and "Seeing Things."

In an exclusive Q&A with host Jim Kerr, the guys talked about their debut album turning 30. Chris explained, "It is a great milestone. I think Rich and I don't allow ourselves to think in terms of milestones, just out of whatever work ethic, or our place in Rock and Roll and stuff. I think also, of course, the pandemic and everyone being taken out of their routine, taken out of their lives, gave us another perspective to have some time to think about that, like a myriad of other things. Rich and I's life had been so racked with drama and the passion, and all the stuff, that the one thing we could focus around and help start the process of being in each other's lives, and the music we've made, and just putting it in some sort of order, would be to start with Shake Your Money Maker. So, it really, truly, is full circle."

Rich added, "Thirty years is pretty unbelievable to think about, to try to put myself, and Chris and I, and the whole band into that time frame is pretty intense stuff. But we were talking earlier, the one thing I remember is we had so much fun doing it. It was love. We were so excited to get into that studio, and record these songs and show the world what we had."