Rich Robinson rocks!

Couldn't agree more - saw him a few months ago in a tiny club in Denver - fantastic show! I don't know any more details about his rig, and although I thought all his guitars sounded great I really loved the sound he was getting from his 335!

 

He was Keef Clone when he first came out. Shake your Money Maker. I remember reading the critics on that lp " the best Stones album in years "

 

Yes, he rocks.

I don't know much about his rig (especially now), but he started using Reason a while back, I didn't know he was still using it.

They're great amps, were the "it" amp here for a while. Remember talk about the Reason "Bambino"? Link-http://www.reasonamps.com/

I know he's used Fulltone and Analogman stuff at times. He's a gear head.

Those guys are real, and I dig his voice, too.

There will be more knowledgeable people come along.

 

I saw him play his Zemaitus for an encore one time. It was louder, more full with a more unique tone compared to everything else he played that night.

 

If I remember correctly, this was the first show where he used that Reason amp. Anthony Bonadio of Reason Amps posted here saying that one of their sales guys gave Rich an SM50 for soundcheck and he ended up playing it that night and taking it with him. It's been part of his rig ever since.

The most recent pictures I have of his rack are from 2010-09-26, and from what I can see, the top shelf has a H&K Rotosphere, Moog 12-stage phase, and Voodoo Lab power supply. The bottom shelf has a Voodoo Lab MicroVibe, Tone Freak MelloTremo, Way Huge Pork Loin, and what look like a Fat Sandwich and Aqua Puss in the second row along with one more pedal that is hard to see. Two Fulltone TTEs sit on top along with a Fender Reverb unit, as you can see in blues bird's picture. Out front by his mic is a small board with a Whammy, Line 6 DL4 and one other pedal that I can't make out, then separate from that is the controller for the rack, a CAE wah and Peterson StroboStomp.

No idea if any of that has changed for the solo tour, but I'm going two a show (maybe two) in March and can report back.

EDIT: Found a more recent picture and the spot that the MelloTremo was in is now filled with something different. That's the only change that I can actually see on the rack. He's also got a Boss Volume pedal out front next to the CAE wah.

 

He's playing a tiny little club / bar here in NJ pretty soon. (Wonder Bar in Asbury Park.)

Looking forward to it.

 

Rich does indeed rock. I find myself spinning 'Through a Crooked Sun' all the time.

 

Rich is awesome saw him back in November here in Houston. Only bad thing was there was only about 30 people there to see him. Oh well at least there were no beer lines.

 

What Neil Young tunes did he cover?

 

Same here. I saw him in his own backyard in Athens, GA last year and it was dead. He sounded fantastic, band was great. New album is amazing too.

 

Pumped about his March 2'nd show in ATL.

 

Got tix for Philly in March.

 

Saw Rich, then Chris about a month apart. Rich played the Roxy and I too was puzzled by how small a crowd he pulled in. But he was great. Check him out if you get the chance.

 

I just printed up my tix to see him in Annaopolis-3/18 sunday afternoon show at the Rams Head Tavern! Very psyched!

 

Dam, he just played Christiania here in CPH and I missed it.

 

Great player, and I've enjoyed his work with the Black Crowes. I need to check out other stuff he's with which he's been involved.

 

I love the Hookah Brown stuff more than his solo work. I think his voice only fits certain songs and can be tiring after awhile. Too bad HB didn't work out in the long run.

 

Rich rocks! A really good songwriter/composer/player...he's really come into his own. Through a Crooked Sun reminds me a bit of Stephen Stills' Manassas but with more crunch and balls, production-wise. Awesome stuff.

 

Used to go there yrs ago, back in the '90's, that is a small place!