THE BLACK CROWES Record 'Back Door Santa' Holiday Song

December 9, 2005

THE BLACK CROWES recently took time out from their tour to record a cover of an R&B holiday song, "Back Door Santa". This marked the band's first visit to the studio since the recording sessions for 2001's "Lions" album and they rejoined forces with producer George Drakoulias, who worked with them on their first two albums. Don't look for "Back Door Santa" in stores, as it won't be sold commercially but instead will be available as a free download on the group's web site (www.blackcrowes.com),and you can safely bet the band will play it at their first-ever headlining show at Madison Square Garden on New Year's Eve.

THE BLACK CROWES are planning to record a new album in 2006, but no firm details have been determined.

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