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The Allman Brothers Band. Shades of Two Worlds. 1991

Review by Bruce Eder
The group's follow-up to their comeback album is a major step forward, with more mature songs, more improvisation than the group had featured in their work since the early 1970s, and more confidence than they'd shown since Brothers and Sisters. It's all here, from acoustic bottleneck playing ("Come On In My Kitchen") to jazz improvisation ("Kind of Bird"), with the most reflective songwriting ("Nobody Knows") in their history.

1 End of the Line Allman, Haynes, Jaworowicz
2 Bad Rain Betts, Haynes
3 Nobody Knows Betts
4 Desert Blues Betts, Haynes
5 Get on With Your Life Allman
6 Midnight Man Betts, Haynes
7 Kind of Bird Betts, Haynes
8 Come on in My Kitchen Johnson

Gregg Allman Organ, Piano, Vocals
Dickey Betts Guitar (Acoustic), Guitar, Guitar (Rhythm), Vocals, Slide Guitar, Cover Art Concept
Warren Haynes Guitar (Acoustic), Guitar, Guitar (Rhythm), Guitar (Steel), Vocals (bckgr), Slide Guitar
Jaimoe Jaworowicz Percussion, Drums, Vocals (bckgr)
Marc Quiñones Percussion, Conga
Butch Trucks Percussion, Drums, Vocals (bckgr)
Allen Woody Bass, Fretless Bass, Bass (Acoustic)

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i am looking for Seven Turns (1990)...

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