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Seven Turns
by: The Allman Brothers Band

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Availability: Usually dispatched within 1-2 business days Binding: Audio CD
EAN: 0886972407821
Format: Import
Label: Yellow Label
Manufacturer: Yellow Label
Number Of Discs: 1
Publisher: Yellow Label
Release Date: February 01, 2008
Studio: Yellow Label
Sales Rank: 96560
MPN: 724078

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- A return to form and then some
It's hard to believe that almost as many years have passed since this "comeback" album as separate it from the ABB's early '70s heyday, but it says more than a little that since "Seven Turns" was released the Allman Brothers have remained a potent live act and have released a number of solid, even excellent, studio albums. This album is then more than a mere "comeback" effort: it shows a group of veteran musicians walking out of the wilderness and finding they can still do what they do best. Moreover, the "new blood" members on this recording are far more than mere sidemen filling out the ranks: as shown by their mighty achievements to come in Gov't Mule, Warren Haynes and Allen Woody were vital and active members of a real functioning band ... Read More:

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- A fine comeback
With "Seven Turns", the Allmans delivered their first album of original material in nine years, and the fact this is a really good one came as a surprise to many who had believed the Allman Brothers Band to be a thing of the past.

Superbly produced by Tom Dowd, "Seven Turns" blends rock, blues, and a little bit of soul and country, and the 1990 line-up is one of the best incarnations ever of the band, with lead guitarists Dickey Betts and Warren Haynes, new piano player James Neel, and of course Gregg Allman.
This is very much a vehicle for lead and slide guitarist and occational lead vocalist Dickey Betts...he has written or co-written nine of the eleven songs, and while there aren't quite as many truly memorable songs as on, ... Read More:

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