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Content Introduction Although it didn't perform well on the charts, this is a masterpiece album that continues the success of its predecessor. Despite being their second album since their reunion, it evokes the sound of early Allman Brothers Band while also showing maturity, earning high praise. Produced by Tom Dowd and the band themselves, the songs are generally longer and feature extensive improvisation. Warren Haynes' slide guitar shines in the twin lead guitar parts, and Greg's vocals are deep and soulful. Note that keyboardist Johnny Neil left the band for this album, making it a six-piece. Released in 1991. Media Reviews and Other Comments Although it didn't perform well on the charts, this is a masterpiece album that continues the success of its predecessor. Despite being their second album since their reunion, it evokes the sound of early Allman Brothers Band while also showing maturity, earning high praise. Produced by Tom Dowd and the band themselves, the songs are generally longer and feature extensive improvisation. In the twin lead guitar section, Warren Haynes' slide guitar shines, and Greg's vocals are soulful and deeply expressive. Incidentally, keyboardist Johnny Neil left the band for this album, making it a six-piece lineup. (C)RS
