About this album
Where they were
Released in 1990, 'Seven Turns' marked The Allman Brothers Band's return to the studio after a five-year hiatus, following the disappointing reception of their previous album, 'Brothers of the Road'. This album was significant as it re-established their presence in the Southern rock scene and showcased a renewed creative energy within the band's lineup at that time.
Why it matters
'Seven Turns' revived The Allman Brothers Band's commercial success, reaching No. 54 on the Billboard 200 chart and receiving positive reviews for its fresh sound. It also demonstrated their enduring influence on the Southern rock genre, inviting a new generation of listeners while maintaining the loyalty of long-time fans.
Essential tracks
- "Good Clean Fun" — This track exemplifies the album's upbeat spirit and features catchy hooks that resonate with both old fans and new listeners.
- "Seven Turns" — 'Seven Turns' stands out for its intricate musical interplay and lyrical depth, encapsulating the band’s journey through challenges and triumphs.
- "It Ain’t Over Yet" — This closing track blends poignant lyrics with a soulful melody, emphasizing themes of resilience and continuity within the band's legacy.
Release Date
January 1, 1990
Artist Origin
United States
Tracklist
- 1 Good Clean Fun 5:08
- 2 Let Me Ride 4:36
- 3 Low Down Dirty Mean 5:30
- 4 Shine It On 4:51
- 5 Loaded Dice 3:29
- 6 Seven Turns 5:05
- 7 Gambler’s Roll 6:44
- 8 True Gravity 7:58
- 9 It Ain’t Over Yet 4:53