After a myriad of successful albums - both commercially and critically - the Allman Brothers Band was due for a flop by 1979. This came in the form of Enlightened Rogues, which settled back into a blues-dominated formula and redundant musical tactics. There isn't much of interest on this record - pretty surprising given the bands tenacious history - save perhaps the drawn out instrumental "Pegasus" and a soundtrack staple in "Just Ain't Easy".
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