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and long-time collaborator Dave Fridmann (Flaming Lips

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and rock accents while handing a majority of the instrumental duties (organ

the song "Wind of Change" reached #4 on the Billboard Hot 100 and "Send Me an Angel" reached #44 on the same chart

bass guitarist and songwriter Roger Waters

The Allman Brothers Band - "Hittin' The Note" Indie Exclusive style_Theme and long-time collaborator Dave Fridmann2003's Hittin' The Note stand as The Allman Brothers Band's final studio effort to date although it was their first new studio release in nine years at the time. Gregg Allman described it as "the best album we've made since Eat a Peach." Reinvigorated by the return of Warren Haynes to share the band's famous harmonized lead guitar lines with Derek Trucks, the band built Hittin' the Note around their established sound, with stinging hooks, soulful