The Allman Brothers Band – Brothers And Sisters (VG+/VG+) – LP, JP 1973, No OBI

Brothers And Sisters is an LP by The Allman Brothers Band from 1973 released on the Warner Bros. Records label.

About this album

Brothers And Sisters is The Allman Brothers Band’s Southern rock breakthrough, marking the moment the group translated its loose, dual-guitar improvisational style into a more focused and commercially successful album. Released in 1973, it followed the death of Duane Allman and found the band recalibrating around Dickey Betts’ songwriting and lead guitar. Ramblin’ Man became their biggest hit, while Jessica later emerged as one of the era’s best-known instrumentals. Blending blues-rock muscle with country-tinged melody, the album helped define the Southern rock sound and remains one of the band’s most enduring and influential releases.

Genre: Pop & Rock

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