The Economic Times

This 1973 rock album was made after the band lost two key members; it still reached No. 1 and produced their biggest hit

Brothers and Sisters, the landmark album by the Allman Brothers Band, was a watershed moment, marking their highest commercial achievement. Released after the sorrowful passing of two founding figures, this album signified a reinvention for the band. Its standout track, 'Ramblin' Man,' became their most successful single, illustrating a compelling journey of resilience and creativity amidst tragedy.