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Offered Here: The Allman Brothers Band 1973 Brothers and Sisters RIAA White Linen Gold Record Award Presented to Warner Bros. Records. This artifact serves as a testament to The Allman Brothers Band's fourth studio album, 'Brothers and Sisters,' which achieved significant commercial success by selling over 500,000 copies. This authentic 1973 RIAA gold sales award, presented directly to Warner Bros. Records, is a white linen style record award known for its industry significance. Measuring approximately 17 and 3/4 by 21 and 3/4 inches, it makes for an impressive museum-grade display piece, marking a landmark era for both the band and the broader music industry.
Additional Information: Released in 1973, 'Brothers and Sisters' included popular tracks like "Ramblin' Man" and "Jessica," propelling the band to new heights in the Southern rock genre. The album reached No. 1 on the Billboard 200 chart, solidifying The Allman Brothers Band's influence during a pivotal period in American music history.
Condition: This item is in exceptional condition, showing very little sign of wear, aging, or storage across its entire presentation. The frame structure remains solid and secure, while the white linen backing and gold disc maintain a clean and bright appearance, making it a beautifully preserved example of a highly collectible 1970s record award.
SKU: BDB7001