Few songs are such masterpieces of mood as “Jessica,” a seven-minute plus instrumental by The Allman Brothers Band, off their 1973 album Brothers and Sisters. A pure sonic sunrise, raw dopamine molded into black vinyl, the track is classic rock’s answer to the “Ode to Joy”; it dares you to not smile, and wordlessly insists that life is good even if only because of music like this.
The Allman Brothers Band guitarist Dickey Betts was asked a fateful question that led to the writing of the group's biggest hit single, "Ramblin' Man."
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