A. M. E. (Allman Brothers Band)

A. M. E. stands for the Allman Brothers Band, a renowned American rock band formed in 1969. Known for pioneering Southern rock, their music blends blues, rock, jazz, and country, characterized by dual lead guitars and improvisational jams. The band gained fame with hits like "Ramblin' Man" and "Midnight Rider," and is celebrated for their virtuosity and live performances. Their influence helped shape the Southern rock genre and improvisational concert practices, making them a major force in American rock history.