"Brothers" is a captivating album by blues legend Taj Mahal, released on January 1, 1977, under Rhino/Warner Records. Spanning a diverse range of blues genres—from classic and country blues to jazz blues and blues rock—this 41-minute journey showcases Taj Mahal's mastery and versatility. The album opens with the tender "Love Theme in the Key of D" and closes with the poignant "David and Angela," framing a collection that's both soulful and spirited. Tracks like "Funky Butt" and "Night Rider" bring a lively energy, while "Malcolm's Song" and "The Funeral March" delve into deeper, more reflective territory. Taj Mahal's distinctive voice and skillful musicianship shine throughout, making "Brothers" a standout in his discography and a testament to the enduring power of the blues.