the isley brothers discography at discogs

In 1963 they started own label T-Neck, and. They released their early hit “Shout!” in 1959. O’Kelly Isley, Rudolph Isley, Ronald Isley and Vernon Isley (died 1956 in automobile accident) comprised the original group. Inducted into Rock And Roll Hall of Fame in 1992 (Performer).','url':'','og_descr':'American R&B/soul group from Cincinnati, Ohio, established in the early 1950s. During this era from 1973 to 1983 the group continued to release hits like “Between the Sheets”, “Choosey Lover” or “For the Love Of You”. In 1973 they added the younger brothers Ernie and Marvin Isley, as well as O’Kelly's brother-in-law Chris Jasper to their regular lineup. They left Motown in 1968 and re-launched the T-Neck label in 1969 when they released “It's Your Thing”. In 1965 they signed on to Motown where they recorded “This Old Heart Of Mine”. In 1963 they started own label T-Neck, and added a young Jimi Hendrix on lead guitar. So even with the flaws, this is still a very classic album.That's ok though, because once you get past this one, there would be great things to come.American R&B/soul group from Cincinnati, Ohio, established in the early 1950s. 'The Isley Brothers' continued to re-establish themselves, and 'Get Into Something' was another example of the brothers taking care of business.Now, this is one of those albums that was in between a great one and a developing one.The first 4 records on the album are absolute standouts!!!! The Crown Jewel title track, is the 'Isley's' expanding their sound.It is 7:39 of pure Guitars, Bass, Drums, and Piano, courtesy of younger brothers, 'Ernie', 'Marvin', childhood friend and brother in law 'Chris Jasper' (first time of the 'Isley's' albums ) and 'George Moreland'.The song starts in a frenzy of fury, then it slows down to slow Blusey crawl.The same energy can be found on 'Freedom', 'Take Inventory' and 'Keep On Doin''.But honestly, after that the music goes into a sleeper.The only other songs that were pretty good were, 'Girls Will Be Girls' and 'I Got To Find Me One' (which actually has 'Rudolph Isley' on lead vocals).

The isley brothers discography at discogs