Isley Brothers: S/D

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but when I wrote a Winbush paper several years ago I listened to the first two Winbush-produced albums and they're good!

Malevolent Arugula (Alfred, Lord Sotosyn), Thursday, 26 January 2023 21:13 (one year ago) link

we should poll Isley's singles

fpsa, Thursday, 26 January 2023 21:39 (one year ago) link

do it

four square ups... no punches thrown (Spottie), Thursday, 26 January 2023 23:15 (one year ago) link

five months pass...

Fuck man…this band hits me the in the feels…so many bangers!!!…nary a skipped track on the shuff

X-Prince Protégé (sonnyboy), Wednesday, 28 June 2023 22:57 (nine months ago) link

Unfuckwithable

kurt schwitterz, Wednesday, 28 June 2023 23:10 (nine months ago) link

this track cited by xgau has also been praised upthread a couple times---any of yall heard the whole collection??


The Isley Brothers & Jimi Hendrix:
In the Beginning . . . [T-Neck, 1971]
Cut around 1965, while Hendrix was still part of the Isleys' band, these casual sessions, remixed to push his guitar up with the voices, are far superior to Curtis Knight's Hendrix tapes. Make you wonder what would have happened if they'd been released at the time. Especially on "Move Over Let Me Dance," Hendrix anticipates effects Clapton introduced on "Sunshine of My Love," but in a less inflated context--could have blown some minds in Harlem. Not all of the music is don't-miss great. But it's all historic--and you can dance to it. B+
How much of it is in those xpost boxes?

dow, Wednesday, 28 June 2023 23:14 (nine months ago) link

could have blown some minds in Harlem
And, um, elsewhere, I would think.

dow, Wednesday, 28 June 2023 23:19 (nine months ago) link


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