Brother, Brother, Brother (Vinyl LP) Folk & Americana

Brother, Brother, Brother (Vinyl LP) Folk & AmericanaWith 1972's Brother, Brother, Brother, younger brothers Ernie and Marvin Isley, along with in law relative Chris Jasper, began to play major roles in the Isley Brothers' sound. This also marked their first attempt to "Isley ize" classics made famous by others. Their rendition of Carole King's "It's Too Late" rivals the original; Ron Isley sings the tender ballad in a softer voice then he used on previous recordings. An update of Jackie DeShannon's

the band fused reggae bass lines

the project of keyboardist/vocalist Art Neville

Eloise Leigh designed the sleeve

and this live album

Co-writer of "Nightmare"

Songs of Pain was recorded between 1980 and 1981 in Johnston’s parents’ basement in West Virginia

Scott 3 and Scott 4

On 'Buzzin' Fly' and 'Strange Feelin'

and the first appearance with Coleman's groups for New Orleans drummer Ed Blackwell

Green Naugahyde expands on Primus' incomparable sound and also sees them bringing it into the next millennium

such as 'Sweet And Dandy'

Sax huncho in The Crusaders