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Thread started 08/31/09 2:49pm

DigitalGardin

MONSTROUS guitar solo on this forgotten Isley Brothers classic

WHO LOVES YOU BETTER(1976)
http://www.youtube.com/wa...xnJ_OMLesw
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Reply #1 posted 08/31/09 2:53pm

Timmy84

Not forgotten on this neck of the woods. The Isley Brothers were as rock and roll as it got. cool
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Reply #2 posted 08/31/09 4:07pm

DigitalGardin

Timmy84 said:

Not forgotten on this neck of the woods. The Isley Brothers were as rock and roll as it got. cool


when people think of the Isley Bros hits, they never think of this song..matter fact, I have never heard it on teh radio..the only place I heard it was back in the day when my dad played the HARVEST FOR THE WORLD record..
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Reply #3 posted 08/31/09 4:08pm

Timmy84

DigitalGardin said:

Timmy84 said:

Not forgotten on this neck of the woods. The Isley Brothers were as rock and roll as it got. cool


when people think of the Isley Bros hits, they never think of this song..matter fact, I have never heard it on teh radio..the only place I heard it was back in the day when my dad played the HARVEST FOR THE WORLD record..


I know. To me though, the last place I'll look for them to play the Isleys' rockers will be on the radio. lol
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Reply #4 posted 08/31/09 8:25pm

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DigitalGardin said:

Timmy84 said:

Not forgotten on this neck of the woods. The Isley Brothers were as rock and roll as it got. cool


when people think of the Isley Bros hits, they never think of this song..matter fact, I have never heard it on teh radio..the only place I heard it was back in the day when my dad played the HARVEST FOR THE WORLD record..


You are correct that this is one of the Isleys overlooked songs but
when i was in the 4th grade radio was all over this song. That's how
it became one of my favorites.
Don't laugh at my funk
This funk is a serious joint
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Reply #5 posted 08/31/09 8:28pm

IAintTheOne

forgotten are you crazy? lol
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Reply #6 posted 08/31/09 9:39pm

mwilli

if you get a chance try finding the song "hope you feel better love"its on the fight the power lp..now thats another jam that was overlook also listen to ernie's solo on that jam
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Reply #7 posted 08/31/09 9:58pm

funkpill

got played alot heah back in the day biggrin
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Reply #8 posted 08/31/09 10:43pm

TD3

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guitar guitar guitar Oh, this song got alot of play back in the day.
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Reply #9 posted 09/01/09 6:44am

SoulAlive

DigitalGardin said:

Timmy84 said:

Not forgotten on this neck of the woods. The Isley Brothers were as rock and roll as it got. cool


when people think of the Isley Bros hits, they never think of this song..matter fact, I have never heard it on the radio..the only place I heard it was back in the day when my dad played the HARVEST FOR THE WORLD record..


Released as a single in spring 1976,this song was the first single from the 'Harvest To The World' album.It's a superb song that,for some reason,doesn't get as much love as their other singles from that period.
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Reply #10 posted 09/01/09 7:52am

Graycap23

4gotten by who?
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