@@sherettasharif1358 Jimmy Hendrix was once part of the Isley Brothers band before he became a solo artist. Ernie Isley has said that he was influenced by Jimmy Hendrix.
That time can never be duplicated.Young folks these days truly would nevet understand that era,regardless of how indepth we try to explain musical geniuses and their music,that we all enjoyed.That music is what brought us all together,regardless of race,color,gender from the chaos throughout our country.💌💌💌
I say it all the time... I'on know what was in the water in the 40's 50's and 60's but the music that came from those babies is 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥, ALL GENRE'S. I'm a 60's baby and Mommy and Daddy exposed us to a whole lot if good good music 🎶 that still listen to today
Ronald Isley’s distinct vocals are criminally underrated. I love the 70’s there is not a soul singer from that era who sounded like anyone but themselves unlike the past 30 years. The same goes for Ernie Isley as a guitarist. TOTALLY OVERLOOKED in that category
I need someone to come with a definitive documentary on The Isley Brothers. Their career has spanned over 50 years as not only performers but as a self contained band and record label owners. They’ve impacted many and have managed to stay relevant when many of their peers couldn’t keep up with the ever changing tastes of musical trends. I salute TIB
Now, I know how great James Brown was. Then, not so much. I always knew that Al Green was unique. How could you not. But my favorite, besides the guy from The Stylistics, was Ronald Isley. It was cause of "Who's That Lady." Was there ever a voice that went with a guitar so well? I'd hear Ronald sing, or Michael Jackson sing " Got To Be There, " then Stevie Wonder's "If You Really Love Me" then Curtis Mayfield "Freddie's Dead/Superfly," top it off with Sly's" Family Affair" ...70's soul/r&b went way, way beyond Soul Train and any other connotation. I bet Seals and Croft were dam n proud to hear the Isley Brothers do "Summer Breeze."
Ernie's tone and style are so beautiful and unique. It is so easy to identify him. And the Brothers with their incredible vocals. One of the best covers of any song.
Yeah, it is a cover (written by Seals and Croft). It's just... the Isley Brothers bring something to their interpretation that's just not able to be described.
I read somewhere Ernie was quoted say that when the Isley Brothers hired this unknown cat name Jimmy Hendrix who use to tear it up he knew he had to step his game up. In other words Jimmy Hendrix inspired his greatness also.
@@russcoleman2338 When Jimi was staying there, Ernie was still playing drums and just started by watching guitarists like Jimi playing. Also to Demetrius above, he was not related to the Isleys.
Thank you Kelly, Rudy, Ron, Melvin, Ernie and Chris for being true Artist along with their first Guitarist, the late Great Jimi Hendrix, who was their cousin. 70"s will never be duplicated.
Love them all, but have to say that Jimi wasn't related to the Isleys although he was certainly an "adopted" cousin with the number of times he stayed at the family home.
@@stuartperry8141 I think the talent that was Jimi Hendrix in the late sixties would sit well with anyone who was associated with him, but more from the legacy of recordings and musicianship than from being any kind of martyr.
The industry needs to revisit the Isley Bros. They up there with the best like The Rolling Stones and the Beetles and you don’t hear them as half as much on the radio. The audience is interracial most of the concerts.
Although this is a cover, this is my favorite non ballad song by the Isley Brothers. Ernie on the ax puts it over the top. The passion of this performance is priceless, especially Rudolph. Chris Jasper is the genius behind their music but content with being low key in the background.
The Isleys were a successful act before Chris Jasper joined the group. Marvin and Ernie basically became a part of the group as soon as they were old enough to perform while the older three were always at the front until the seventies.
They are some bad boys... Yes Kelly and Ronald sounds very similar. Believe it or not, its hard for me to tell the difference between Ronald and Rudy when we speak on the phone. LOL
I never noticed that. That's pure passion! I've been a fan since I was in the 3rd grade. My sisters were 10 years older than me and I would dig up their records and that's how I became a fan. Their music practically raised me.!
My mother said the Isley's gave the best show she has ever seen. Ns she's seen MJ twice and Prince and Luther, said the Isleys bros had the best live performance.
The Isley Brothers had the best vines of any group of the 70's by far. The trifold albums are bona fide fashion plates and in that respect they were before their time and right on time!!!
One of the best years of my life. I graduated high school June 4th. My 1st born child, my son James was born July 22nd. The 70's were so amazing. Music was tremendous. Everyone got along.
I was up that nite waiting desperately and impatiently for them to come on. Turns out this is the version of Summer Breeze I like best. The slower tiempo made it more laid back and effective. Don Kirshner rock concert on Sat. nite (ABC) was the counterpart of Friday nite's Midnight Special. (NBC) Those were the days. Awesome days!
This is really good. All of The Isley Brothers are so smooth. You can see the sweat glistening on their chest and Ron's vocals still drip sweet caramel. And I'm just adoring the way Rudolph just dips and rocks. These guys were definitely a group to be reckoned with. They're just dope.
Man Ernie Isley like a howling wind coming from the north . You’re standing outside on a cold winter day, it’s freezing and all along the mountain top is this wind. It’s swirling around penetrating your body. You shudder and then the calmness comes over you. It’s like when you hear it you know on every song you going to get the best. That’s Ronnie Isley. Listen to his vocal range as it goes through the stratosphere. My my one of the greatest from Shout, It’s your thang, Put it in the lay away, Summer Breeze, and on and on. Those can be so lucky as I was growing to some of the greatest music ever written produced and performed. L B Nov 2022
I remember this I was 14 years old and what a time to be alive ❤just got saved and started to know about Jesus & Life growing up as a young man what great memories and music to hear.!!🥹🥰
The song that made my son pick up a guitar at the age of 15 he’s 20 now and is an amazing player and attending the best uni in England Paul McCartneys LIPA so thank you Mr Ernie Isley 😘😘
Just don't get soul like this anymore!! The bands of this era were a few steps above no question and this track is so iconic it almost hurts, and that outro guitar solo 👌👌
What a shame that they didn't respect guitar solos back in those days. they wasted most of the video on the singer and the crowd during that epic solo.
@@mandanglelow1442 ...: I know which version *most* people would rather hear at an outdoor concert... The one that *soarrrs* !!... Just look at the amazement of even the white faces in the audience... Ernie Isley's guitar playing on this version was like *Prince* before Prince... It's like the Isley's *soulllful* version of "Ohio" where Ernie is reminiscent of *Hendrix*!
th-cam.com/video/Aoo3dk1_8LY/w-d-xo.htmlsi=-th7_R6RsnAuBGhl (11:00) -- "Ohio" -- Isley Brothers. But of course major respect goes to Neil Young for writing the original & CSNY for first performing it.
that's so awesome, one of my favorite songs and video now! that is equivalent to watching some jimi hendrix, funkadelic, eddie hazel, countless like george guke, Herbie hancock, others not to mention. Ernie Iseley in my top 3 great rhythm and lead guitarist. He's awesome period on the guitar and coming from a musical family is only fitting. Brother Marvin bass player also played the role on the bass on those songs in the 70-80"s from what I know. Give all of them props period. Badd brothers hands down.
Music !!! I Was playing Ernie's licks when I was 11 years old in '74 lol... And Who's That Lady,,, damn !!! Loved every lick!!! I'd play it over and over trying to nail the licks... Bought a crybaby with my paper route money, and then a Fuzz ;) I found harmonic feedback!!! Then I learned the 'sweet spot' and feedback for days!!!
I was a teenage girl having fun in the Summer Sun! I had all the boys in my hood chasing after me! I was 38-24-38, A Brick House! Little Beyonce didn't have nothing on me!
When I was young, I became a fan of the fender Stratocaster because of Ernie Isley. His power and tone is insane. Then when I was introduced to Jimi Hendrix by my uncle, I see why. Ernie HAS HIS OWN sound! Funny after all that I picked up the bass @ 16. But still love the strat AND Ernie. He deserves more recognition!😌🎶🎸❤️👍🏾
The Isley Brothers: globally the best group - any genre, any decade; Ronald is lead for many reasons, lov them forever, intrinsically; "I once had your lovin', Groove with you, Hello it's me, At your best, Make me say it again, Work to do, Who's that lady, Harvest for the world, Footsteps, Summer breeze",...
Damn I gotta admit as a 70 kid we had the best bands and music
💯 ♥️
Indeed👍
The 70s was all about the music. Can't be beat. Rappers show us that. They steal our music and rap to it.
Yes, we danced in the living room to the best music because it was fish fry on the weekends and card playing for the grown folks
Kid? Bruh that means you weren't even old enough lol. This is your parents music 😂
I love Ernie. He's the most underrated guitar player.
😄Beautiful, how in music do you make a guitar do what it do.
True.
#Facts.
We all know why!!!!!!!
Say that again
One of the most brilliant guitar solos in rock history
Couldn’t agree more! 💯❤️
OMG that guitar solo is insane...Ernie killed it
Sensuality the Isley brothers
Did he learn some of that from the great Jimmy Hendrix?
@@sherettasharif1358 Jimmy Hendrix was once part of the Isley Brothers band before he became a solo artist. Ernie Isley has said that he was influenced by Jimmy Hendrix.
@@dexterharper3165 Ernie was valet to Hendrix and Jimmy valet to Little Richard.
@@dexterharper3165 It's always been just the brothers and their cousin Chris Jasper on Keyboard. Ernie was valet for Jimmy Hendrix.
I was there! I was 9 years old and my parents took me and my sister. My first concert experience! We loved it!!!!
The Rudolph Isley dance. Epic!!!
yooo, i been practicing it, he so damn smooth
Git it Git it Git it!!!🥰💯
Yes! I love watching Rudolph Isley smoooth dance! 💪🏾👑
Yaw funny lol
Those Outfits were just too much lol!!!!😊
That time can never be duplicated.Young folks these days truly would nevet understand that era,regardless of how indepth we try to explain musical geniuses and their music,that we all enjoyed.That music is what brought us all together,regardless of race,color,gender from the chaos throughout our country.💌💌💌
That's why we are called to unite and support our legitimate government leadership standards of Biden Harris in November.
Were you even a teenager then? Or just another GenX who clings onto mom and dads music?
This is pure musical talent not like the rubbish we have today. This will never be matched.
@johnrankine 7032 I totally agree with you!! Rubbish is a good word to describe the music of today!!
A BAND THAT IS BEYOND BRILLIANT ESPECIALLY ERNIE ISLEY ON GUITAR !!!!!
I always called the Isley Brothers a rock band. 🤘
This early 70s shit is out of sight. I had no idea.
WTF you called them, they were Kickin it
They are “ The First Family of Funk … Rock … And Soul”!!!!! ❤
I'm glad I came up when I did (mid 70's & early 80's). Because, I have an authentic appreciation for this music..REAL MUSIC!!!
I say it all the time... I'on know what was in the water in the 40's 50's and 60's but the music that came from those babies is 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥, ALL GENRE'S. I'm a 60's baby and Mommy and Daddy exposed us to a whole lot if good good music 🎶 that still listen to today
Ronald has one of the greatest voices ever, bar none.
Ever
60 years old and this song still one of the best ever !
(65yrs.)
Wouldn’t the song just now be around 50 years old? Since it was released in 1973?
50
@@rrob268 I meant me. 🤣
60 yes goes fast.. Best comment
Marvin's bass is underrated in here
Facts!!!
Ronald Isley’s distinct vocals are criminally underrated. I love the 70’s there is not a soul singer from that era who sounded like anyone but themselves unlike the past 30 years. The same goes for Ernie Isley as a guitarist. TOTALLY OVERLOOKED in that category
Word.......I miss my childhood. My Dad had this on reel to reel. Everytime I hear it I think of him and I say c'mon Dad, let's dance and sing.
I totally agree. Everyone had their own style back then. Now people sound the same.
Earnie was taught on the guitar by Jimi Hendrix. He had a good teacher.
I need someone to come with a definitive documentary on The Isley Brothers. Their career has spanned over 50 years as not only performers but as a self contained band and record label owners. They’ve impacted many and have managed to stay relevant when many of their peers couldn’t keep up with the ever changing tastes of musical trends. I salute TIB
Now, I know how great James Brown was. Then, not so much. I always knew that Al Green was unique. How could you not. But my favorite, besides the guy from The Stylistics, was Ronald Isley. It was cause of "Who's That Lady." Was there ever a voice that went with a guitar so well? I'd hear Ronald sing, or Michael Jackson sing " Got To Be There, " then Stevie Wonder's "If You Really Love Me" then Curtis Mayfield "Freddie's Dead/Superfly," top it off with Sly's" Family Affair" ...70's soul/r&b went way, way beyond Soul Train and any other connotation. I bet Seals and Croft were dam n proud to hear the Isley Brothers do "Summer Breeze."
Ernie Isley on that axe is the TRUTH!!
Living for the loveof u
😘
The Isley Brothers were cool. That guitar solo sounded just like in the studio. Rudolph looked like he was having church.
😄How do you make a guitar sound so beautiful. Earnie makes it do what it do.😄
Sure did ! ❤️
Ernie's tone and style are so beautiful and unique. It is so easy to identify him. And the Brothers with their incredible vocals. One of the best covers of any song.
Except its not a cover, the Isleys wrote it. Makes it even better.
Yeah, it is a cover (written by Seals and Croft). It's just... the Isley Brothers bring something to their interpretation that's just not able to be described.
legends from the start to the end 😮
@@Kttj actually, no. Written by Seals of Seals and Crofts. (Jim Seals) I know. They were my best friends.
I read somewhere Ernie was quoted say that when the Isley Brothers hired this unknown cat name Jimmy Hendrix who use to tear it up he knew he had to step his game up. In other words Jimmy Hendrix inspired his greatness also.
Jimi was their cuzzin
I'm pretty sure Ernie was learning guitar and not in the band. Hendrix was 21 and Ernie was 11.
Not a bad teacher for a young kid......
@@russcoleman2338 When Jimi was staying there, Ernie was still playing drums and just started by watching guitarists like Jimi playing. Also to Demetrius above, he was not related to the Isleys.
I envy every single individual that was present at that concert...
Thank you Kelly, Rudy, Ron, Melvin, Ernie and Chris for being true Artist along with their first Guitarist, the late Great Jimi Hendrix, who was their cousin. 70"s will never be duplicated.
Awesome!
Love them all, but have to say that Jimi wasn't related to the Isleys although he was certainly an "adopted" cousin with the number of times he stayed at the family home.
I could be wrong but I think Santana was with them too. I could be wrong they had some other famous guitarist too I can't remember
@@bobinscotland If Jimi Hendrix did not become a music martyr he would never have been associated with the Isleys now.
@@stuartperry8141 I think the talent that was Jimi Hendrix in the late sixties would sit well with anyone who was associated with him, but more from the legacy of recordings and musicianship than from being any kind of martyr.
I can’t believe i don’t have ernie Isley or “his purpleness” on my top 10 guitar list…i WILL work on it!
Me neither; both of them
One of the baddest groups Ever.
Ernie Killed It. That is the Knee Baby Brother. Go Ernie Go.!!!
Underated. Young as He Was. A Beast at. 20 years old!!! A Monster on the 🎸 Guitar!!!
No words❤ the best ever
Just incredible... the world needs bands like this back in the game
The industry needs to revisit the Isley Bros. They up there with the best like The Rolling Stones and the Beetles and you don’t hear them as half as much on the radio. The audience is interracial most of the concerts.
The greatest band in the world .
If they ain’t; they’ll do till that band arrives
I agree with you!!!!
Marvin killin' that bass
Rudolph rocks! I love his dancing! Good times!!
And that yellow Eldorado he had was rocking the streets around this area.
Yes sir buddy!😎
@@edwinedwards6796 Rudolph looks like the type of man who wouldn't drive anyting other than a nice Cadillac. ☺️👍
@@Miss_Loving I don't think he did.
Ernest Isley way ahead of his time one of the baddest guitar wayback in the early seventies.
Although this is a cover, this is my favorite non ballad song by the Isley Brothers. Ernie on the ax puts it over the top. The passion of this performance is priceless, especially Rudolph. Chris Jasper is the genius behind their music but content with being low key in the background.
this is a ballad?
The Isleys were a successful act before Chris Jasper joined the group. Marvin and Ernie basically became a part of the group as soon as they were old enough to perform while the older three were always at the front until the seventies.
R.I.P. to the talented and swagged out Rudolph Isley 🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾
1973 was a long time ago... In so many ways it was the pinnacle of human society.. This is proof
Ernie playing the guitar and Ron’s vocals.. Magical ✨🔥
It don't get no better than this music from the '70s
Part of the soundtrack of my childhood. Isley Brothers, Grand Funk, EWF, Led Zep. Damn, music was awesome.
Much love to my God parents Rudolph and Elaine Isley who both have watched and enjoyed this video. Love you both.
Repunza Awesome footage!!! Kelly sounds exactly like Ron with the ad lib. Love it!!!
They are some bad boys... Yes Kelly and Ronald sounds very similar. Believe it or not, its hard for me to tell the difference between Ronald and Rudy when we speak on the phone. LOL
RUDOLPH. IS MY FAV-ISLEY. I LOVE WATCHING HIM DANCE👑
Tell Rudolph Isley I am fan of his and thank him and his brothers for there music. I'd love to meet him in person one day
Salute!!
😳 what a performance especially Ernie at end
I just love the timing clap Kelly and Rudolph does together at the 3:45 mark
I never noticed that. That's pure passion! I've been a fan since I was in the 3rd grade. My sisters were 10 years older than me and I would dig up their records and that's how I became a fan. Their music practically raised me.!
Yes they are mesmerising and such great performers 👌
I wish I could have seen all of them together perform live. One of greatest of all acts!
I had the pleasure twice.
...MSG, NYC
My mother said the Isley's gave the best show she has ever seen. Ns she's seen MJ twice and Prince and Luther, said the Isleys bros had the best live performance.
Most beautiful song in the world
They are in the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame.
The Isley Brothers had the best vines of any group of the 70's by far. The trifold albums are bona fide fashion plates and in that respect they were before their time and right on time!!!
Play your ass off Erine
One of the best years of my life. I graduated high school June 4th. My 1st born child, my son James was born July 22nd. The 70's were so amazing. Music was tremendous. Everyone got along.
1973 was my best year, and I was born July 22 too
.. 65 tho
Wow...Seals & Croft version was awesome...but the guitar solo on this one...😎
Honestly…. The Isley Brothers version is so much better!!!! ❤
THIS IS REAL MUSIC.
CLASSIC FOREVER.
Pure musical soul from the fabulous Isley Brothers, with perhaps Jimmy Hendrix Ernie Isley is the greatest guitarist ever.
I was up that nite waiting desperately and impatiently for them to come on. Turns out this is the version of Summer Breeze I like best. The slower tiempo made it more laid back and effective.
Don Kirshner rock concert on Sat. nite (ABC) was the counterpart of Friday nite's Midnight Special. (NBC)
Those were the days. Awesome days!
Yes they were the days 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👋🏼👍🏼😎🙏🏼
Still can't Touch them on any Level.!!
I'm sorry that damn Intro is Just Nasty 🔥 it screams confidence and Swagger BEAUTIFUL
I love the way he makes his guitar sing harmony
This is really good. All of The Isley Brothers are so smooth. You can see the sweat glistening on their chest and Ron's vocals still drip sweet caramel. And I'm just adoring the way Rudolph just dips and rocks. These guys were definitely a group to be reckoned with. They're just dope.
Well said.
Rudolph rocks!
HELLA DOPE!!!
GUITAR skills like no other!!!! WOW!!! Love it. That IS talent!!!
Man Ernie Isley like a howling wind coming from the north . You’re standing outside on a cold winter day, it’s freezing and all along the mountain top is this wind. It’s swirling around penetrating your body. You shudder and then the calmness comes over you. It’s like when you hear it you know on every song you going to get the best. That’s Ronnie Isley. Listen to his vocal range as it goes through the stratosphere. My my one of the greatest from Shout, It’s your thang, Put it in the lay away, Summer Breeze, and on and on. Those can be so lucky as I was growing to some of the greatest music ever written produced and performed. L B Nov 2022
The Isley brother's baddest group of all time every thang they made went platinum and gold.
Big Rudolph showing out. I love how he used to be feeling it to the max.
I remember this I was 14 years old and what a time to be alive ❤just got saved and started to know about Jesus & Life growing up as a young man what great memories and music to hear.!!🥹🥰
Wild jasmine grows all my city and when the weather is warm it’s pure heaven. I love this cover so much.
Musical genius, so beautiful that it is heart breaking….
The song that made my son pick up a guitar at the age of 15 he’s 20 now and is an amazing player and attending the best uni in England Paul McCartneys LIPA so thank you Mr Ernie Isley 😘😘
Simply awesome! This man can still blow out tunes at 80 years young, because there's nothing old about him.😊
Just don't get soul like this anymore!! The bands of this era were a few steps above no question and this track is so iconic it almost hurts, and that outro guitar solo 👌👌
This group is so timeless
Greatest Group EVER
What a shame that they didn't respect guitar solos back in those days. they wasted most of the video on the singer and the crowd during that epic solo.
You can hear that Hendrix influence with Ernie. Ernie deserves more credit than he gets as a musician.
The Isley Brothers showed what Summer Breeze **shudda** sounded like...
I love the original too
No not should've, just different. The second doesn't exist without the first.
@@mandanglelow1442 ...: I know which version *most* people would rather hear at an outdoor concert... The one that *soarrrs* !!... Just look at the amazement of even the white faces in the audience... Ernie Isley's guitar playing on this version was like *Prince* before Prince... It's like the Isley's *soulllful* version of "Ohio" where Ernie is reminiscent of *Hendrix*!
th-cam.com/video/Aoo3dk1_8LY/w-d-xo.htmlsi=-th7_R6RsnAuBGhl (11:00) -- "Ohio" -- Isley Brothers. But of course major respect goes to Neil Young for writing the original & CSNY for first performing it.
No slight on Seals & Croft
Original version
But The Isley Brothers cover
Of this song night & day.
ESPECIALLY the guitar playing of Ernie Isley.
ERNIE AND JIMMYY IS BY FAR THE BEST GUITARIST EVER.
One of the best bands
I love all the isley brothers
This band is pure gold. They Bring so much memories of my younger days, wow times files. Thank you Isley Brothers for your great music.
This was a top 20 pop hit in the UK 1974
love the isley brothers
The way he was looking before he started singing 😩🥰❤❤❤❤
Should be up there with one of the greatest soul/rock acts!
that's so awesome, one of my favorite songs and video now! that is equivalent to watching some jimi hendrix, funkadelic, eddie hazel, countless like george guke, Herbie hancock, others not to mention. Ernie Iseley in my top 3 great rhythm and lead guitarist. He's awesome period on the guitar and coming from a musical family is only fitting. Brother Marvin bass player also played the role on the bass on those songs in the 70-80"s from what I know. Give all of them props period. Badd brothers hands down.
Ernie is thé best ever
Music !!! I Was playing Ernie's licks when I was 11 years old in '74 lol... And Who's That Lady,,, damn !!! Loved every lick!!! I'd play it over and over trying to nail the licks... Bought a crybaby with my paper route money, and then a Fuzz ;) I found harmonic feedback!!! Then I learned the 'sweet spot' and feedback for days!!!
The moment the song starts it puts you in trance🎤🎶
Witness genius that is only bestowed by Father God in Christ!!!
Once again... Ernie legit murdered that guitar! Smh wow
I like my music to sound the same way on the record as it does live. That's why I'm here.
Absolutely ace! Such an awesome guitarist!
AWESOME , AWESOME , AWESOME !!!!!
The camera man failed the assignment. He only showed Ronald and Ernie.
I was a teenage girl having fun in the Summer Sun! I had all the boys in my hood chasing after me! I was 38-24-38, A Brick House! Little Beyonce didn't have nothing on me!
LOL little fast ass... As the old folks would say
Go ahead. girl. Ahhh memories!
Get that shape bac & lets get married 2 this song lol😘
"Ow! What a winning hand!"
Lol....😯😎🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
When I was young, I became a fan of the fender Stratocaster because of Ernie Isley. His power and tone is insane. Then when I was introduced to Jimi Hendrix by my uncle, I see why. Ernie HAS HIS OWN sound! Funny after all that I picked up the bass @ 16. But still love the strat AND Ernie. He deserves more recognition!😌🎶🎸❤️👍🏾
The Isley Brothers: globally the best group - any genre, any decade; Ronald is lead for many reasons, lov them forever, intrinsically; "I once had your lovin', Groove with you, Hello it's me, At your best, Make me say it again, Work to do, Who's that lady, Harvest for the world, Footsteps, Summer breeze",...
One the greats this is what heaven sounds like boys and girls ❤🎉🙌
Whew! The Isley bros were some baddddddddddd azzes!!
What a wonderful document this is of this great band's artistry.
Hello the Dorsey Family 1970 util 1976..Always in my mind..
Incredible musicianship and skills here. Bebedouro SP Brazil Jan 16, 2024.
So sweet, so heartfelt, so gorgeous
Por favor postem mais apresentações antigas completas dos maravilhosos Isley brothers do período de ouro 1969/1976.
What a voice
these guys have always had it what ever it is they got it going on
UNIQUE !!!and THE ULTIMATE COURTING !!!SUMMER TIME SONG 😮✌✌✌✌✌✌👌👌👌👌👊👊👊👊👏OUT OF THE PARK TRACK 💖✌g
The guy in the red suit is "gettin to it" he can dance😌
VERY underrated guitarist you are, Ernie