Greatest Hits, Volume 1

I absolutely love this CD.

Here is the long and the short of it. This is a satisfying album. It doesn't have all of the hits but this is not an anthology. All of the songs are long playing, lasting 5-6 minutes with the exception of "Its your Thang". If you complain about this bargain of an album then you are just far too picky and hard to please. Get this album and you will not be sorry.

What's amazing about this compilation is how good every track is. Sound is excellent. The Isley Brothers seem to have a sound all their own, blending soul, rock, and funk. "Who Was that Lady?" is a groove you wish would never stop. You don't often hear such propulsive drumming in this genre.

Great CD at a bargain price

I was watching some mop TV commercial and The Isley Brothers' 1973 hit That Lady Parts I & II was used in the TV spot. The TV spot shows a rake smitten with a broom. In the last 10 seconds, the rake and mop are sharing pasta and wine! The Isley Brothers released Who's That Lady in 1964. In 1973, they updated the song with a Santana/Jimi Hendrix-influence. This same song was also used in a 1990's Salon Selectives TV spot and in the movie Anchorman. This CD is less than $10 and it's packed with some good Isley Brothers songs.

I love the Isley brother music, it never gets old , its just sets a great mood when I am driving.The words in the music never gets old. When my cd get a little scratch, you a ll do a great job by sending me one the next day. Tks for a great job sending my favorite.

i really love r & b music i am from the old school and mellow music was what you need on a real stressful day tha twill calm the nerves and set an atomsphere that is loving and kind and even touch your heart in a way that music today can not do

How about start with "Who's That Lady?", which was killing it on AM radio in 1973, 3 and 4 years before funk was lighting up the mainstream. Several other classics here, example after example of vocal and instrumental prowess.