”The Isley Brothers Way”
( LP T-Neck Records, 1970 )
Catalog # TNS 3005
Tracklisting:
A1 I Know Who You Been Socking It To (2:40)
A2 Love Is What You Make It (3:20)
A3 Somebody’s Been Messin’ (2:36)
A4 Save Me (3:30)
A5 It’s Your Thing (3:01)
B1 I Turned You On (2:45)
B2 Feel Like The World (2:53)
B3 He’s Got Your Love (2:05)
B4 Give The Women What They Want (2:25)
B5 I Must Be Losing My Touch (2:00)
Credits:
Arranged By – George Patterson
Organ – Dave “Baby” Cortez
Written-By, Arranged By, Producer – Isley Brothers, The
Notes:
Recorded at A&R Studios
Format: Vinyl, LP
Country: US
Released: 1970
The rip presents some clips.
So, take a listen THEN BUY THE ORIGINAL LP or CD!!!!
Review:
David Clowney (b.k.a Dave “Baby” Cortez) played the organ with the same aggression as a pro football linebacker: he was theatrical, dressed loud and loved playing exaggerated scales. He scored with “The Happy Organ,” a million-seller in the ’60s. On his only LP for the Isley Brothers’ T-Neck subsidiary he performs instrumentals of the Isleys and other T-Neck artists’ songs. Funky versions of “It’s Your Thing,” the insidious “I Turned You On” and “I Know Who You Been Socking It To” will get your feet’s attention. A cover of “Love Is What You Make It” by the Sweet Cherries is a decent organ-led ballad. Baby’s rendition of Judy Clay’s “Somebody’s Been Messin’ with My Thing” is as solid as the vocal. Far too brief, it only takes 26 minutes to hear all ten songs.
By Andrew Hamilton (AMG)
By Pier
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