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Track List
01) I Know Who You Been Socking For
02) Somebody Been Messin'
03) Save Me
04) I Must Be Losing My Touch
05) Feel Like the World
06) It's Your Thing
07) Give the Women What They Want
08) Love Is What You Make It
09) Don't Give It Away
10) He's Got Your Love
01) I Know Who You Been Socking For
02) Somebody Been Messin'
03) Save Me
04) I Must Be Losing My Touch
05) Feel Like the World
06) It's Your Thing
07) Give the Women What They Want
08) Love Is What You Make It
09) Don't Give It Away
10) He's Got Your Love
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First Released
1969
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A very important album for the Isley Brothers, 1969's It's Our Thing found Ronald, O'Kelly and Rudolph Isley reviving their T-Neck label and marked the beginning of their association with Buddah (where they would remain until moving T-Neck to Epic/CBS in 1973).
Creatively, this excellent LP put the siblings in the driver's seat -- they did all of the producing and song writing themselves -- and they enjoyed the type of artistic freedom that they could only dream about when they were with Tamla/Motown from 1965-1968.
At Tamla/Motown, Berry Gordy's team of producers and songwriters called the shots, but at T-Neck/Buddah, the Isleys' own vision was allowed to flourish. And that creative freedom made 'It's Our Thing' a commercial triumph as well as an artistic one.
The funky title track soared to number two on the R&B charts, and equally invigorating gems like "Give the Women What They Want" and "I Know Who You Been Socking It To" also went down in history as soul classics.
Nor are tough, gritty album tracks like "He's Got Your Love" and "I Must Be Losing My Touch" anything to complain about.
'It's Our Thing' made it clear that Tamla/Motown's loss was Buddah's gain.
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A very important album for the Isley Brothers, 1969's It's Our Thing found Ronald, O'Kelly and Rudolph Isley reviving their T-Neck label and marked the beginning of their association with Buddah (where they would remain until moving T-Neck to Epic/CBS in 1973).
Creatively, this excellent LP put the siblings in the driver's seat -- they did all of the producing and song writing themselves -- and they enjoyed the type of artistic freedom that they could only dream about when they were with Tamla/Motown from 1965-1968.
At Tamla/Motown, Berry Gordy's team of producers and songwriters called the shots, but at T-Neck/Buddah, the Isleys' own vision was allowed to flourish. And that creative freedom made 'It's Our Thing' a commercial triumph as well as an artistic one.
The funky title track soared to number two on the R&B charts, and equally invigorating gems like "Give the Women What They Want" and "I Know Who You Been Socking It To" also went down in history as soul classics.
Nor are tough, gritty album tracks like "He's Got Your Love" and "I Must Be Losing My Touch" anything to complain about.
'It's Our Thing' made it clear that Tamla/Motown's loss was Buddah's gain.
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