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Track List
01) I Turned You On
02) Vacuum Cleaner
03) I Got to Get Myself Together
04) Was It Good to You?
05) The Blacker the Berry (a.k.a. Black Berries)
06) My Little Girl
07) Get Down Off of the Train
08) Holding On
09) Feels Like the World
01) I Turned You On
02) Vacuum Cleaner
03) I Got to Get Myself Together
04) Was It Good to You?
05) The Blacker the Berry (a.k.a. Black Berries)
06) My Little Girl
07) Get Down Off of the Train
08) Holding On
09) Feels Like the World
2:38
2:56
3:38
2:44
5:53
3:41
3:12
2:36
3:26
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First Released
1969
R&B
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Urban/R&B
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Medium
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The late '60s and early '70s remain a favourite period in the Isley Brothers evolution. Ronald sung hard, and brothers O'Kelly and Rudolph supplied church-inspired backing whoops to his lead. The tunes had catchy titles and creative, rhyming lyrics.
This recording is loaded with that rocking, "It's Your Thing" style.
"The Blacker the Berry the Sweeter Juice" isn't about fruit but speaks of the desirability of dark-complexioned women.
"I Turned You On" has a grinding, churning rhythm.
"Sock it to me" was a catch phrase at the time and the Isleys included the popular phrase prominently in the song.
"Feels Like the World" is a slow morbid statement about one's condition.
"Was It Good to You" is fast, fluid, and asks the universal lover's question.
A good period for the trio, Ron sung close to his natural register, which will please those who dislike the softer falsetto voice he fell in love with later.
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Click yellow EDIT Button add one in English or another language
User Album Review
The late '60s and early '70s remain a favourite period in the Isley Brothers evolution. Ronald sung hard, and brothers O'Kelly and Rudolph supplied church-inspired backing whoops to his lead. The tunes had catchy titles and creative, rhyming lyrics.
This recording is loaded with that rocking, "It's Your Thing" style.
"The Blacker the Berry the Sweeter Juice" isn't about fruit but speaks of the desirability of dark-complexioned women.
"I Turned You On" has a grinding, churning rhythm.
"Sock it to me" was a catch phrase at the time and the Isleys included the popular phrase prominently in the song.
"Feels Like the World" is a slow morbid statement about one's condition.
"Was It Good to You" is fast, fluid, and asks the universal lover's question.
A good period for the trio, Ron sung close to his natural register, which will please those who dislike the softer falsetto voice he fell in love with later.
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