10 catalog entries, grouped by year.
The Isley Brothers began as a gospel-based family vocal group near Cincinnati before Shout brought wider recognition in 1959. Their sound expanded through soul, rock, R&B and funk. The 1973 album 3+3 marked the enlarged ensemble that added Ernie Isley, Marvin Isley and Chris Jasper to the older vocal trio. Through T-Neck Records, the group wrote, arranged, performed and produced much of its work, with band recordings remaining distinct from the members' individual projects.
The Isley Brothers: RCA Victor and T-Neck history - Sony Legacy Recordings
Cincinnati gospel-family origins, 1959 Shout, musical range, 1973 expanded 3+3 lineup and the group's writing/production work through T-Neck. | Retrieved 2026-10-17
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The Isley Brothers began as a gospel-based family vocal group near Cincinnati before Shout brought wider recognition in 1959. Their sound expanded through soul, rock, R&B and funk. The 1973 album 3+3 marked the...
View background statusThe Isley Brothers began as a gospel-based family vocal group near Cincinnati before Shout brought wider recognition in 1959. Their sound expanded through soul, rock, R&B and funk. The 1973 album 3+3 marked the...
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Motown 150The Isley Brothers began as a gospel-based family vocal group near Cincinnati before Shout brought wider recognition in 1959. Their sound expanded through soul, rock, R&B and funk. The 1973 album 3+3 marked the...
View background statusThe Isley Brothers began as a gospel-based family vocal group near Cincinnati before Shout brought wider recognition in 1959. Their sound expanded through soul, rock, R&B and funk. The 1973 album 3+3 marked the...
View background statusOriginally recorded by the Top Notes, the Isley Brothers' version became a hit.
View background statusReported release: 1966Date needs verification
Source year-end #98Written by Holland-Dozier-Holland about enduring love
View background statusAn anthem of self-expression and independence
View background statusThe Isley Brothers began as a gospel-based family vocal group near Cincinnati before Shout brought wider recognition in 1959. Their sound expanded through soul, rock, R&B and funk. The 1973 album 3+3 marked the...
View background statusFeatures a distinctive guitar riff played by Ernie Isley Helped establish the Isley Brothers as a funk powerhouse
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Source year-end #29A funk anthem addressing social and political issues of the time.
View background status1960-2025. Each year contains 150 selections.