Brother, Brother, Brother

"Brother, Brother, Brother" is a vibrant and dynamic album by The Isley Brothers, released in 1972. This album, originally released on May 2, 1972, under the T-Neck imprint, marked a significant point in the group's career, being their last studio record with Buddah Records before their move to Epic in mid-1973. The album is a rich blend of R&B, rock, soul, and funk, showcasing the versatility and innovation of The Isley Brothers.

The album features a standout track, "Pop That Thang," which became a top 40 hit, along with other notable songs like "Work to Do" and "It's Too Late." With a duration of 41 minutes, "Brother, Brother, Brother" is packed with energetic and soulful tracks that highlight the group's unique sound and musical prowess. The album's production, engineered by Michael DeLugg and produced by Rudolph Isley, Ronald Isley, and O’Kelly Isley, ensures a high-quality listening experience.

From their gospel roots in Cincinnati, Ohio, to their evolution into a force of nature in the music industry, The Isley Brothers bring their signature style and depth to this album. "Brother, Brother, Brother" is a testament to their musical journey and their ability to create timeless music that resonates with audiences. Whether you're a long-time fan or new to their work, this album offers a compelling collection of tracks that showcase the best of The Isley Brothers.