Isley Brothers Harvest For The World CD

Harvest For The World Music

List Price	$6.99 (You save $1.04)
Category	Rock/Pop Albums, Soul/R&B CDs, Funk, R&B
Label	Legacy
Orig Year	1976
All Time Sales Rank	97492
CD Universe Part number	7610962
Catalog number	723742
Discs	1
Release Date	Feb 01, 2008
Studio/Live	Mixed
Mono/Stereo	Stereo
Producer	The Isley Brothers
Engineer	Malcolm Cecil
Personnel	Ernie Isley - 6- & 12-string acoustic guitars, electric guitar, drums Marvin Isley - bass, cowbell, percussion Chris Jasper - piano, electric piano, Clavinet, ARP synthesizer Ronald "Mr. Biggs" Isley Rudolph Isley - vocals O'Kelly Isley Also: Malcolm Cecil

Isley Brothers Harvest For The World Songs

1.	Harvest For the World - (prelude)
2.	Harvest For the World - (remix)
3.	People of Today	$0.99
4.	Who Loves You Better	$0.99
5.	You Are Love, (At Your Best)
6.	Let Me Down Easy	$0.99
7.	So You Wanna Stay Down	$0.99
8.	You Still Feel the Need	$0.99
9.	Summer Breeze - (previously unreleased, bonus track)

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