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Too Hot to Stop/Flying High on Your Love buy CD music The Isley Brothers entered the 1980s on a high note with GO ALL THE WAY, which, even though it was a huge success at the time, went for decades without a U.S. CD reissue. The album finds the Isleys in full-on slow-jam mode, delivering long, slowly unfurling, luxuriously romantic tunes like the hit "Don't Say Goodnight (It's Time For Love)." The fact that there are only six tracks here, each containing two parts, indicates the extent to which the Isleys take their time in letting the love vibes flow. Their last hurrah of the era, GO ALL THE WAY was the group's last Top 10 album for many years. The Isley Brothers kicked off their fourth decade with this Platinum, #1 album originally issued in 1980. Previously unreleased on CD in the U.S., Go All The Way is highlighted by #1 hit ballad "Don't Say Goodnight (It's Time For Love)" and finds The Isley Brothers embracing new technology while fortifying their proven strengths. Go All The Way features a half dozen extended fan favorites and chart hits (including "Here We Go Again" and the title track). One of their most melodic albums, all was not quite as harmonious behind the scenes for the 3 + 3 lineup at this point, as former Isley Brothers songwriter/keyboardist Chris Jasper reveals in the enlightening liner notes. Go All The Way was written at a time when business disagreements threatened to split the group in two. i˘â‚¬Ĺ"We younger guys were gonna do an album on our own in 1980,i˘â‚¬Âť Chris Jasper reveals in an exclusive new interview conducted for this reissue. i˘â‚¬Ĺ"I just started writing some music. I didni˘â‚¬â„˘t have any idea that Ronald would end up singing it when I wrote it. i˘â‚¬Âť Writing outside the 3 + 3 framework paid artistic dividends, as the fresh and energetic Go All The Way boldly moved The Isley Brothers sound out of the i˘â‚¬â„˘70s and into the i˘â‚¬â„˘80s. Go All The Way has been digitally remastered from the first generation tapes by 3 time Grammy Award winner Joe Palmaccio, who previously oversaw the reissues of The Isley Brothersi˘â‚¬â„˘ CDs 3 + 3, Live It Up, The Heat Is On and Harvest For The World on Legacy. Liner Note Author: Jeremy Holiday. Recording information: Bearsville Studios, New York, NY. Photographer: Jim Houghton. Arrangers: Chris Jasper; Ernie Isley; Marvin Isley; O'Kelly Isley; Ronald Isley; Rudolph Isley. The Isley Brothers: Ronald Isley, Rudolph Isley (vocals); Ernie Isley (guitar, drums, congas, timbales, percussion); Chris Jasper (keyboards, drums, congas, timbales, percussion); Marvin Isley (percussion); O'Kelly Isley. Personnel: The Isley Brothers (vocals); Kelly Isley (vocals).

Too Hot to Stop/Flying High on Your Love songs Digitally remastered two-fer from the Funk legends containing a pair of their original albums appearing for the first time on CD: Loveshine (1978) and Candy (1979). These two albums contain the singles 'So Easy', 'Shake & Dance With Me', 'Chase Me' and 'Let Me Put Love On Your Mind'. Formed by high school classmates Michael Cooper and Louis McCall in 1969 Con Funk Shun had a real purple patch during the late '70s and early '80s, releasing 13 albums total. Both Loveshine and Candy were co-produced by Skip Scarborough, who also produced tracks for Earth Wind & Fire, LTD and Blue Magic amongst others. Con Funk Shun remains one of the most sampled bands in R&B and Hip Hop. Cherry Red. 2010.

Too Hot to Stop/Flying High on Your Love album for sale Personnel: Jimmy Brown (vocals, flute, soprano saxophone, alto saxophone, tenor saxophone, trumpet, flugelhorn, trombone, background vocals); Ray Ransom (vocals, percussion, background vocals); Regi Hargis (guitar, glockenspiel, tambourine, background vocals); Eddie Irons (drums, percussion, background vocals).

Too Hot to Stop/Flying High on Your Love CD music Digitally remastered two-fer containing a pair of albums from the Funk outfit: Cardiac Arrest (1977) and We All Know Who We Are (1978). Their excellent debut album, Cardiac Arrest, was highlighted by four singles. Three of those hit the Billboard R&B chart. We All Know Who We Are crept into the Top 60 on the mainstream chart and #15 on the R&B countdown. The single "It's Serious" not only gave the band a Top 20 R&B hit but also got onto the all important Dance chart, hitting #21. Cameo would of course go on to bigger things as the 1980's opened up, getting no less than eight gold discs and one platinum disc in America. 15 tracks. Cherry Red. 2010. Recording information: Hollywood Sound Recorders; Music Farm Studio, New York, NY. Photographers: Scott Hensel; Raeanne Rubenstein. Arrangers: Greg "Doc" Johnson; Cameo. Personnel: Larry Blackmon (vocals, acoustic guitar, drums, percussion, background vocals); Greg "Doc" Johnson (vocals, piano, electric piano, keyboards, string synthesizer); Tomi Jenkins (vocals, timbales, background vocals); Wayne Cooper (vocals, percussion, background vocals); Kurt Jetter (vocals); Eric Durham (guitar, electric guitar, background vocals); Charles Sampson (acoustic guitar, electric guitar); Arnett Leftenant (saxophone, tenor saxophone, percussion, background vocals); Nathan Leftenant (trumpet, percussion, background vocals); William Revis (bass guitar); John Kellogg (background vocals). Liner Note Author: Malcolm Dome.

Too Hot to Stop/Flying High on Your Love buy CD music 1st time on CD! Originally released in 1981 and contains the hits "Hit & Run" and "Freaky Behavior", plus the bonus track "Hit & Run (single version)". 9 tracks

Too Hot to Stop/Flying High on Your Love songs Digitally remastered two-fer containing a pair of albums from the R&B/Funk mavericks on one CD: Angel (1977) and Jass-Ay-Lay-Dee (1978). With their slinky horn powered grooves, impeccable musicianship and eye popping album covers The Ohio Players were among the top Funk bands of the '70s. Angel features the three hits - 'Body Vibes', 'O-H-I-O' and 'Merry Go Round'. The aggressive sweaty Funk Jass-Ay-Lay-Dee album features energetic offerings such as 'Dance (If Ya Wanta)', 'Sleepwalking' and the single 'Funk-O-Nots'. Liner Note Author: Jerry Ewing. Recording information: Paragon Recording Studios, Chicago, IL; The Chicago Recording Company, Chicago, IL; The Record Plant, Los Angeles, CA; Wally Heider Studios, Los Angeles, CA. Photographers: Claude Mougin; Michael Mauney.