What is the best Isley Brothers album of all time?

By YPB Team

Spanning doo-wop origins, Motown soul, psychedelic funk rock, and bedroom slow jams, their discography is one of the most underrated in music history. Which era defines them for you?

  1. 3+3 — ranked #11
    3+3
    The Isley Brothers' watershed 1973 album featuring teenage Ernie Isley's scorching guitar work on 'That Lady,' marking their transformation into a funk powerhouse.
  2. The Heat Is On — ranked #22
    The Heat Is On
    The Isley Brothers' steamy 1975 album featuring extended funk workouts and the simmering title track showcasing their irresistible late-period groove.
  3. Go for Your Guns — ranked #33
    Go for Your Guns
    The Isley Brothers' hard-edged 1977 album featuring urgent guitar-driven funk and the ferocious hit 'The Pride.'
  4. Harvest for the World — ranked #44
    Harvest for the World
    The Isley Brothers' socially conscious 1976 album featuring the uplifting title track and a seamless blend of funk, soul, and protest sentiment.
  5. Between the Sheets — ranked #55
    Between the Sheets
    The Isley Brothers' massively sampled 1983 slow jam album featuring the title track, one of the most sampled songs in hip-hop history.
  6. Live It Up — ranked #66
    Live It Up
    The Isley Brothers' energetic 1974 album featuring extended funk jams and 'Midnight Sky,' a song that influenced countless later artists.
  7. Showdown — ranked #77
    Showdown
    The Isley Brothers' sleek 1978 album blending disco-era production with their signature hard funk and rock guitar.
  8. Winner Takes All — ranked #88
    Winner Takes All
    The Isley Brothers' ambitious 1979 double album traversing ballads, funk, and disco-influenced tracks across four vinyl sides.
  9. Brother, Brother, Brother — ranked #99
    Brother, Brother, Brother
    The Isley Brothers' 1972 album featuring a cover of 'Work to Do' and a raw funk energy that bridged their classic and contemporary sounds.
  10. It's Our Thing — ranked #1010
    It's Our Thing
    The Isley Brothers' 1969 T-Neck Records debut that launched their independence and featured the funkiest production of their career to that point.
  11. This Old Heart of Mine — ranked #1111
    This Old Heart of Mine
    The Isley Brothers' 1966 Motown album featuring their biggest early hit produced by Holland-Dozier-Holland, showcasing the group's vocal sophistication.

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