one of the funniest s*** to me was when my grandma would be telling me how they used to be in the hoods in chicago whenever they would come visiting people lmao, they was about it fr

Voyage to Atlantis is in the running for best song ever recorded IMO

I'm doing my part

Ernie Isley is legit one of the most underrated guitarists of all time

Absolutely, their music has resonated with every generation & probably will forevermore

<3 this sample

love them but theyre definitely in the second tier of r&b legends for me

not on the same level as James Brown, Ray Charles, Sly Stone, George Clinton, Miracles, Temptations, Four Tops, Supremes, Vandellas, Marvin, Ben E King/Drifters, Sam Cooke, Otis, Nina, Aretha, Tina, Fats, Bo, Al Green, Impressions.

super impressive how well they managed to adapt to the times with that time span between their first and last classics though

Here to tell you... they are in that top tier brother

They right up there with all of them if you ask me Too many classics spanning different eras and generations. Not to mention their impact in being sampled throughout hip hop

just getting to their mid-late 70s albums so well so how it goes. I definitely dont quite think they rank alongside the giants of the 50s-60s.

The fact they have music dating back to the 50’s blows my mind

I think Pretty Ricky sampled that part too which was genius as hell

The gods

Some of the most enjoyable music to listen to fr godly textures

they are mentioned and held to that regard op

a special kind of smooth fr

i still grieve missing the opportunity to see them @ stern grove when I was in hs

😂My lady & I are in the kitchen dyinn to this song

Buttery vocals

Drip So Hard