The Isley Brothers - That Lady, Pts. 1 & 2 (Official Audio)
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- Опубликовано: 5 фев 2025
- "That Lady, Pts. 1 & 2" by The Isley Brothers
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Chorus:
Who's that lady (who's that lady)
Sexy lady (who's that lady)
Beautiful lady (who's that lady)
Real fine lady (who's that lady)
#TheIsleyBrothers #ThatLady #OfficialAudio
Love this song!
Song to my wife I love Her 😊
RIP the three members of The Isley Brothers
O'Kelly Isley Jr. (December 25, 1937 - March 31, 1986), aged 48
Rudolph Isley (April 1, 1939 - October 11, 2023), aged 84
Marvin Isley (August 18, 1953 - June 6, 2010), aged 56
You will be remembered as legends.
RIP RUDOLPH ISLEY🙏
Marvin died also
Omgg I didn’t know til I seen your comment I’m shocked…🥺🤦🏽♀️ R.I.P too them🤲🏽🕊️ thanks for the info
First Tina Turner, now Rudolph. Ronald is the only one standing.
@@kool-808 Ernie is still here ~
One day back in 1973, I was babysitting for a couple that allowed me to use their stereo. Once the kids were asleep, I turned to a station playing this tune. This wasn't my transistor radio. This was a stereo consule with all the sound settings that made this music come alive. To this day, I still think of that moment in my youth & how great the guitar made me feel and move. Yeah.
Dang
Just like you, Christine, back in that day--maybe in 1975 or so, they used to have 'concert shows' on TV on Saturday nights at 10:30 thru midnight in the midwest. These guys came on and I was transfixed by Earnie Isley standing apart from the rest of the group, they wearing their matching tight white satined outfits, and Earnie in a white buckskin jacket, jamming at the end of the stage in his own world. Very special childhood memory. I cannot now play this song only once.
Ernie Isley doing his Hendrix thing on a white Stratocaster while dressed to the nines. It was Magnificent.
Thank you for bringing me back when l was young and free.
powerful
Gotta be one of the hardest guitar solos known to man from Ernie😭😭🔥🔥
It's by no means one of the hardest, but that's not the point, is it? 😺 It sounds great! It sounds perfect for the song; every part is there - tone, phrasing, melodic content... Feel... To me he sounds more like Robin trower than Jimi , but then I used to think that trower sounded like Jimmy, too! 😸 Hard and good are like comparing, not apples and oranges... More like apples and bricks! Hard does NOT Make something good, and good doesn't have to be hard! For example, most of bridesmaids solos and fills are nowhere near as hard as, say... A zillion others things, but HIS ALL sound great, and absolutely perfect for a song they're in, which ACTUALLY is harder to do!!!!!!!!!! .. Short form... Kudos to Ernie 😺😺😺!!!!!!!!!! Loved him the first time I heard him!!!
@@timnotbrianmay I think might mean hard as in good
@@harryhopson5143 ... hmmm... Maybe... But, then again, I never knew anyone to say that was hard ice cream or hard pizza 😸!... Or... (Fill in the blank 🙀😸)!
@@timnotbrianmay haha true 🤣 we’re both right nonetheless 😂👌
@@harryhopson5143 😺😸 ABSOLUTELY!!!!!!!!!!
Ernie Isley is a great guitarist, but he was taught by the greatest guitarist! Lots of people don't know, but Jimi Hendrix was a guitarist for the Isley brothers and best friends with them and he taught Ernie when he was a kid before he died, and that's where ernie's talent comes from - is he saw all the things that Jimmy had actually invented. There's a lot of great guitars but Jimi Hendrix had things that no one else had, he actually struck fear and a lot of the huge guitarist of his time! because they couldn't do what he was doing. Gotta give credit where credit is due. Miss Jimi, he went out too young
I was thinking about Jimi H when I read your comments. He had the most unique talent. It was so sad when he died. Too many of the great ones died young.
I knew this song for a long time, but what brought me back for this song was from blood in blood out at cruz party, who else?
Ernie Isley one of the most underrated Guitar players ever! He deserves to be on the Mt.Olympus of guitarist!
Ces't Moi xxxxx J Xxxxxxxx
UNDERRATED GUITARIST UNDERRATED BAND OF BROS
Ernie Signature Guitar sound🤔😉😎
Yes you’re right Ernie is a BAD MOTHER and you know the rest very underrated no question about it✊🏾✊🏾✊🏾
Terrific ❤❤❤
Anybody still rocking with me in 2024?
Me!
Todo el ratoo temazooooooo
Right here ❤
Me. 😊
Me
Guitar work is flawless and has stood the test of time
I find it quite admirable that Kendrick Lamar personally flew to New Orleans to ask Ronald Isley to sample this track for his song, "I". Which is why you see Ronald in the music video. They have a mutual respect for each other even though they're generations apart.
Check out Beastie Boys “Year and a day”
And it's also why Ronald Isley is featured in "How Much a Dollar Cost?"!
❤love the legendary Isley Bros Old school music the best ever !!!!!!!
The song is a mere prelude to the guitar solo. Ernie is one of the greatest rock guitarists of all time!
Super underrated dam near Jimi Hendrix spawn
agreed....
@@YungTrinidad407 Yeah, Jimi did live with them for 2 years (63-65) while played with them... and it definitely shows on here
Amen to that 🙏
Fun Fact: Guitar and keyboard melted after the recording of this track !!
The smoothest Brothers of all time
All nationalities love the Isley Brothers ,,,Just A Power House Of Sound,,,class of 1973 here,,,What a life ,,🏆🎶🎸
Class of 73 too!! Best of times!!!!
Ugh that solo is the definition of fucking FIRE.
Oh my so thankful to have been young and enjoyed this amazing band!!!
Yeah was 21 with my whole life in front of me. 73 was a great year for so many good tunes. Am 72 now and still rock to this awesome tune. The Isleys were at their peak at this time
This is one of their best songs of all time! Most music today won't ever compare to this.
You mos def got that right, no doubt!!
I've said this many times!!
Ernie is tearing that guitar up. Powerful.
Ernie tearing up Guitar Ok Badass Ok
Ernie's guitar work on this, speaks for itself; however, Chis Jaspers keyboard work is phenomenal.
Hes pretty good for a drummer. 😂
And all these years I thought that guitar was a synthesizer! Totally awesome!
@@actionsub
Don't feel bad, 55 years old, and I'm a musician, and I thought it was a synth also till a few years ago!
So was Marvin's bass!
@@keithcamardelle739 Really? I was about fifteen when this song dropped and I always knew it was a real guitar.
This is one funky track . The guitar solo is incredible. The breakdown is awesome. This classic jam will stand the test of time. Play on fellas, play on.
Funky Track
EXACTLY
You mos def, got that right!!! No doubt!!
What a classic 🙏🏻👍🏻👍🏻
I was 17 and made a trip to London to buy clothes this song was blasting out in the shops and played at our local dance hall what great times . I’m 68 now how the years fly by .
Yup I remember this as well I even saw the band live a few times and they were amazing!
It's just got to be blasting out! 2024 64year old and still love all the same music I did when young. ❤
@@Live1959-y7b me too old soul all the way 🎶
Great song I always go back to the 60s and the 70s.
If you’re here-you’re a genius
Must be Genius no 2!
Hello Einstein " its me"
I'll testify to that
Still listening to it at 75. One of the best songs ever.brilliant.
Possibly THE best song! 👌🏻
The song I play to my lovely Wife ❤️
Beat ya by 2 years !!
You can tell Jimi Hendrix taught a young Ernie Isley a few things while Jimi lived with Isley Family in the mid sixties. ERNIE PASSED THE CLASS ! SUPERB GUITAR PLAYER ! 2024 AND STILL ENJOYING ! THANK YOU.
Yes! Ernie brought the RnR guitar 🎸 soloes to the non-disco soul and RnB of the 1970s!
If you weren’t alive at all in the 1970s, check out his guitar 🎸 work in the Isley remake of “Summer Breeze,” and Ernie’s hard driving RnR guitar work in Isley Deep track, “Climbing up the Ladder.” If you are an “old head,” you already know! 🤘🏽
1973 to Dec.2024.
Timeless🔥.
The Isley Guys was
NO joke🔥!!!
Ron Isley was and still is "The Voice".
Ernie just a damn-fool on lead guitar! 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾 REAL REAL FIIIIIIIIINE LADY!❤❤❤❤
This is one of the coldest guitarist ever!!!!!!
Definitely, one of the 100 greatest guitar solos of all time... And Fun to dance to!
That guitar player can hold his own with anyone
Yes it is!
For those wondering, the musicians are lead vocalist Ronald Isley, guitarist Ernie Isley, bassist Marvin Isley, drummer George Moreland, conga player Rocky, and pianist Chris Jasper.
Thank you - I listen to this song over and over and each individual artist is so precise and perfect - It's wonderful to put the names to the magicians!!
L Kat I think you mean musicians, lol.
Michael Glickman nope, they definitely produce magic
Michael Glickman Truman Thomas is playing organ on this song too...
It's a family affair
RIP Rudolf Isley
The day that Ernie put down this Guitar track , The Soul of Jimi Hendrix was flowing through His fingers !!
Earnie Isley lighting it up on lead guitar.❤🎸
Jimmy was his teacher ....
One of the most amazing guitar solos of all timeI can’t stand these lame radio stations that play the cut down version. Even Sirius does. It’s ridiculous.
Still liking this song since teenager.63 now
Yep..😊
If I could play the guitar...I could play every single note of this song...I've listen to it 1,000's of times. It still gives me CHILLS‼️‼️‼️‼️‼️‼️‼️
Absolute perfection....especially Ernie Islay's stunning guitar solo floating on a superb rhythm and percussion section.....sensational music
as a hard rocker, I've always had a soft spot in my heart for R&B from the 60's and 70's. It's my youth...
Black Soul make your toes curl dude and you know it nothing like black Soul Babe ask the European musicians they will tell you the Real Cool Truth.
Lucky guy
That's pretty cool Mike, I'm 57, and my favorite music is Rock-n-Roll and R&B from the 70's and early 80's. It never gets old.😊
That is so true mike
A great place to start music appreciation
Having great taste in music brought me here.
Much love to those listintening!!!! 💯🖤
OUCH!! A kick-ass cut, nothing comes close!
Love Ernie getting a chance to show his chops.
This family has so much talent. The parents must have had super genes.
You hear It !, But do feel IT!, & Do hear Marvin's roaring ,
Baseline, Backin-Up the rear-end of, It ALL !,...
6p
Apparently Ernie put this down in one take which is totally amazing as he was still a college kid at the time. Still breathtaking after all these years.
R.I.Power Rudolph Isley .. what a legacy. Music used for movements, groups, and date nights. With the original Purpleness, Jimi Hendrix, playing lead bass in the beginning of his career. "Shout", "Fight the Power", and "That Lady"!!!
R.I.P. Rudolph Isley. We loved your music!😪
It's hard to believe this is a 50 year old song, and it's still better than anything on the radio today. The thing rap music will never have is class funk and soul. This song and group have it all over.
this mf hasn't heard kendrick "i" 😤
@@unluckymaru8776bro has never heard Kendrick💀
Thing is, it still is often is played on the radio today, and will be for many years to come.
Guys I heard him. Not even in the same league as James or Michael or Prince.
The irony 😹💀 rap is literally the natural evolution of funk and soul, the beats are literally pure funk, the lyrics are pure poetry; sure commercial mainstream mumble rap on the radio is shit, but good rap isn't just as good as funk and soul, it IS funk and soul😹 most hiphop samples come from 60s r&b anyway.
I can't stop listening 2 this , it's theeee classic!!!
Great guitar.. Of course you can totally hear exactly who this playing was influenced by. Thank you Jimi
From what I understand, Jimi Hendricks taught Ernie some of what he knows.
Never, ever get tired of this. Classic album from the Golden Age of 'SOUL' music. The whole album kicks serious arse.
+Gary Rutland, Yep. Agreed. I love working out to this. Timeless
well said
I had the great pleasure of hosting Ernie on my Golf Talk Show, "Views From The Rough" when he was doing the Jimi Hendrix tribute tour. I can't thank his publicist enough for clearing Ernie's schedule for this interview. Ernie was one of the kindest and most humble of men I have ever met.... his stories of life as an Isley starting as a drummer and then his parents allowing Jimi to stay with them in their NJ home....and how Jimi had this innate ability to hear a sound of a car, train etc and make it come out on the guitar. Most intriguing story was the family gathering to watch the Beatles on the Ed Sullivan Show....and that is when they decided to add another guitar to the group..... I love these guys....but for me Ernie will always be Top-Shelf....hope he and can meet again this time for 18.... 18 holes -18 questions. Reach out Ernie I'm here. Thank YOU
Heard this at work today for the first time ever (I'm 38 so don't know how I haven’t heard it before) and thought it's such a good, catchy tune...
Hail and farewell, Rudolph. 🙏🏾
Part one is the jam, part two is why we have beautiful children.
"Beautiful Chicken", LoL!!!
sorry, thought you wrote Chicken!
+Ana B Hey, my moms used to fry some beautiful chicken!
Lol
lol
The guitar! The song! That voice! Jamming to the bone all the way to the make you feel good zone.
Damn that guitar solo was everything!!! 💗
Hell yeah!!! Guitar solo n just there totally awesome song!!!!!!
TO ME HE WAS AS GOOD AS JIMMY HENDRICK THIS IS MY OPINION WE ALL HAVE A OPINION 😂 😂 JIMMY WAS HELL WITH THAT 🎸 GUITAR AS WELL 2 WONDERFUL GUITARS🎸 PLAYERS OKAY
That guitar solo still blows after all these years!
After 45 years, I still don't know of a more brilliant song intro, by the most brilliant soul band. Chris Jasper on piano, and Ernie on guitar, then Ronald comes in with the meows and purrs.
THIS IS A WORLD PREMIERE!!!
I done been through a hell lot..
The song that made me decide to pickup a guitar at the age of 12. Still trying. Ernie was the man. Then I found out about Jimi. Then I learned that Jimi played for the Isleys back in the day. Then I knew why Ernie was so great1
I saw these guys 1977 at the Oakland Coliseum arena together with Wild Cherry.
I remember like it was yesterday.
What a show.
No way! That had to be one great concert!
The very definition of a MultiFormat smash hit. Got massive airplay on Top-40, Rock, and R&B stations.
The Isleys
SUMMER BREEZE!🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Just absolutely awsome.Ernie Isley killed that guitar. Today's rappers can't hold up a candle next to these bands of the 60's n 70's.
what the fuck are you even talking about? what does this have to do with rappers...?
THE ABSOLUTELY PERFECT
One of the best soul songs of its time era will always remain one of my favorites rock on
Agreed, and mine too!!
That Lady was a Beautiful Song of Yesteryears. 🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤
This is one of the most beautiful songs ever composed and that is no hyperbole.
One of the best song of the Isley Brothers
🎺🎷📯🎸🎹🪘
I know it is exactly a week late. All I want to say is Happy 75th Birthday to Mr. Ronald "Ron/Ronnie" Isley A.K.A. Mr. Biggs, who was and still is the lead singer of one of the best musical groups in history, which he helped form with his brothers.
Ernie's guitar tone here is just sublime, man.
on point !!
This song is still FIRE in 2o24!
Thats the longest & best guitar 🎸 jam ever
One of the greatest soul groups of all time. Had the pleasure of seeing them in the late 70s or early 80s
Agree.. And lucky you., would love to have seen them in concert.
how was it? do you remember?
@@Falche23 well thank you I do remember but barely it was in the early 80s I believe at the Oakland Coliseum and they're just the greatest Soul band ever. They are coming to San Jose and I sure wish I had somebody to go with
Oh wow!! That is totally awesome!! Mos def theeee shydt!!!
i was hanging with my best friend yesterday and we really wanted to see the mario movie. he still didn’t have his car, so my mom allowed us to drive her’s. the problem with driving her car was, there was no aux or even bluetooth option, so for most of the drive i was stuck fiddling through the channels. finally, i scrolled down to the groove, when we both caught this tune. we shared a look and began grooving out, and it just KEPT GETTING BETTER. this song for real had us throwing our heads back and forth and jamming out so hard. it’s amazing.
I listen to this song in 1976, still amazing today.......2024
Guitar work is the influence jimi Hendrix gave them
Jimi played on the ORIGINAL version, about 1963 or 64, thereabouts, on the United Artists label.....
Check this out Jimmy Hendricks use to stay at the Isley" s home and he gave Ernie some tips on the guitar . Now you know we black Americans the best that done it.
Best guitar player in the whole genre!!
This song bursting with joy
1:10....... every school git dat 8th grade chick looks like Pam Grier 😂🫢
Sky is the limit Ronald Isley I am so love with you Ronald Isley
Got this album in ‘75 when I snuck a listen to my uncle’s record collection. Ernie Isley is still a hero and the exact reason I play guitar today. Absolutely one if not the best album I own.
RIP Rudolph ~
YOU BET STILL LISTENING..STILL ROCKING..
Would most appreciate the ORIGINAL versions of these classic hits.
What do you mean? This is not the original? Talking about a version before the younger brothers joined?
When this was out as a mega hit, I saw them perform this live in upstate New York (State U. of Geneseo). They did it in one set and then repeated it later much to the crowd's surprise and joy. In addition to this being an excellent song, folks really missed Hendrix and it took us right into Hendrix/Isley Brothers mode. I'll always remember that concert.
I LOVE MYSELF!
Wikipedia said Kendrick met Rudolph Isley to ask for permission to sample the song. They were talking about music and stuff.
If you don't like "The Isley Brothers" then you've got no groove or soul....
ogrebattle22763 irk their soul is way too young to understand oldies music.
Like Bob Seger said in his song "Today's music ain't got the same soul"....
ogrebattle22763 irk i notice that most music nowadays is very digitalized as well not enough analogue warmth in the music lack of instruments and feeling in the music nowadays.
So very true...
ogrebattle22763 that's why I stay bumping old school music period. if you look at analog waves and digital waves analog waves is smooth and continuous that's why everytime we heard analog old school music is very mellow and comfortable to our ears. digital new school music is more rough and very uncomfortable sounded many times is sucks and is a shame when musicians nowadays rely making music with computers is sad.
The everyday tortures of every man's soul. 🤦🏿♂️😂 You can hear Ronald Isley almost crying as he sings. Definitely a great song.
They just don't make them like this anymore...... it's a shame.
Nobody can cover this song right either. From the tempo, the guitar solo to the lead and backing vocals, it's sheer perfection!
Question.....would this song, if never heard before, was released today, would it be a hit?.....I wonder if the youth market would recognize it as the masterpiece it is.....
+FMHammyJ ABSOLUTELY...in Kendrick Lamar release, he did pay homage to the Isley's by including them in the video which is nice of him to do...I jammed the hell out this song graduating from high school back in the 70's...
+Rhonda Lewis Nice of him to do that.....same, the guitar solo still blows me away.....
+Rhonda Lewis I'm from a small town in Oklahoma and I jammed out on the Isley Brothers and this song in particular in the early 70s too dear.
+FMHammyJ i sure hope so
+FMHammyJ Not in the original version.
Man! Ernie's guitar 🎸🎸🎸🎸 skills amazing
Love it! The radio stations always cut out the guitar solo but it's the best part!
the song is not finished without the solo
I hate that too, seems like it always happens....must be a forbidden riff
@@Second_Wind9 it probably is seen as being too hardcore. Not mainstream.
Exactly
Radio stations are only allowed to play songs at a certain length. That's why there are radio edits of longer songs.
(Story time) It's 1973. Ernie Isley is a young man of 20 to 21 years of age. His older brothers have been stars for 3/4 of his life. They've just accepted the little brother in the band, and Ernie wants to impress his big brothers, of course. Now, he's always known that he can't do that by the way of singing. How could he? So, as a boy he picked up the guitar, and had the good fortune to have been tutored by the family friends Jimi Hendrix and Carlos Santana. This album - 3 + 3 - is his chance to make a good first impression on his siblings. He takes that chance and embraces it with all of his young, eager heart.
They say, that after finishing his solo in That Lady, one of his brothers he so looks up to just stared at Ernie for 15 minutes straight, not saying a single word.
EnoVarma thanks for sharing that, so vivid and straight to the heart of the biggest band of brothers ever seen on stage
When Mr. Hendrix was living at their mom's house Ernie was actually playing bass drum in the school band. lol Ernie, Marvin, David Townsend, Yogi Horton, and others use to practice in my basement.
Thanks 4. History N th. making. God bless you and your family.
Who's listening in 2024?
10/24/24 👍🏾
12/22/24 🙋♀️ and listening to Kendrick Lamar's "I Love Myself".
@@barbjohnson6268 so do I!
I am...... since the 70's!
@@OkkieManuels yeah!
It was early 70's and I was transitioning into high school when this song came out. What an amazing funky song with excellent guitar work. As I grew up playing the guitar I was always amazed at what sounds Ernie Isley could produce! Remember, this was LONG before anything digital...he had to develop this sound on his own.
Great band and brings back mamy memories. Ernie definitely should be in the pantheon of guitar greats.
Isley Brothers..one of the greatest bands ever. Fantastic song and rockin guitar like no other.
You simply _cain't_ loose w/ The Isley Brothers. Mr. Ronald Isley's voice and overall style is just unique through and through. Ah, nothing beats the fiery soul of the 70's.
Between the electric guitar, bass guitar, and drums, this song was made perfect!
Thats what I am talking about those electric guitars and organ are off the chain.
It was 1973 and Who.? Not my first choice but one of my very best. Thank you, Lord!
Who's dancin right now 😃