Title: Right On Target
Product review: As far as I'm concern The Isley Brothers peaked with this album. There is not a bad song on here. Opening with the funky "The Pride" followed by the haunting "Footsteps in the Dark", check out Ernie Isley's drum playing on this song, yeah, the man was more than just a guitar wizard. Next is the soulful "Tell Me When U Need It Again" with a nice synth beat, followed by the rockin "Climbing Up The Ladder" which includes some electrifying lead guitar playing by Ernie, who I would rate as one of the finest axmen of all time. The beautiful "Voyage To Atlantis" proves that nobody can sing a ballad like Ronald Isley and, once again, check out Ernie's wailing guitar, as it sets the tone for this gorgeous song. And finally the album closes with the slammin "Go For Your Guns" a mixture of funk and rock which The Isley Brothers took to an art form and sadly nobody is doing today.
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