Title: The Ultimate Collection
Product review: This is the first collection of hits from The Isley Brothers to contain their early hits from Tamla/Motown (Shout Part 1) and their ground breaking soul hits on T-Neck (top ten songs like It's Your Thing, That Lady and Fight The Power, which was later used in the Spike Lee movie "Do The Right Thing"). This collection shows how the Isleys were a formidable force in R&B music alongside acts like Earth, Wind & Fire and Parliament/Funkadelic, and they continued their success (in various incarnations through the 80s and 90s. This set also contains the anthemic "Harvest For The World", but the only thing that prevents me from giving this a five star rating is the omission of "At Your Best (You Are Love)" which was a #6 hit for Aaliyah in 1994.
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