The songwriter Bert Berns absolutely hated Spector's production because it 'killed the feel' of his. Am G/B Am7 D Now I think you all better leave this place D Cause I'm about to catch a case Chorus Em Bm C You're contagious, touch me baby, give me what you got Em Bm C Sexy lady drive me crazy, drive me wild Em Bm C You're contagious, touch me baby, give me what you got Em Bm C Sexy lady drive me crazy, drive me wild. From Doo-Wop songs to Soul tracks, Funk grooves to Disco beats, the Isley Brothers have always remembered how to inject a memorable melody into every number they record. The first version of this song was recorded by The Top Notes and it was produced by Phil Spector. Among other accomplishments, they toured with a young guitarist named Jimmy James (later known as Jimi Hendrix - his work can be heard on the single 'Testify'). Db C Bbm Ab Bm D G A Am Em Gbm Chords for Isley Brothers - Caravan of Love with song key, BPM, capo transposer, play along with guitar, piano, ukulele & mandolin.

Some of their best work can be found on the album Brother, Brother, Brother, but the seminal 'Footsteps in the Dark' is not to be missed either. Marvin and fiery guitar player Ernie (plus a brother-in-law on keyboards). Centered for most of their career on the vocal talents of Ronald, Rudolph and Vernon, in their 3 + 3 era the Isleys benefited from the addition of a couple more brothers to the backing band: bassist

From 'Who's That Lady' to 'It's Your Thing,' they've produced numerous hits that are still blaring on radios (and commercials) across the land. The Isleys have had success in many genres since their beginnings in the 1950s, arguably hitting their peak and writing some of their tightest music in the '70s. They took it to another different level, pioneering the sound of psychedelic rock/funk with a beautiful interpretation of the original version of James Taylor.

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