I just started to type, "allman brothers or isley brothers?" into Google and the first suggestion that came up was, "Allman Brothers or the Isle of Man?"

A "dah-dah-d'dah etc" never goes amiss.

Track 4 - You Walk Your Way.

You Walk your Way.

I think I think that I think that more of these songs are covers, but they're not.

I feel that Ron and co. have properly picked up the laurel of the hippie movement.

The pensive, plaintive soul is tempered by an almost 'white' bluesiness.

This sounds too much like the previous track.

They need to throw in a Post-Punk track to shake things up a bit.

Track 5 - Listen to the Music.

The Call of the Wendigo wrote:

They need to throw in a Post-Punk track to shake things up a bit.

Needs more Prog-Funk

Didn't the Allman Brothers have a track called Listen to the Music?

Wasn't it this song?

Now Wendi can get the Isley Brothers, the Allman Brothers and the Doobie Brothers mixed up.

Nightjar wrote:

I think I think that I think that more of these songs are covers, but they're not.

I feel that Ron and co. have properly picked up the laurel of the hippie movement.

The pensive, plaintive soul is tempered by an almost 'white' bluesiness.

It's a bit funk group going for the easy listening crowd.

Oh. Apparently, that was the Doobie Brothers.

The Call of the Wendigo wrote:

Didn't the Allman Brothers have a track called Listen to the Music?

It's a little too politely produced.

Talk about cover versions you prefer than the original.

Nightjar wrote:

Now Wendi can get the Isley Brothers, the Allman Brothers and the Doobie Brothers mixed up.

It's their fault for being brothers.

Some of them should have been sisters.

That's a seriously funky keyboard line, and the vocalist is great, but there's something missing.

Dirt? Hot space?