The Isley Brothers' 1977 album 'Go for Your Guns' found the group further refining their signature blend of hard-hitting funk and soulful introspection, marking a powerful statement in their mid-70s run.
- Recorded at their own studio, Bearsville Sound, in upstate New York, with the band producing themselves.
- The album features the Ernie Isley-penned track 'The Fire Is Gone,' showcasing his evolving guitar prowess.
- Despite not reaching the chart heights of its immediate predecessors, 'Go for Your Guns' is often cited by critics as a consistent and underappreciated gem in the Isley Brothers' catalog.
The Isley Brothers are a sibling group from Cincinnati, Ohio, known for their pioneering work in funk, soul, and R&B, evolving their sound through several decades. In 1977, they were at a creative peak, having recently moved to Epic Records and delivered a string of successful albums that blended hard funk with sophisticated arrangements.
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