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Enjoy what you like.

Just how you like it.

This is my taste.

What's yours? Celebrate your my taste. What's yours?

Celebrate your unique taste with Diet Coke. Let's move on Tim. Let's move on to a category that I confess right up front. I know very few of these albums.

Soul Destroyers, Soul Music, some great records coming out this year.

Isley Brothers, Brother, Brother, Brother, Brother.

Do you want to talk about that one?

No, I like it.

This is going to be a brief category.

I mean, I will know.

I think Isley Brothers really come into their own with Harvest for the World and

slightly later on, but this is really good.

I mean, this is a sort of era again, and I think it's retrospect.

I don't know whether it was called it at the time, but now, and it doesn't surprise me,

retrospectively, it's referred to as kind of progressive soul that a lot of the soul artists were really kind of stretching

their limits in the same way that a lot of rock bands were and one of the major moves in this was a guy

called Norman Whitfield who kind of wrote and produced albums for the temptations amongst others

and he really pushed this band into extended epic territory.

And I think this year he does an album with the Undisputed Truth,

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