Twist & Shout by The Isley Brothers from 1962, on Dynamic House LP.

This is still a very popular oldie, but I like the way it sounds on this true stereo version taken from an early 1970's Dynamic House various artist album package titled "The Greatest Rock & Roll Hits".

Many times those 1970's TV products records did not have very good sound on reissued oldies, but this set has some good sounding ones, including this true stereo version of "Twist & Shout" by the "The Isley Brothers", which was originally recorded in 1962 on Wand record label, and done slightly later on by "The Beatles" on Capitol, and Parlophone record labels.

Transferred to digital using stereo gear on background channel photo.

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Music

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• Twist & Shout
• Isley Brothers
• 1962
• Dynamic House
• Wand
• 45
• LP
• true stereo
• early 1970's
• The Greatest Rock & Roll Hits
• The Beatles
• Capitol
• Parlophone
• 60's rock

[FlyingAce1016]

I think I like the beatles version better

[lrh1966]

@FlyingAce1016

I like both, but the Beatles version is livelier. I do have the Beatles version posted as well...Friends, Lloyd.

[vinyl12s]

I have this same compilation. This was released through Roulette Records and I love the sound of Sh-Boom on the light blue label. There was four records in the set. Great upload.

[lrh1966]

@vinyl12s

Thank you for Phil for checking it out. I hope to get more on here from these LP's...Friends, Lloyd.

[Rohanthefirst]

they didnt have john lennon.. they were bound to get owned by the beatles

[burrexkeefAGAIN]

I'm just getting around to all of my old 70's rock and pop compilations and I'm getting close to this one in the stack. Didn't realize the good stuff that's on it. Thanks for posting. Good sounds!