The Isley Brothers this summer.
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WHUR, Teaneck Street in New Jersey was the home to Ron and Rudolph Isley and was the namesake for their record label, “T-Neck Records.” On June 24, the street will be renamed after the Rock & Roll Hall of Famers.
“It’s a great big wow for this to happen,” Ernie Isley said. “It’s really humbling and really wonderful.”
The naming ceremony is set for June 24th at 2 PM. Teaneck Street will be renamed, “The Isley Brothers Way.”
It was the group’s song “Shout!”, performed by the Deltas in the 1978 hit film “Animal House” that sparked the street-naming project.
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It was the day B.C. effectively put in place a pandemic lockdown. Days later, Ashton, 81, became sick, but he didn’t develop what are now known as COVID symptoms. There was no tightness in his chest or sore throat. But he was extremely fatigued, vomiting and couldn’t keep down liquids or food. Ten days into his illness, Ashton went to the emergency department at Royal Jubilee Hospital, but was sent home because he didn’t have typical symptoms. He wasn’t tested for COVID-19 at the hospital, nor was he rehydrated. “I was very upset about that, actually,” said his wife, Andrea Ashton, 79.
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