Various Artists - Philadelphia Classics - 1977 - US - Soul, Disco, Funk, Rhythm & Blues - vinyl rip - 16-48 - flac - Philadelphia International Records - PZG 34940, Philadelphia International Records - 34940

 DR13

https://mega.nz/file/mpBkyDhb#fx7uSdw-FWOu7nNDtFvZK4l4IDZmRgxyZoekKKQzLq8

Tracklist

A1 - MFSB Featuring The Three Degrees - Love Is The Message 11:27

Arranged By – Bobby Martin

Producer, Written-By – Gamble & Huff

A2 - MFSB - TSOP (The Sound Of Philadelphia) 5:38

Arranged By – Bobby Martin

Featuring – The Three Degrees

Producer, Written-By – Gamble & Huff

B1 - The Three Degrees - Dirty Ol' Man 8:20

Arranged By – Bobby Martin

Producer, Written-By – Gamble & Huff

B2 - The O'Jays - I Love Music 9:36

Arranged By – Norman Harris

Producer, Written-By – Gamble & Huff

C1 - Harold Melvin Abd The Blue Notes - Don't Leave Me This Way 11:03

Arranged By – Norman Harris

Producer, Written-By – Gamble & Huff

Written-By – Cary Gilbert

C2 - The O'Jays - Love Train 6:08

Arranged By – Thom Bell

Producer, Written-By – Gamble & Huff

D1 - The Intruders - I'll Always Love My Mama 9:45

Arranged By – Bobby Martin

Producer – Gamble & Huff

Written-By – Written-By – Gene McFadden, John Whitehead, Kenneth Gamble, Leon Huff

D2 - Harold Melvin And The Blue Notes - Bad Luck 7:54

Arranged By – Bobby Martin

Producer, Written-By – John Whitehead, Gene McFadden, Victor Carstarphen

A truly unmissable double album for lovers of philly sound and, above all, good music. Also released in CD format in 1993 with a slightly low sound of bass and then in 2002 with bonus People's Choice - Do It Anyway You Wanna (Alternate Version) and in this case I avoid commenting on the sound ...
8 wonderful songs produced by the Brotherly Love Kenneth Gamble & Leon Huff and labeled "A Tom Moulton Mix."
Nothing new under the sun but, in my opinion, the feeeling expressed by this music is suitable for any moment of our life.

Part of my DNA,,
rawkin' dog