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The Sound Of Philadelphia Volume 3: Love Is The Message (50th Anniversary Edition) (limited numbered 12" + unmixed 8xCD box set + hard-back book + poster + insert in slipcase)

United Soul

Cat: PIR 5003. Rel: 10 Apr 23
Soul


Side 1. MFSB - TSOP (The Sound Of Philadelphia) (feat The Three Dragons - A Tom Moulton mix - 12") Side 2. The Trammps - Stop & Think (A Tom Moulton mix) Side 3. The Ebonys - The Ebonys (CD1) Side 4. MFSB - Love Is The Message (CD2) Side 5. Bunny Sigler - That's How Long I'll Be Loving You (CD3) Side 6. Thad Jones & Mel Lewis - Potpourri (CD4) Side 7. Monk Montgomery - Reality (CD5) Side 8. Harold Melvin & The Blue Notes - To Be True (feat Theodore Pendegrass - CD6) Side 9. The O'Jays - Survival (CD7) Side 10. Billy Paul - Got My Head On Straight (CD8)

United Soul are doing a fine job of toasting the legacy of Philadelphia International Records with their expansive, exhaustive, authoritative box sets documenting one of the most important labels in American soul music. Volume three is dubbed Love Is The Message, so you know we're heading into groundbreaking disco territory from the production powerhouse of Kenny Gamble and Leon Huff. Spanning 1973 to 1975, there are too many stone cold classics to count on this eight-disc extravaganza. Suffice it to say, it's a lot of bang for your buck, presented with extensive additional material to make this a truly important archive piece.


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