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Get On Board The Soul Train | The Sound Of Philadelphia / 28 June 2021 92 Views
The first in a series celebrating 50 years of Philadelphia International Records, Get On Board The Soul Train combines the label’s first eight albums, spanning 1971-73. Taken as a whole, these albums – Billy Paul’s Going East, Harold Melvin & The Blue Notes’ I Miss You, The O‘Jays’ Back Stabbers, Paul’s 360 Degrees Of Billy Paul, Dick Jensen’s Dick Jensen, The Intruders’ Save The Children, MFSB’s MFSB and Paul’s Ebony Woman – contain some of the best (no hyperbole) soul music ever made; such epoch-defining tracks as Me And Mrs Jones, Am I Black Enough For You, Love Train, Back Stabbers, If You Don’t Know Me By Now, all from the pen of label founders and producers Kenny Gamble and Leon Huff. Modelling the company on Motown, the duo had strong ties to the community and a strong social conscience.