On Monday 14th of May a 10 (!) cd box will be released that celebrates the 40th anniversary of Philadelphia International. The box is (surprisingly...) called 'Philadelphia International: 40th Anniversary Box Set' and is compiled by Philly soul connoisseur Ralph Tee. One of the tracks is 'Baby don't go, yet' from the Jones Girls, which was previously unreleased. This incredibly good song (why was it not released at the time?) inspired me to build a brand new Philly mix around it. The girls on the picture are the Three Degrees. I selected their classic 'When will I see you again' that was recently remixed by disco legend and dance innovator Tom Moulton. The Philly sound reproves its value with tracks like that. Enjoy! http://professoreddy.blogspot.com/2012/05/philly-reproves.html
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THANK YOU VERY MUCH !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Professor - WOW - don't you love this long version of -
YOU'RE GOING TO MISS MY LOVE'EN.
Lou Rawls really does it so well.
A must listen selection.
Thanks a lot for your comment! Lou Rawls is great, isn't he? I'm working on a Philly Soul episode of 'Best of 70s Soul' at the moment.
Very good tunes !
Thank you!
Thanks Eddy, It is a joy to listen your following of tha tracks, even when I ot it all on the (vinyl)shelf, on PhillyButers, Tha sound op Philadelphia from Philadelphia Int. Rec., Greetingz from Michel Burgh (fb) from Holland
That Jones Girls cut is superb, amazed that it never got released back then.
Very good
Phili...Fantastic ! Prof. :0))))
very good, eddy!!!
Beautiful! :)
Mmmm....top tunes Eddy and the unreleased Jones Girls track is a gem. :)