Some glorious Philadelphia soul preceded the glory years of Philly Soul
The O’Jays
The New Birth was an ever-shifting assemblage that scored a big hit in 1974
The group responsible for the original version of “Funky Broadway” didn’t stop there
Benny Spellman came from Florida but became a legend in New Orleans
A leading figure in the rise of Philly Soul, Bunny Sigler scored his own hit in ’67
In 1979 the songwriting and producing team stepped out for a smash of their own
Billy Paul’s career was not limited to one hit single
A rare foray into the ’80s for a neo-soul smash with a classic soul pedigree
The Intruders weren’t the biggest but they were the first for Gamble & Huff
Shaq-Fu, Shaq Diesel, The Shaq-Attack. He’s here in Bottom Feeders!
Join Popdose for a look back at three decades of Babyface’s wide-ranging influence as a singer, songwriter, and producer.
This week’s installment of AM Gold: 1978 features no Bee Gees songs, but two songs written by the Brothers Gibb.
The O’Jays are best known as a hit-making trio, but they started as a quintet, and had one of their earliest hits as a quartet.
The life of Linda Jones was cut short far too soon, but she left behind some of the most powerful performances in the history of soul music.
Armed with a drum loop and enough Viagra to kill a horse, the O’Jays have returned to sex you up for Mellowmas.
Four years ago GRP/Verve released Best of George Benson Live, recorded at a concert the veteran jazz guitarist and singer gave in Belfast, Ireland, in 2000. The set drew mainly…
The O’Jays – The Essential O’Jays (2008) purchase this album (Amazon) What, you thought you already bought The Essential O’Jays back in 2005, when Sony released another compilation called The…
Note: My brother’s visiting from out of town this week, so I’ve got less time than I normally do for blog-type stuff; fortunately, our friend Robert, of the always entertaining…