Harold Melvin & The Blue Notes feat. Teddy Pendergrass - Bad LuckHarold Melvin & The Blue Notes were one of the most popular groups on Gamble & Huff's Philadelphia International label, clocking up a number of hits in the mid 70's. This release featuring two of their recordings, typify the cream of Philadelphia International and Sigma Sound studios dominance of the mid 1970s dance floor at the absolute height of their creativity and power. "Bad Luck" spent an unprecedented 11 weeks on the No. 1 slot on Billboard's

indiscernible vocals and introspective atmospheres that you can melt into

fashioning it as you dabble with it - certainly curious and cautious at first

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both tracks are ready to rock any dancefloor

dub and funk to create a progressive album that re-interprets the tropical musical heritage of Colombia with new approaches in composition

this album seeks to expand upon their own sonic path

The Many Faces of Oliver Hart or How Eye One The Write Too Think was written

Donald Byrd and Ray Charles and appeared with Dizzy Gillespie

where his father’s family took refuge after being driven out of the Armenian- Turkish town of Musa Dagh in 1939

the impossible love) permeate the collective consciousness and the idealized "Other" loses any correspondence with the physical world

Futuristic pads

so here it is for you all to spin and add to your record collections