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Universal Love
LP (Item 20721) Philadelphia International, 1975 — Condition: Used
Killer stuff from this legendary Philly instrumental combo – and a lot harder to find in good shape than you might think from the number of copies that were sold in the 70s! Bobby Martin arranged almost every track – and the record's a great example of the kind of lean and mean Philly groove that he had going at the time, a groove that was hard to beat, and hard to copy without sounding silly and overblown. Includes classics like "K-Jee", "MFSB", "TLC", and "Let's Go Disco". © 1996-2013, Dusty Groove, Inc. | |||||
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