VA - Golden Gate Groove: The Sound Of Philadelphia in San Francisco 1973 (2012)

Philadelphia International Records (P.I.R) was the most influential modern black music company of the 1970s. Golden Gate Groove: The Sound Of Philadelphia Live 1973 documents the first, and only, time that the stars of Philadelphia International Records ever played in concert with the label’s fabled house band, known as MFSB. The concert took place in San Francisco during the annual CBS Records convention at the Fairmont Hotel in September 1973. The power and drama of the performances by The O'Jays ("Love Train"), Harold Melvin & The Blue Notes ("If You Don’t Know Me By Now"), The Three Degrees ("Dirty Ol Man"), Billy Paul ("Me And Mrs. Jones") and MFSB inspired and motivated the CBS staff to launch the juggernaut that would become the Sound of Philadelphia--affectionately known as T.S.O.P.

1 Introduction by Master Of Ceremonies Don Cornelius
2 Freddie's Dead (MFSB)
3 If You Don't Know Me By Now (Harold Melvin & The Blue Notes (with Teddy Pendergrass))
4 The Love I Lost (Harold Melvin & The Blue Notes (with Teddy Pendergrass))
5 I Miss You (Harold Melvin & The Blue Notes (with Teddy Pendergrass))
6 I Didn't Know (The Three Degrees)
7 Dirty Ol' Man (The Three Degrees)
8 T.S.O.P. (The Sound Of Philadelphia) Theme from Soul Train (MFSB)
9 East (Billy Paul)
10 Me And Mrs. Jones (Billy Paul)
11 Back Stabbers (The O'Jays)
12 When The World's At Peace (The O'Jays)
13 Sunshine (The O'Jays)
14 Love Train (The O'Jays