MP3 CBR 320 kbps / FLAC (tracks) | Funk, Disco, Soul | 02:32:20 | 1CD | 358 / 999 MbTracklist:01. Zack’s Fanfare #202. Tsop (The Sound Of Philadelphia)03. Love Is the Message04. Sexy05. Philadelphia Freedom06. Family Affair07. K-Jee08. Get Down With the Philly Sound09. Back Stabbers10. Bitter Sweet11. T.L.C. (Tender Lovin’ Care)12. Brothers and Sisters13. The Zip14. Lay In Low15. My Mood16. South Philly17. Mfsb18. Let’s Go Disco19. Let’s Clean Up the Ghetto feat. The Philadelphia International All-Stars20. Dance with Me Tonight (12″ Version)21. Let’s Party Down22. Mysteries of the World23. Manhattan Skyline24. Summertime25. Sunnin’ and Funnin’26. Picnic In The Park27. We Got The Time28. To Be in Love29. Tell Me Why30. Fortune Teller31. Old San Juan32. Freddie’s DeadBest known for recording the hit theme to Soul Train, MFSB were the pre-eminent instrumental outfit of Philadelphia soul, backing numerous Kenny Gamble/Leon Huff productions while recording regularly on their own throughout the ’70s.

The group’s name stood for Mother Father Sister Brother, and prior to their formation in 1971 as the house band at Gamble and Huff’s Sigma Sound studios, some of the core personnel had been working together as early as 1968.

Guitarists Norman Harris and Bobby Eli, bassist Ronnie Baker, and drummer Earl Young had an uncredited dance hit with “The Horse,” the instrumental flip side of singer Cliff Nobles’ “Love Is All Right.

” As the Horse dance craze swept Philadelphia, the group also backed singers the Fantastic Johnny C and (as the James Boys) Jesse James, while also issuing singles as the Music Makers and Family.