The soul music scene was bursting with energy in the early 1970s. In Detroit, Berry Gordy’s Motown was the “Sound of Young America” and Philly was next with “The Sound of Philadelphia. “Undoubtedly, one of the best local vocal groups of the time that defined what came to be known as “Philly Soul”was the Philly Devotions. As good as any of the better-known groups associated with this sweet sound, the Devotions’ singles were largely ignored by commercial radio. The frustration became too much to bear and sadly, the group eventually disbanded. Presented here for the first time is a complete collection of the Philly Devotions recordings, capturing all the components that became hallmarks of the early Philly sound, remastered and pressed on limited edition color vinyl.

Tracklist:

1. Didn’t Anyone Ever Tell You I Love You, Baby
2. Makin’ Up
3. I’ll Never Color You A Rainbow
4. Yeah, Yeah Girl
5. Come Over