Artist	Song
Leon Huff	I Ain't Jivin', I'm Jammin'
from Here to Create Music (2007)
Manhattans	There's No Me Without You
from Manhattans: Greatest Hits (1989)
The Stylistics	Stop, Look, Listen (To Your Heart)
from The Stylistics - the Original Debut Album (1973)
The Ebonys	It's Forever
from The Ebonys (2003)
Bunny Sigler	Let the Good Times Roll
from The Best of Northern Soul (2006)
MFSB	Love Is the Message
from Love Is the Message (2008)
Volcanos	Storm Warning
from Storm Warning: Philly Original Soul Classics, Vol. 1 (1998)
Laura Nyro	The Bells
from Stoned Soul Picnic: The Best of Laura Nyro (1997)
Wilson Pickett	Get Me Back on Time, Engine Number 9, Pts. 1& 2
from In Philadelphia (2007)
Johnny Williams	Slow Motion
from Between the Sheets (1997)
Jill Scott	Golden
from Beautifully Human - Words and Sounds, Vol. 2 (2004)
Lou Rawls	See You When I Git There
from The Essential Lou Rawls (2007)
Billy Paul	Thanks for Saving My Life
from Super Hits (2002)
The Delfonics	He Don't Really Love You
from Cameo Parkway 1957-1967 (Original Hit Recordings) (2005)
Dee Dee Sharp	I'M Not In Love
from Happy 'Bout the Whole Thing (2008)
The Trammps	Love Epidemic
from Trammps (Extended Version) (2002)
People's Choice	Do It Any Way You Wanna
from The Sound of Philadelphia: Gamble & Huff's Greatest Hits (2008)
Don Cello & Gerald Levert	Dance
from Presents Don Cello and Friends (2003)
The Futures	Stay With Me
from Between the Sheets (1997)
The Three Degrees	Year of Decision
from The Best of The Three Degrees - When Will I See You Again (1996)
Bunny Sigler & Don Cello	Can I
from Presents Don Cello and Friends (2003)
Dee Dee Sharp	OOH CHILD
from Happy 'Bout the Whole Thing (2008)
The Jones Girls	This Feeling's Killing Me
from The Jones Girls (2007)
Kenny Gamble & the Romeos	The Jokes On You
from The Northern Side of Philly Soul (2007)
Black Thought, Don Cello & McFadden & Whitehead	Ain't No Stopping Us Now
from Presents Don Cello and Friends (2003)

Comment:

The Philly soul story spread a wider net than most folks might realize. The Volcanos, for instance, never soared to the star status of the Spinners or the Stylistics, but their 1965 single “Storm Warning,” one of Gamble & Huff’s earliest productions, is a dizzying downpour of sweet-but-stomping soul. One of the city’s R&B pioneers, Dee Dee Sharp, showed that Philly soul fodder can come from anywhere, by turning U.K. art-poppers 10cc’s “I’m Not In Love” into a lush, laid-back aural aphrodisiac. And even Stax sensation Wilson Pickett took a turn on Gamble & Huff’s love train, cutting 1970’s In Philadelphia with the dynamic duo, and turning out the fiercely funky “Get Me Back on Time, Engine Number 9.”

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