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It would be nice if he actually talked about financial literacy. Like the difference between net cash flow and net profit. Financial literacy is the main difference between rich and everybody else. Not saving money that`s for people who aren`t FL.

Interesting record! Never knew that it existed.

That`s some good winds both the trombone and trumpet. i wonder who`s the musicians?

Does anybody have Tom Moulton`s long mix with the emphasis on Candido`s congas? vs. Eric Robinson`s piano.

I`m curious, What kind of influence did The orchestra have on PIR and Salsoul? On Gamble and Huff?

This is off topic but I didn`t know how to get to you any other way, Vince. I`m curious have you ever heard of Ron Hardy? Deceased dj at The Muzic Box in Chicago. He edited your work with Blue Magic`s "Welcome To The Club" It sounds like You, Earl Young and Ron Kersey are jamming live in the club...

Gene Orloff`s Chic Strings.

The last 30 seconds of this cut does it! those extra strings. Breathtaking.

Well I think people came to see the reality that The Funk Brothers made a lot of the singers. Which is why Marvin Gaye and Stevie Wonder pushed for the musicians credits.

I agree. I don`t think Brass realized what they had.

Who were the musicians? I`m assuming The Jamaica Kats

A real good piece of midnight jazz. Mr. Ali redid this as a deep house cut.

It`s been a long time since I`ve heard this!

Is this Steve Gadd and co. from CTI. Whoever they were the damned good musicians!

I`m really curious who really played the bass on this record? Marcus or Bernard. it sounds like a bass guitar at times and at others keys.

Oh I remember now......I am / was on this Duke Ellington as the originator of disco via Berry Gordy and Philly / Salsoul. Interesting piece of music. I`m playing around with Ron Hardy as being another channel between the Duke and disco. Check Ron`s edit of Blue Magic "Welcome To The Club". check...

You can`t compare Keith Sweat with Slave. That`s like comparing Madonna with Marvin Gaye

I`ve always wondered about Arts& Craft.

Good look on the liner notes. I`ve wondered about the conception of this record.

Yes it exist, it used to be here but it was removed. The instrumental was it!!!!!

That`s a hell of a description.

No shit! KDope one of the best

The original instrumental version from 1995.

I always saw this as Cameo`s tribute to all those great musicians from Fania.

Hey Techno could you post the original 9vocal) version? I`ve admired the way her voice fits over the beats.

I hear you Verb!

I really admire Deodato fusion skills. Fusing latin, funk,jazz and disco on one record.

No shit......James Jamerson, Pistol Allen, Jack Ashford, Eddie Bongo etc.

There is an instrumental version. it used to be on youtube

One of the best breaks I`ve ever heard! Good horns and bass.

Ronnie Baker playing funk.

Interesting from John Bonnie. I`ve always John Bonnie and Zach Zachary.

A very good use of dub!!!!

Thanks!!!!!!! Eureka

Nice use of dub!!!!!

Hey Travel: I like your upload of Salsoul`s "Journey To Phoebus"

Earl Young`s drumming! Nuff said.

No question!!!!!! MAW at their best!

@ktyree1 Talk about a record movin me! Maaaaaaan!

I don`t think many people know it`s here........yet.

Hi Janice: It`s an honor. Who were the musicians on your record? it sounds like Earl Young on drums. Great big band sound.

Hi Janice: It`s an honor. Who were the musicians on your record? it sounds like Earl Young on drums. Great big band sound.

Thanks for posting this. It was deleted for awhile. my favorite piece of Salsoul. Salsoul doing Whitfield .

Thanks for adding the Moulton Mix