• Bob Babbitt
• Thom Bell
• Carla Benson
• Evette Benton
• Jean Carne
• George Clinton
• Charles Collins
• T. Conway
• Carolyn Crawford
• Lamont Dozier
• Bobby Eli
• Jimmy Ellis
• The Funk Brothers
• Major Harris
• William "Poogie" Hart
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• Carl Helm
• Rikki Hicks
• Eddie Holland, Jr.
• Joe Hunter
• Phil Hurtt
• Darryl Johnson, Sr.
• The Velvelettes
• Robert Jones
• Uriel Jones
• Gene Leone
• Barbara Mason
• Clay McMurray
• Ted Mills of Blue Magic
• MFSB
• Ray Monette
• Vince Montana, Jr.
• Philly Degrees
• Freda Payne
• Bunny Sigler
• Kathy Sledge
• Bobby Taylor
• Russell Thompkins, Jr.
• Nathaniel "Crocket" Wilkie
• Jimmy Williams
• Eddie Willis
• Spider Webb
• Kim Weston
• Treaty Womack
• Ali "Ollie" Woodson
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MFSB

Unsung heroes of Philadelphia�s 70s soul explosion, MFSB is the Philadelphia equivalent of Motown�s renowned Funk Brothers. Gathered together under the production umbrella of Kenny Gamble and Leon Huff, MFSB was the �house band� for Philadelphia International Records and Sigma Sound Studios. The group performed rhythm tracks for acts like The O�Jays, Harold Melvin and the Blue Notes, The Spinners and The Stylistics. In 1974, they were thrust briefly into the spotlight with their own release �TSOP� (The Sound Of Philadelphia). Most are familiar with the instrumental as the theme to the popular hit show �Soul Train.� Original members included Norman Harris and Bobby Eli (guitar), Earl Young (drums), Ronnie Baker (bass), Larry Washington (percussion) and Vince Montana (vibes).