It has shaped my life in ways I cannot describe. I see it as a magnificent blessing that I was able to and still enjoy the vision of all from Gamble,Huff & Bell to the musicians, the singers. Thank God for The Sound of Philadelphia.

The Philadelphia International Records Label has had a profound effect on my life. This music full of instramentation that touches my every sensor in my spirit using words I can relate and even have lived by. Whether happy, sad, sexy, political or just glad this Label has many great songs in its catalog you can play all day long. I just love it!

Philadelphia International Records is on their own class by itself. They also produced one of the most popular gifted songz of all tymes that is the greatest reflection of this city of brotherly love. Aint no doubt about it. Amen

Growing Up In Chicago, The Philly Sound Was Such A Joy To Listen To!!!

The ambassadors of cool 😎. PI records were a huge part of my formative years and helped refine my musical taste over the years since. You can still hear the Philadelphia influence on so many artists today.

Are you kidding????? I can go to my record collection right now and pull out anything from the Philadelphia International Records collection and be taken back to that little kid from The Bronx on Harper Ave, dancing and singing to every song from The O'Jays, Billy Paul and especially Harold Melvin & the Blue Notes with Teddy Pendergrass (which was my favorite)...My Mom really thought I was going to pursue music because of off the Great music the Philly Soul Sound gave me...As music tastes changed and I caught wind of the music business, I kind of soured pursuing music...I still have all my Vinyl though, in fact was listening to the Intruders last week...Who knows, I'm 51 and maybe one day I will give making music a try...The good thing is that when I pull out an album from my Philadelphia International collection I still feel like that kid and remember what made me fall in love with music in the first place....

I’m a confirmed Philly Phreak!! There was nothing like it before or since. I certainly got every message in the music! From Glasgow, Scotland 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 UK 🇬🇧!!

In such a major way, was a major part of my life growing up in the 70s...you couldn't hide from the Philly Sound because it was EVERYWHERE...😎

Philadelphia International Records dynamic duo, they gave Motown Records all they could handle and then some. I love this songwriting duo.❤️✍️🎼

PIR reminded us in the most beautiful and exciting way that.. “you’ll never find another love like mine” asked lovers “when will I see you again” told us a little secret about “Me and Mrs Jones” invited the world on board the “Love Train” and took us into space with “The Theme from the Planets” 🪐 🙏🏻 ❤️

Always put a big smile on my face. Thank you for the groove

The music has shaped me and become a part of my DNA from childhood and beyond. The artist, arrangers, musicians, the studio musicians, the family at PIR have done a fantastic job with the message in the music.

Feeling a deep love for the Sound of Philly❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️‍🔥❤️‍🔥❤️‍🔥

💯🎯‼️the sound track of life....

This music continues to fuel me, inspire me and helped to shape my understanding and appreciation for music of all kinds.

With each careful listen , I like to study Lenny Paulka organ playing, Norman Harris light guitar playing , such a PIR fan to the core

PHILA.INTERNATIONAL RECORDS is My FAVORITE Label of ALL TIME

Life-altering compositions.

I've been entertained educated and inspired by Gamble and Huff and Philadelphia international for over 50 years... IT'S TIME AND PAST TIME THAT WE HAVE A STORY A TELEVISED MOVIE OR SERIES ABOUT GAMBLE AND HUFF AND PHILADELPHIA INTERNATIONAL

My favorite song in the whole world is "I Love Music"

My escape from reality for myself and my late daddy....

I couldn’t pick just one, but I’d nominate you both for sainthood on the basis of “Love Train” alone.

Listen to some yesterday 🕺🏼

MFSB. - These musicians always had the right groove for the right mood.

Okay it's time for the Gamble Huff Philadelphia international story it's time for the movie and the miniseries