The Three Degrees Jazz some that are bold and

some that are bold and exuberant

” Sharp reaches beyond his indoor voice

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and then there’s the day-to-day stress of simply existing in the modern world

Sulfate's sophomore album 'Godzone' evolves from Peter Ruddell's solo project into a refined trio featuring David Harris's metronomic drumming and new member Hariet Ellis on distorted bass and vocals

The Three Degrees Jazz some that are bold andThe Three Degrees, a trio from Kenny Gamble & Leon Huff's label, gained mainstream success with their self titled album in 1973. They were recognized as a top female vocal group, merging their R&B style with Gamble & Huff's orchestration for chart topping hits like "When Will I See you Again". With standout tracks like "Dirty Ol' Man" and "If and When", this album showcases their versatility and solidifies their partnership with Philly International.