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If ever there was a package that should in everyone's collection, then surely this one must be it!

Following on from the massively popular “Philadelphia International: The Re-Edits” package, here is the 2^nd release in our special “Philly 40” campaign which is celebrating the 40^th Anniversary of Philadelphia International Records. Welcome to the hugely anticipated “Philadelphia International Classics: The Tom Moulton Remixes”.

Tom Moulton’s involvement with Philadelphia International spans the entire 40 years of their existence with many of his early mixes unaccredited in the era before the 12” Disco Disc. In 1977 PIR released the ground-breaking historic original double LP “Philadelphia Classics” which featured 8 of Tom Moulton’s greatest PIR mixes. The album has subsequently been reissued several times and is rightly hailed as a ‘must have’ classic for ANY serious music lovers’ collection.

We have now taken all 8 tracks featured on the original “Philadelphia Classics” added a further 7 ‘lost’ Tom Moulton mixes which have previously never been easily available and commissioned a further 16 BRAND NEW Tom Moulton mixes on The O’Jay’s “Back Stabbers”, The Intruder’s “(Win, Place or Show) She’s A Winner”, Billy Paul “The Whole Town’s Talking”, Robert Upchurch “The Devil Made Me Do It”, The Three Degree’s “Year Of Decision” and “When Will I See You Again”, Archie Bell & The Drells’ “Let’s Groove” and “Where Will You Go When The Party’s Over”, Lou Rawls’ “You’ll Never Find Another Love Like Mine” and “See You When I Git There”, People’s Choice “Jam Jam Jam (All Night Long)”, Teddy Pendergrass’ “I Don’t Love You Anymore”, The O’Jay’s “This Time Baby”, The Futures’ “Party Time Man”, Jean Carn’s “My Love Don’t Come Easy” and The Jones Girls’ “Nights Over Egypt”.

This will be 31 true full-length Philadelphia International Classics in total delivered in a deluxe box with 4 separate CD’s plus a 20 page booklet with sleeve notes by Lloyd Bradley and containing some rare photos of Tom and Sigma Sound studios.

In short, “Philadelphia International Classics: The Tom Moulton Remixes” will be one 2012’s most revered releases.







Philadelphia International Classics: The Tom Moulton Remixes – Track Listing

(All songs in chronological order from when they originally charted on the Billboard RnB Single or Album Chart)

CD 1

1. Back Stabbers 9.36 - The O'Jays
Original U.S. Single Chart Debut 08/07/72
2. (Win, Place Or Show) She’s A Winner 7.28 - The Intruders
Original U.S. Single Chart Debut 19/08/72
3. Slow Motion 7.47 - Johnny Williams
Original U.S. Single Chart Debut 09/09/72
4. Love Train 6.14 - The O'Jays
Original U.S. Single Chart Debut 20/01/73
5. I'll Always Love My Mama 9.41 - The Intruders
Original U.S. Single Chart Debut 12/05/73
6. The Love I Lost 12.28 - Harold Melvin & The Blue Notes
Original U.S. Single Chart Debut 22/09/73
7. Dirty Ol' Man 8.17 - The Three Degrees
Original U.S. Single Chart Debut 06/10/73

Total Playing Time: 61.31

CD 2

1. The Whole Town’s Talking 8.39 - Billy Paul
Original U.S. Album Chart Debut 24/11/73
2. Love Epidemic 7.32 - The Trammps
Original U.S. Single Chart Debut 29/12/73
3. T.S.O.P The Sound Of Philadelphia 5.42 - MFSB Featuring The Three Degrees
Original U.S. Single Chart Debut 02/03/74
4. Year Of Decision 6.44 - Three Degrees
Original U.S. Single Chart Debut 09/03/74
5. Where Do We Go From Here 5.30 - The Trammps
Original U.S. Single Chart Debut 18/05/74
6. Love Is The Message 11.30 - MFSB
Original U.S. Single Chart Debut 13/07/74
7. The Devil Made Me Do It 10.35 - Robert Upchurch
Original U.S. Single Release (Didn’t Chart)
8. When Will I See You Again 5.52 - Three Degrees
Original U.S. Single Chart Debut 28/09/74

Total Playing Time: 62.04

CD 3

1. Trusting Heart 5.58 - The Trammps
Original U.S. Single Chart Debut 23/11/74
2. Bad Luck 8.00 - Harold Melvin & The Blue Notes
Original U.S. Album Chart Debut 01/03/75
3. Trammps Disco Theme/Zing Went The Strings Of My Heart 6.41 - The Trammps
Original U.S. Album Chart Debut 10/05/75
4. Do It Any Way You Wanna 5.30 - People's Choice
Original U.S. Single Chart Debut 19/07/75
5. I Love Music 9.43 - The O'Jays
Original U.S. Single Chart Debut 01/11/75
6. Don't Leave Me This Way 11.03 - Harold Melvin & The Blue Notes
Original U.S. Album Chart Debut 06/12/75
7. Let’s Groove 10.20 - Archie Bell & The Drells
Original U.S. Album Chart Debut 27/12/75
8. You’ll Never Find Another Love Like Mine 9.57 - Lou Rawls
Original U.S. Single Chart Debut 15/05/76

Total Playing Time: 67.12

CD 4

1. Where Will You Go When The Party’s Over 9.05 - Archie Bell & The Drells
Original U.S. Album Chart Debut 22/01/77
2. Jam Jam Jam (All Night Long) 7.42 - People’s Choice
Original U.S. Album Chart Debut 26/06/76
3. I Don’t Love You Anymore 8.41 - Teddy Pendergrass
Original U.S. Album Chart Debut 19/03/77
4. See You When I Git There 9.36 - Lou Rawls
Original U.S. Album Chart Debut 16/04/77
5. This Time Baby 9.50 - The O’Jays
Original U.S. Album Chart Debut 29/04/78
6. Party Time Man 9.09 - The Futures
Original U.S. Single Chart Debut 13/01/79
7. My Love Don’t Come Easy 10.46 - Jean Carn
Original U.S. Single Chart Debut 22/12/79
8. Nights Over Egypt 9.12 - The Jones Girls
Original U.S. Single Chart Debut 13/02/82

Total Playing Time: 67.12

Amazon Link:-

http://www.amazon.co.uk/Philadelphia-International-Classics-Moulton-Remixes/dp/B006W33UC4/ref=sr_1_1?s=music&ie=UTF8&qid=1326472760&sr=1-1

This is seriously the greatest album I've ever heard in my life! Once the mixes start filtering out I reckon most people will feel the same. An absolute pleasure to have such brilliant repertoire to work with in the hands of the best person in the world to remix these beauties. A phenomenal album!

Ian D

Edited by Ian Dewhirst, 05 March 2012 - 01:28 PM.

[soulman]

....and about time too. Let's make this the best year for Tom since '76

Steve

[GARV]

........................lately , your costing me a small fortune , nice Ian , very nice. Any chance of a taste of whats to come?.

[Ian Dewhirst]

GARV, on 13 January 2012 - 08:05 PM, said:

........................lately , your costing me a small fortune , nice Ian , very nice. Any chance of a taste of whats to come?.

Ralph Tee's definitive 10CD Philadelphia International 40th Anniversary Box Set is coming up in March and then Richard Searling's "The Roots Of Philly" (with an exclusive Richard Searling/Kenny Gamble interview on DVD) should be ready for April touch wood.

Personally I'd think about taking out that second mortgage about now Garv!

Ian D

[Ian Dewhirst]

soulman, on 13 January 2012 - 06:20 PM, said:

....and about time too. Let's make this the best year for Tom since '76

Steve

I had to nurse Tom throughout this whole project. He was still tweaking some mixes @ midnight last Saturday night after working solidly for the last 4 months and he was physically and emotionally drained which I completely understand. I've been listening to these mixes since just before Xmas and the sheer wealth of material and musicianship on those master tapes is almost too much to comprehend and incredibly humbling when you understand the sheer level of musicianship and expertise employed on these recordings.

I'm pretty confident in saying that these were the most well written, well produced and well arranged songs in 1970's Soul Music history. We will NEVER hear repertoire and productions of this level again in our lifetimes. We were so lucky to experience such a rich musical legacy as we were growing up. As Tom himself said the other night, "where the hell can we go after this"? to which I replied, "we've peaked mate, it'll NEVER get any better than this"!

Ian D

[Mike Lofthouse]

sounds good Ian - just for my benefit what is the difference between a 're-edit' and 're-mix' , is 're-mix' using the actual tapes ?

[Ian Dewhirst]

Mike Lofthouse, on 14 January 2012 - 12:42 PM, said:

sounds good Ian - just for my benefit what is the difference between a 're-edit' and 're-mix' , is 're-mix' using the actual tapes ?

Yep, got it in one Mike. In fact I wrote this on the 'Philadelphia International: The Re-Edits' thread:-

"However, with the advent of re-edit culture and the increasing sophistication of affordable new technology, suddenly there was no longer the need to physically access the original master tapes – a costly and expensive process at the best of times. Now a re-editor could work from the comfort of his laptop and craft a re-edit at his or her leisure. This meant that rather than working in an expensive studio and compressing all your ideas into several hours or even several days, now re-edits can be done to each re-editors individual time-scales, whether they be over a couple of weeks or even a couple of years in some cases. The result has been that now a finished re-edit can finally be presented once someone has lived with it and tweaked it for weeks, months or even years. So, essentially, the disadvantages in not having access to the original multi-track tapes (and being able to isolate each track separately) can often be outweighed by the sheer time you can spend in getting something absolutely right without the time constraints of using an expensive studio".

Ian D

[GARV]

Ian Dewhirst, on 13 January 2012 - 10:19 PM, said:

I had to nurse Tom throughout this whole project. He was still tweaking some mixes @ midnight last Saturday night after working solidly for the last 4 months and he was physically and emotionally drained which I completely understand. I've been listening to these mixes since just before Xmas and the sheer wealth of material and musicianship on those master tapes is almost too much to comprehend and incredibly humbling when you understand the sheer level of musicianship and expertise employed on these recordings.

I'm pretty confident in saying that these were the most well written, well produced and well arranged songs in 1970's Soul Music history. We will NEVER hear repertoire and productions of this level again in our lifetimes. We were so lucky to experience such a rich musical legacy as we were growing up. As Tom himself said the other night, "where the hell can we go after this"? to which I replied, "we've peaked mate, it'll NEVER get any better than this"!

Ian D

Ian , do you ever film the great man working ?. It would be fasinanting to see him at work & a permenant record for PIR / soul music history.

[tsu tomatoes]

Ian Dewhirst, on 13 January 2012 - 10:19 PM, said:

........ As Tom himself said the other night, "where the hell can we go after this"? to which I replied, "we've peaked mate, it'll NEVER get any better than this"!

Ian D

Your answer should've been "Get working on the memoir book, you slacker!"

Fantastic work again Ian and the pre-order's already done!!

[soulman]

Ian Dewhirst, on 13 January 2012 - 10:19 PM, said:

I had to nurse Tom throughout this whole project. He was still tweaking some mixes @ midnight last Saturday night after working solidly for the last 4 months and he was physically and emotionally drained which I completely understand. I've been listening to these mixes since just before Xmas and the sheer wealth of material and musicianship on those master tapes is almost too much to comprehend and incredibly humbling when you understand the sheer level of musicianship and expertise employed on these recordings.

I'm pretty confident in saying that these were the most well written, well produced and well arranged songs in 1970's Soul Music history. We will NEVER hear repertoire and productions of this level again in our lifetimes. We were so lucky to experience such a rich musical legacy as we were growing up. As Tom himself said the other night, "where the hell can we go after this"? to which I replied, "we've peaked mate, it'll NEVER get any better than this"!

Ian D

Ian,

Tom is a perfectionist. When he mixed "The Love I Lost", he sent me about half a dozen versions each time he tweaked it. There were differences but to the untrained ear it would have been barely noticable. His excitement at what he had done though shone through and he would point out 'Do you like what I've done there... Do you not think that it sounds better with...', to which I had to agree. Subtle differences lost on many are so important to Tom... and Tom is so important to the music industry. We have so much to thank him for.

Steve H

[Ian Dewhirst]

soulman, on 14 January 2012 - 02:40 PM, said:

Ian,

Tom is a perfectionist. When he mixed "The Love I Lost", he sent me about half a dozen versions each time he tweaked it. There were differences but to the untrained ear it would have been barely noticable. His excitement at what he had done though shone through and he would point out 'Do you like what I've done there... Do you not think that it sounds better with...', to which I had to agree. Subtle differences lost on many are so important to Tom... and Tom is so important to the music industry. We have so much to thank him for.

Steve H

Yep, he's a real one-off who has never moderated his views or kissed ass to anyone. This project had so many logistical problems and licensing issues that there were times when I thought it would never happen but I'm so relieved that we got there in the end. He's still tweaking even as I write this. Once a perfectionist, always a pefectionist ay?

Hope you're well mate!

Ian D

[Ian Dewhirst]

GARV, on 14 January 2012 - 02:28 PM, said:

Ian , do you ever film the great man working ?. It would be fasinanting to see him at work & a permenant record for PIR / soul music history.

Thanks for reminding me Garv. Here's some clips of the great man from when we did "Philly ReGrooved"....

Tom Moulton and Reid Whitelaw talk about "Philly Re-Grooved" Part 1



Tom Moulton and Reid Whitelaw talk about "Philly Re-Grooved" Part 2



Ian D

[Ian Dewhirst]

tsu tomatoes, on 14 January 2012 - 02:34 PM, said:

Your answer should've been "Get working on the memoir book, you slacker!"

Fantastic work again Ian and the pre-order's already done!!

LOL, I don't even have time to read anymore leave alone write anything Neil.

I'll save it for retirement! Hope you're well and all is good. Give my love to the missus.......

Ian D

[Ian Dewhirst]

Actually I've just dug around on You Tube and there's quite a few decent clips of Gamble & Huff knocking atround......

Philadelphia International You Tube Clip



Ian D

[Neil Rushton]

I am looking forward to this very much, I know Ian has put a lot into it.
Best of luck to everyone involved with the project.

All The Best,

Neil

[Dave Moore]

A few pics of a number of iconic musical locations in a fantastic city:

My good pal Dave Fergie and I in the mixing booth at Philadelphia International Records on Broad St, Philadelphia.



Dave and I outside Kenny Gamble's office at PIR. It's a great photo of Motown meets PIR! . Not many get that far into the place. I actually got into his office for a brief couple of minutes.

[Dave Moore]

Inside the recording studio at Philly International on Broad St.



At the piano in the recording studio. Leon Huff's fingers been ticking these particular ivories? Who knows?



Dave F in the Masters Vault of Masterworks (Frankford Wayne) in Philly. Talk about hairs on the back of yer neck!



Regards,

Dave

[Ian Dewhirst]

Great pics Dave! Hopefully I'll get over there myself soon!

Best,

Ian D

[Ian Dewhirst]

Coming up LIVE @ 2.00-4.00pm this afternoon on www.starpointradio.com we're have a special show this week previewing some of the tracks off the forthcoming 'Philadelphia International Classics: The Tom Moulton Remixes'. Absolutely not to be missed!

See you @ 2.00pm!

Ian D

[Ian Dewhirst]

Blimey. We just went to No.1 on the main Amazon RnB chart after just 4 days......

http://www.amazon.co...r_m_h__1_3_last

Ian D

[cherryberry]

Sound's fantastic, superb tracks

[Ian Dewhirst]

OK, here's a sneak preview of just some of the new Moulton mixes which I played on the show this week.....

Six Million Steps Presents The Original Mastercuts Show LIVE with Ian Dewhirst between 2.00-4.00pm on Sunday 15th January 2012 on everyone’s favourite Soul station www.starpointradio.com.

Featuring……

1^st Hour

Cee-Lo Green – Bight Lights, Bigger City
Archie Bell & The Drells – Let’s Groove – New Tom Moulton Remix
Hardsoul feat Ron Carroll – Back Together – Francois K Remix
M&S feat Sean Escoffrey – So Sweetly – Kenny Carpenter Big Apple Mix
Billy Paul – The Whole Town’s Talking – New Tom Moulton Remix
Lou Rawls – See You When I Git There – New Tom Moulton Remix
The O’Jays – This Time Baby – New Tom Moulton Remix

2^nd Hour

The Intruders – (Win, Place Or Show) She’s A Winner – New Tom Moulton Remix
Love Committee – I Made A Mistake – Rahaan Re-Edit
The Trammps – Where Do We Go From Here - New Tom Moulton Remix
Jerry Butler & Brenda Lee Eager – Ever Since I Can Remember
Syreeta Wright feat Stevie Wonder – To Know You Is To Love You
Jean Carn – My Love Don’t Come Easy - New Tom Moulton Remix
Robert Upchurch – The Devil Made Me Do It - New Tom Moulton Remix
The Three Degrees – When Will I See You Again - New Tom Moulton Remix

Download Link

http://www.sixmillionsteps.com/6MS-2012-01-15-Starpoint.mp3

Enjoy!

Ian D

[Ian Dewhirst]

For a complete run-through of the album and the master himself talking about each track he remixed, check out Jay Negron's FANTASTIC show from Saturday.......in Jay's own words........

"TOM MOULTON was our guest and he previewed his new CD: "PHILADELPHIA CLASSICS: THE TOM MOULTON MIXES"

We played almost all the tracks to this MONUMENTAL release...and as usual TOM outdid himself.....WHAT A TREAT"!!!

New York's Disco 935 21/01/12 - Jay Negron Interviews Tom Moulton

http://rcpt.yousendi...655aed394b682c7

Ian D

Edited by Ian Dewhirst, 23 January 2012 - 10:46 AM.

[TOAD]

thanks for the link very interesting listening ! Cheers T

[Ian Dewhirst]

Some more of those wonderful Tom Moulton remixes here:-

1^st Hour

The O’Jays – Backstabbers – Tom Moulton Remix
The Three Degrees – Year Of Decision – Tom Moulton Remix
Jose Burgos feat Kenny Bobien – For Your Love – Tom Moulton 2011 Remix
Luther Vandross – Never Too Much – Fingerman Re-Edit
Marvin Gaye – Got To Give It Up – Elijah Collins Re-Edit
Archie Bell & The Drells – Where Will You Go When The Party’s Over – Tom Moulton Remix

2^nd Hour

The Casualeers – Dance Dance Dance
The Idle Few – People That’s Why
Bobby Hebb – Love Love Love
Cornelius Brothers & Sister Rose – It’s Too Late To Turn Back Now
The Four Tops – If I Were A Carpenter – Apple Scruffs Re-Edit
Brenda Holloway – All I Do Is Think About You
Junior Walker & The All-Stars – Way Back Home Inst & Voc
The Jones Girls – Nights Over Egypt – Tom Moulton Remix
David Ruffin – Walk About From Love – Soho 808 Re-Edit
Lou Rawls – You’ll Never Find Another Love Like Mine – Tom Moulton Remix

http://www.sixmillionsteps.com/6MS-2012-01-29-Starpoint.mp3

Ian D

[Carl Dixon]

Just ordered etc. Just love 'Year of Decision' Ian. Cracking job......just listening to the stream here at work on overnights. There will be material with full orchestra like this, if I get my way ha ha.....

[Ian Dewhirst]

Just an update to the tons of enquiries I've been fielding about this album since it was posted up in early January.
Despite thinking that everything was OK due to all the meetings we had in mid 2011 with various parties, it still transpired that there were some incredibly torturous licensing issues to deal with on this project which have taken the best part of the last 8 weeks to square away!

I'm happy to say that everything has now been finalised to everyone's satisfaction, all the parts have gone to manufacture and this incredible project will now be released on:-


26th MARCH 2012


This is the biggest ever pre-sell for any Harmless album since I've been here, so the demand has been absolutely huge. I'm just so fantastically relieved that we've managed to overcome the obstacles and get the bugger out!

Best,

Ian D

Edited by Ian Dewhirst, 02 March 2012 - 05:48 PM.

[jimmy mack]

ian can u pm me cheers

[Ian Dewhirst]

jimmy mack, on 02 March 2012 - 08:10 PM, said:

ian can u pm me cheers

OK gotcha. Let's have a Scottish Philly-Fest I say!

Ian D

[Ian Dewhirst]

There's some great stuff coming up on this album which I'll post up when I get the details through.....

In the meantime coming up on Saturday I highly recommend any mix freaks out there to tune into JJ and Coopsy's Six Million Steps show:-

Two hours of Tom Moulton's Philly classics remixed all in the mix on the 6MS Sessions this Saturday LIVE at 11am on www.stompradio.com.

Ian D

Edited by Ian Dewhirst, 08 March 2012 - 05:21 PM.

[swaggy]

hi ian, long time no see Tom did some incredible 'Salsoul' mixes as well not sure if thats out on a cd now it was released on cassette tape so its a few years old all the best waggy from donny

[Ian Dewhirst]

swaggy, on 13 March 2012 - 02:41 PM, said:

hi ian, long time no see Tom did some incredible 'Salsoul' mixes as well not sure if thats out on a cd now it was released on cassette tape so its a few years old all the best waggy from donny

Yep, I worked extensively with Tom in the early 00's when I re-released the Salsoul catalogue:-

http://www.discogs.c.../Suss'd Records

Tom actually was really Salsoul's in-house engineer and tape custodian which was handy but, boy, did he protect those bloody tapes. Getting stuff out of Tom was a military excercise in itself at times but it was always inspirational to see someone that took his work so seriously. He really is the genuine article.

Ian D

[Ian Dewhirst]

I've just taken delivery of the finished package and it looks beautiful!







In the shops in 10 days time on the 26th March! One of the few days that I actually feel happy with my life! Package of the year so far (talking as a fan of course)!

Ian D

Edited by Ian Dewhirst, 15 March 2012 - 02:08 PM.

[carole p]

In the bag now.cheers carole

[Ian Dewhirst]

carole p, on 15 March 2012 - 04:53 PM, said:

In the bag now.cheers carole

A fantastic package to own Carole and the best investment you've made for years! Countless hours of pleasure listening the greatest Soul music of the 70's and 80's all remixed with love by the most talented remixer of all time. Beats the shit out of a new handbag or a pair of Jimmy Choos LOL...

Ian D

[soulman]

Ian Dewhirst, on 17 March 2012 - 02:33 PM, said:

A fantastic package to own Carole and the best investment you've made for years! Countless hours of pleasure listening the greatest Soul music of the 70's and 80's all remixed with love by the most talented remixer of all time. Beats the shit out of a new handbag or a pair of Jimmy Choos LOL...

Ian D

Bloody hell Ian. Are you on the change. I didn't know you carried a handbag and wore Jimmy Choos

Steve

[Ian Dewhirst]

soulman, on 17 March 2012 - 02:53 PM, said:

Bloody hell Ian. Are you on the change. I didn't know you carried a handbag and wore Jimmy Choos

Steve

Believe me, it's a lot more pleasurable then trying to get project like this off the ground LOL.

It's a bitch trying to find men's size 11 Jimmy Choos so I have to wear the largest women's size but that creates some uncomfortable chafing just below the ankle. I have a nice array of purple handbags thankyou very much.

Ian D

[Ian Dewhirst]

OK, just 3 days to go until we finally hit the shops and here's how we're looking:-

"'Philadelphia International Classics: The Tom Moulton Remixes’ is currently moving rapidly up the Amazon rankings and will likely reach a peak next week when it becomes finally available.

We’re currently:

No.1 Disco
No.1 Soul/RnB
No.6 Box Sets
No.95 Overall Ranking

http://www.amazon.co...32419854&sr=1-1

The Times Review tomorrow which will review 'Philadelphia International Classics: The Tom Moulton Remixes’ and 'Disco Discharge: American Hot' with the new Madonna album 'MDNA' should be a must-read and the huge UK Radio Promotion campaign this weekend should make this release the highest-charting Harmless album ever touch wood!

This all bodes well for the forthcoming 40^th Anniversary Box Set"!

Wish I had time to go to the Ritz this weekend!


Ian D

Edited by Ian Dewhirst, 22 March 2012 - 01:39 PM.

[The Golden 101]

Tom on Sky Channel 0129 around 11am this Sat.

[Ian Dewhirst]

The Golden 101, on 22 March 2012 - 09:41 PM, said:

Tom on Sky Channel 0129 around 11am this Sat.

Listening now Kev.......

Ian D

[Ian Dewhirst]

A FANTASTIC 5 Star review in the Times yesterday:-



And still climbing up the Amazon rankings.....

We’re currently:

No.1 Disco
No.1 Soul/RnB
No.5 Box Sets
No.51 Overall Ranking

http://www.amazon.co...32587124&sr=1-1

Looking good for Monday!

Ian D

Edited by Ian Dewhirst, 24 March 2012 - 12:15 PM.

[Cunnie]

Just dropped through my letterbox Ian.
Packaging looks good & will have a listen later (no rush as I've waited bloody ages ).

[Ian Dewhirst]

Cunnie, on 24 March 2012 - 12:09 PM, said:

Just dropped through my letterbox Ian.
Packaging looks good & will have a listen later (no rush as I've waited bloody ages ).

What a great way to start a Saturday! Enjoy Martin!

Ian D

[Ian Dewhirst]

OK, the day of truth......the first midweek chart of this week.......

Phew!

Philadelphia International Classics: The Tom Moulton Remixes enters the Top 200 compilation chart at a staggering No.11 with over 1000 sales across the counter in the first day of release.

F*ckin' GREAT!

Ian D

[TOAD]

even i could buy one in my local hmv thanks its a must have cd !

[mickeyb]

Ian Dewhirst, on 27 March 2012 - 08:59 PM, said:

OK, the day of truth......the first midweek chart of this week.......

Phew!

Philadelphia International Classics: The Tom Moulton Remixes enters the Top 200 compilation chart at a staggering No.11 with over 1000 sales across the counter in the first day of release.

F*ckin' GREAT!

Ian D

Went to Soulstice in Reading on Saturday - kinda Jazz Funk do. One of the DJ's said he was gonna do a Philly set when I asked who's got the Tom Moulton remixes. He didn't (you gotta play to the floor) but he did play See you when I get there Lou Rawls - brilliant!! Off topic - he also played Sad Girl Carol Anderson - I didn't complain.

[smoothwasson]

just got it this morning, been on my deck ever since....If anyone ever says to me What is that crap your playin, i would seriously punch them...fantastic cd...i urge everyone who likes real music BUY THIS XXXX

[jimmy mack]

an amazing remix of Party time man & see you when i get there.

[Ian Dewhirst]

jimmy mack, on 27 March 2012 - 09:59 PM, said:

an amazing remix of Party time man & see you when i get there.

Both anthems! Got your message by the way, so many thanks! Keep up the good work!

Ian D

[Ian Dewhirst]

No.16 on todays midweek chart which is incredible as we seem to holding in the Top 20 quite nicely! Fingers crossed for Monday!

Also a lovely review in Music Week today..........



Ian D

Edited by Ian Dewhirst, 29 March 2012 - 12:09 PM.