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Im trying to identify a track I heard out..its a modern tune by Lou Rawls....with the words "give it up give it up" in the corus / background ,as he is crooning....any one have a clue what it is please

Bazza

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could it be 'Let's clean up the ghetto' by 'The Philly All Stars'?

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could it be 'Let's clean up the ghetto' by 'The Philly All Stars'?

Thanks Carl... :lol: ...yep thats the one..is it Lou Rawls doing the vocals....sounds like him

Bazza

Not just him but just about everyone on the Philedelpia International label.

This is from the Warner Brothers website

"Urban awareness anthem originally intended as a cut on a Lou Rawls album, but eventually conceived as an individual release featuring stars of the Philadelphia International label including Teddy Pendergrass, Archie Bell, The O'Jays, Dee Dee Sharp & Billy Paul. The original record opened with Lou Rawls explaining the effect of the 1977 New York garbage strike, summarizing that "You can no longer depend on the man downtown to take care of business...We have to do it for ourselves." "

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Not just him but just about everyone on the Philedelpia International label.

This is from the Warner Brothers website

"Urban awareness anthem originally intended as a cut on a Lou Rawls album, but eventually conceived as an individual release featuring stars of the Philadelphia International label including Teddy Pendergrass, Archie Bell, The O'Jays, Dee Dee Sharp & Billy Paul. The original record opened with Lou Rawls explaining the effect of the 1977 New York garbage strike, summarizing that "You can no longer depend on the man downtown to take care of business...We have to do it for ourselves." "

Thanks for the info Richard,I dont know anything about this tune.....great modern dance tune tho'...well i think it is

Bazza

Pretty sure I've got a spare promo copy (regular version) if your interested bazza, PM me

Got a couple of the different versions spare too

Cheers Paul

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