Philly All Stars - Do It Any Way You Wanna (Eric Kupper Remix) - COMPACT DISCS [CD]
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The sweet Sound of Philadelphia roars back to life with the revival of Do It Any Way You Wanna, an unreleased early-1980s recording by The Philly All Stars. This long-lost track - featuring the core rhythm section (Earl Young - drums, Ronnie Baker - bass guitar, Norman Harris - guitar, Lenny Pakula - organ, Larry Washington - percussion, Vince Montana, Jr. - vibraphone, John Bonnie - saxophone) that defined the golden ear of Philly soul - has been pulled from the vault and reimagined by renowned DJ and remixer Eric Kupper to the delight of fans old and new.
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- GenreDance and electronicDescriptionThe sweet Sound of Philadelphia roars back to life with the revival of Do It Any Way You Wanna, an unreleased early-1980s recording by The Philly All Stars. This long-lost track - featuring the core rhythm section (Earl Young - drums, Ronnie Baker - bass guitar, Norman Harris - guitar, Lenny Pakula - organ, Larry Washington - percussion, Vince Montana, Jr. - vibraphone, John Bonnie - saxophone) that defined the golden ear of Philly soul - has been pulled from the vault and reimagined by renowned DJ and remixer Eric Kupper to the delight of fans old and new.ArtistPhilly All StarsTitleDo It Any Way You Wanna (Eric Kupper Remix)FormatCDLabelEssential Media Mod
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