Broken Harmonies: How MFSB's Split Reshaped 1970s Philadelphia Soul #bmm30 #blackmusicmonth

1975 was a transitional year for Black music as Disco took over the charts. It also meant the end of the original MFSB as Ronnie Baker, Norman Harris and Earl Young led a rebellion after not being paid and credited properly by Philly International head honchos Kenny Gamble and Leon Huff according to the book "A House on Fire." Whatever the case, you can hear the difference in the two albums MFSB released in 1975, "Universal Love" and "Philadelphia Freedom", so Day 6 of the #bmm30 series On The Groove Line takes a look back at the split that changed everything in the city of Brotherly Love. Email: [email protected]   / onthegrooveline   http://onthegrooveline.wordpress.com Donations: CashApp: $CTheWriter925 PayPal: [email protected]