Worldwide music icons Kenneth Gamble and Leon Huff saturated the 70’s with symbolic social themes, giving birth to The Sound of Philadelphia and forever revolutionizing the recording industry. Churning out hit after hit, year after year, the legendary songwriters and producers generated a remarkable and unparalleled catalog of music, resulting in 50 Gold and Platinum records and continuously captivating the hearts and minds of “people all over the world.”

Gamble and Huff wrote and produced innumerable ballads of love, peace, pride, unity, strength, and empowerment recorded at their Philadelphia International Records Empire by many of the nation’s top-selling artists ranging from Teddy Pendergrass and Patti Labelle to The Jacksons and The O’Jays. From “Wake Up Everybody” and “Ain’t No Stopping Us Now,” to “Me and Mrs. Jones” and “Close the Door.” With the help of renowned producers Thom Bell, Mcfadden & Whitehead, Bunny Sigler, Bobby Martin, and Dexter Wansel the abundance of songs in the prized Gamble-Huff Catalog receives airplay every 13.5 minutes throughout the world.