O'Jays, The - Message In The Music flac album

Message in the Music is a 1976 album by American R&B group The O'Jays. Released in 1976 on the Philadelphia International Records label. Recorded at the Sigma Sound Studios in Philadelphia, with six of the eight tracks written and produced by Kenny Gamble and Leon Huff, Message in the Music spawned two R&B chart-topping singles in "Message in Our Music" and "Darlin' Darlin' Baby (Sweet, Tender, Love)", with the latter also giving the group their fourth UK top 30 single

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Therefore, the wrong interpretation of life and life's purpose has been exposed. The word with music is one of the strongest, if not the strongest means of communication on the planet Earth. Music is the first means of communication known to man. It is the only natural science known to man. We choose to 'make a joyful noise unto the Lord' only to help vindicate His name. So His will can be done. The word with music can do it's part to calm the savage beast that lives in every man. The message is PEACE. The message is WISDOM.

So His will can be done. The message is UNDERSTANDING. The message is UNITY. The message is dedicated to truth and justice for all mankind. Man Understanding Spiritual Information Clearly ''Understand while you dance'' -Kenneth Gamble.

Leon & Mary Russell - Make Love To The Music.

The O'Jays Use Ta Be My Girl. The O'Jays Message In Our Music. The O'Jays Emotionally Yours (Gospel Version).

Album · 2004 · 16 Songs. The Essential O'Jays The O'Jays. Listen on Apple Music.

The O'Jays released a new studio album, 'The Last Word,' on Friday. On March 10, Betty Wright - a successful singer, background vocalist, composer and producer with five decades of experience - watched the long-running soul group the O’Jays take the stage in Miami for a set at Jazz in the Gardens Music Fest. The O’Jays spent more than a decade in the music business, scoring several moderate hits but never a gold record, before they connected with the producer-songwriter duo Gamble & Huff, who were in the midst of ushering in a remarkable period of propulsive orchestral soul in Philadelphia. The combination proved immediately fruitful, yielding more than 20 R&B hits for the O’Jays. Enduring singles like Back Stabbers and Use ta Be My Girl also allowed the group to remain on the road, decade after decade.