The Salsoul Orchestra - The Salsoul Orchestra (1975) {2012 Big Break Records Remaster}

The Salsoul Orchestra - The Salsoul Orchestra (1975) {2012 Big Break Records Remaster}

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R'n'B / Funk / Disco / Philly Soul

THE SALSOUL ORCHESTRA - as well as being the legendary backing band for many of the Salsoul Records artists - were a highly successful act in their own right. Throughout their career they consisted of up to 50 members (many of whom were also standing members of MFSB – Philadelphia Internationals house band). They released eleven successful albums on Salsoul Records over a seven year period.

The Salsoul Orchestra - Nice 'N' Naasty (1976) {2013 Big Break Records Remaster}

The Salsoul Orchestra - Nice 'N' Naasty (1976) {2013 Big Break Records Remaster}

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R'n'B / Funk / Disco / Philly Soul

THE SALSOUL ORCHESTRA was the brainchild of once MFSB member and legendary vibraphonist, Vince Montana Jr. Formed in 1974 THE SALSOUL ORCHESTRA, house band for the remarkable Salsoul Records, sometimes featured up to 50 members amongst its ranks including a number of former musicians from MFSB of the Gamble & Huff fronted Philadelphia International Records and fused elements of Funk, Latin, Disco and Philly Soul into their compositions.

The Salsoul Orchestra - Street Sense (1979) {2014 Big Break Records Remaster}

The Salsoul Orchestra - Street Sense (1979) {2014 Big Break Records Remaster}

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© 2014 Big Break Records / Cherry Red / Verse Music | CDBBR 0264

Funk / Disco / Philly Soul

THE SALSOUL ORCHESTRA was the brainchild of once MFSB member and legendary vibraphonist, Vince Montana Jr. Formed in 1974, THE SALSOUL ORCHESTRA, house band for the remarkable Salsoul Records, sometimes featured up to 50 members amongst its ranks including a number of former musicians from MFSB, and fused elements of Funk, Latin, Disco and Philly Soul into their compositions. Conducted and arranged by Montana, THE SALSOUL ORCHESTRA began an eight-year recording period in 1975 releasing eleven sensational albums during that time featuring production input from, Stan Lucas, Patrick Adams and Bunny Sigler through the years.