The Delfonics with The Intruders and Blue Magic

The Delfonics, seminal Philly soul trio with William & Wilbert Hart and Randy Cain, soared with hits like "La La Means I Love You." Known for their smooth "Philadelphia sound," they influenced R&B and were featured in Tarantino's "Jackie Brown." Collaborated with Ghostface Killah and Adrian Younge.

Philadelphia soul pioneers the Intruders, formed in 1960, rose to fame with hits like "Cowboys to Girls" and "(Love Is Like A) Baseball Game". Their collaboration with Gamble & Huff launched Philly International.

Philly soul icons Blue Magic, led by Ted "Wizard" Mills, hit fame with '70s hits like "Sideshow." Known for lush ballads and proto-disco tunes, they worked with MFSB and Norman Harris, earning chart success and gold records. Continuously active, they've collaborated across genres and adapted through decades.