Zach Zachary Discography of CDs

Zach Zachary discography Supplanting the first ESSENTIAL O'JAYS collection (a single disc limited to the 1970s), this edition is a two-disc set that covers the full breadth of the R&B legends' career. From early tunes such as the doo wop-tinged "Lonely Drifter" through '70s soul classics like "Back Stabbers," ...

Zach Zachary albums Principally recorded at Sigma Sound Studios, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania in 1973. Originally released on Philadelphia International (32046). Includes liner notes by Joe McEwen. MFSB's debut album was more of a soul-funk mix than the kind of disco for which the band would become known with their "T.S.O.P." hit. ...

Zach Zachary CD discography UK four CD set. This spectacular box set contains 31 true full-length Philadelphia International classics in total delivered in a deluxe box with four CD's plus a 16 page booklet with sleeve notes. Following on from the massively popular Philadelphia International: The Re-Edits package, here is ...

Zach Zachary music CDs THE BEST OF MFSB is a collection of instrumentals recorded by Philadelphia International Records' famed in-house backup band, Mother, Father, Sister, Brother--better known as MFSB. Triangulate a midpoint somewhere between Philly soul, Space Age Bachelor Pad lounge sounds, and disco fever, and you've got MFSB (stands for ...

Zach Zachary songs Dennis Harris, Norman Harris, Reginald Lucas, Bunny Sigler, T.J. Tindall (guitars); Don Renaldo (strings); Zach Zachary (alto saxophone); Tony Williams (saxophone, flute); Sam Reed (horns); Eddie Green, Leon Huff, Harold Williams (piano); Victor Carstarphen, Lenny Pakula (organ); Dexter Wansel (keyboards); Vince Montana (vibraphone); Ronnie Baker, Anthony Jackson (bass); Karl Chambers, Charles Collins, Norman Farrington, Earl Young (drums); David Cruse, ...

Zach Zachary CD discography Recording information: Alpha Studios, Philadelphia, PA. Arranger: Leon Mitchell. Personnel: Harold Melvin (wood block); Kenny Jackson (guitar); Zach Zachary (saxophone); Michael Horton, Bobby Dukes (piano); Daryl Burgee (drums, congas). Audio Mixer: Harold Melvin.