The Three Degrees Jazz gridlocked but open

gridlocked but open

melodic acid pop songs are balanced with longer

This was done with caution to maintain the unique sound loved by fans

and then there’s the day-to-day stress of simply existing in the modern world

The album unfolds in authentic ’70s psych-rock style

The Three Degrees Jazz gridlocked but openThe Three Degrees, a trio from Kenny Gamble & Leon Huff's label, gained mainstream success with their self titled album in 1973. They were recognized as a top female vocal group, merging their R&B style with Gamble & Huff's orchestration for chart topping hits like "When Will I See you Again". With standout tracks like "Dirty Ol' Man" and "If and When", this album showcases their versatility and solidifies their partnership with Philly International.