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Alfred Rappaport Shareholder Value Pdf Printer. Sony/Legacy's 2008 four-disc isn't the first box set assembled on and 's legendary Philadelphia International Records -- most notably it follows the triple-disc by just over a decade -- but it is surely the best, covering more ground and painting a fuller picture of the Philly soul sound than any other similar compilation. This is largely due to how doesn't focus solely on singles released on Philadelphia International: it encompasses sides released on early, pre-PIR imprints like Crimson, Philly Groove, and Gamble but, more importantly, it weaves in outside productions by and their crucial partner. Adding all these non-PIR singles greatly expands, as does the decision to have this set run all the way into 1983, thereby emphasizing how 's symphonic soul opened the doors for both disco and quiet storm. Part of the set's appeal is that it does offer some education, illustrating how the psychedelicized soul of 1967's 'Expressway (To Your Heart)' led to the cool, soft grooves of 1980's 'Love T. Fedex Ground Route Driver Pay. K.O.,' a document of how rich and adventurous '70s soul was thanks to and, and all their artists and associates, but this set never drags like a history lesson. It keeps moving from peak to peak, spending the first disc on early triumphs from ('La-La -- Means I Love You,' 'Didn't I (Blow Your Mind)'), ('Drowning in the Sea of Love'), ('Back Stabbers'), ('I'll Be Around'), ('Me and Mrs. Jones') and ('If You Don't Know Me by Now'), the songs that established the Philly Sound, then giving way to the glory days documented on the second disc, which opens with ' 'Love Train' and closes with 'T.S.O.P. (The Sound of Philadelphia),' the singles that helped cement the Philly sound on a broader scale.