About
TSOP Records, named for the MFSB song “TSOP (The Sound of Philadelphia),” was the sister label of Philadelphia International Records. It was launched in 1974 as a replacement for the recently folded Gamble Records. It was originally active from 1974 to 1977 before going on hiatus. The label was relaunched in 1980 and stayed active for two years before folding for good.
Catalog
329 releasesSing A Happy Song / One In A Million (Girl)
The O'Jays · 1979
Boogie Down U.S.A.
People's Choice · 1976
Parrandear Es Una Cosa Groovy = Party Is A Groovy Thing
People's Choice · 1975
Vida En Marte (Parte I & II) = Life On Mars (Part I & II)
Dexter Wansel · 1976
Viviendo Para El Fin De Semana = Livin' For The Weekend
The O'Jays · 1975
Only The Strong Survive = Solo El Fuerte Sobrevive
Billy Paul · 1977
The Sound Of Philadelphia Vol. 2
Various · 1974
Girl, Don't Let It Get You Down
The O'Jays · 1980
Girl, Don't Let It Get You Down
The O'Jays · 1980
Hurry Up This Way Again
The Stylistics · 1980
Hurry Up This Way Again
The Stylistics · 1980
Boogie Down U.S.A.
People's Choice
Soul Survivors
Soul Survivors · 1981
Soul Survivors
Soul Survivors · 1981
The Year 2000
The O'Jays · 1980
Hurry Up This Way Again
The Stylistics · 1980
The Year 2000
The O'Jays · 1980
Hurry Up This Way Again
The Stylistics · 1980
Get Down With The Philly Jump
Instant Funk · 1976
Get Down With The Philly Jump
Instant Funk · 1976
Hurry Up This Way Again
The Stylistics · 1980
Boogie Down U.S.A.
People's Choice · 1975
Ain't No Stoppin' Us Now
McFadden & Whitehead · 1981
The Best Of Lou Rawls
Lou Rawls · 1990
T.S.O.P. Ballad Classics
Various · 1990
Greatest Hits
M.F.S.B.* · 1990
Back Stabbers
O'Jays* · 1990
Back Stabbers
The O'Jays · 1990
Save The Children
Intruders*
The Best Of Harold Melvin And The Blue Notes
Harold Melvin And The Blue Notes · 1990
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