”When you blend the melodic excellence of the 1960’s and 70’s Motown Sound with that of the powerful Philly Sound’s rhythmic tracks and heart-throbbing lyrics, the end result,” say songwriters/producers Mckinley Jackson and his business partners Mervin and Melvin Steals, “will be what we affectionately refer to as ‘The MoPhilly Sound’.” Add the sexy, Barry-White-like bass voice of The Trammps’ founder Earl Young; the velvety smooth lead vocal of Spectum’s Darryl Grant; a passionate love song penned by Mervin “Mystro” and Melvin “Lyric” Steals, songwriters of the Spinners’ timeless classic, Could It Be I’m Falling In Love; background vocals by Detroit’s gifted vocalists Beth Griffith and Christy Johnson; and Mckinley Jackson’s well-conceived and energetically performed arrangement to the mix and you have the makings of a song that will not only resonate with those who appreciate and love good, old American Soul Music, but will also compel thos...