Dedicated To Philadelphia
The song was, however, dedicated in part to the sound of Philadelphia, especially the music of the Delfonics, producers Kenny Gamble and Leon Huff, and The Spinners and that group's producer, Thom Bell, with whom John would work two years later (on The Thom Bell Sessions EP).
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