Biography

Preceding the Gamble & Huff -led Philly Soul explosion by a few years, Philadelphia's Delfonics were one of the most popular soul vocal groups of the late 1960s and early '70s. Marked by gorgeous harmonies, a hazy funk groove, and William Hart's gentle lead vocals, the group's hits like "La La Means I Love You" and "Didn't I (Blow Your Mind This Time)" provided the soundtrack to a distinct era in urban America.

Top Tracks

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• Ain't That Peculiar

• Can't Go On Living

• Didn't I (blow Your Mind This Time)

• Didn't I Blow Your Mind This Time

• Everytime I See My Baby

• Hurt So Bad

• I Will Remember You

• I'm Sorry

• I've Got Everything

• La La (means I Love You)

• La La Means I Love You

• La-la (means I Love You)

• Oh Girl

• Ready Or Not Here I Come (can't Hide From Love)

• Scarborough Fair

• Somebody Loves You

• Tell Him

• Trying To Make A Fool Of Me

• When You're Gone

Discography

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• Alive & Kicking

  P-Vine Records

  2003

• Forever New

  Fantasy / Volt

  1999

• The Professionals

  Kent

  1998

• Tell Me This Is a Dream

  Philly Groove

  1972

• The Delfonics

  Buddha Records

  1970

• The Sound of Sexy Soul

  Buddha Records

  1969

• La La Means I Love You

  Buddha Records

  1968