The Intruders
R&B quartet the Intruders set the table for Philadelphia soul music, which
blended pop vocal stylings with the resonant power of R&B. Formed in 1960, the
group eventually gained notice after it teamed up with songwriting and
production duo Gamble and Huff, the powerhouse unit behind later successes from
the O'Jays, Lou Rawls, and the Jacksons.
Lead vocalist Sam "Little Sonny" Brown, Eugene "Bird" Daughtry, Phil Terry, and
Robert "Big Sonny" Edwards were soldiering on without much success throughout
the early 1960s before crossing paths with Kenneth Gamble and Leon Huff, then ...
TogetherThe Intruders
Save the Children
2:58
Cowboys to GirlsThe Intruders
Cowboys to Girls
2:37
Sad GirlThe Intruders
Cowboys to Girls
1:54
I'll Always Love My MamaThe Intruders
Save the Children
6:37
(Love Is Like A) Baseball GameThe Intruders
Cowboys to Girls
2:46
I Wanna Know Your NameThe Intruders and Furacão 2000
Save the Children
5:48
