The Salsoul Orchestra was formed in 1974 in New York City, U.S.A. It was di… Read Full Bio ↴The Salsoul Orchestra was formed in 1974 in New York City, U.S.A. It was disbanded in 1982. The Salsoul Orchestra was the 'house orchestra' of Salsoul Records. It was mainly Vincent Montana, Jr. who wrote, conducted and produced the orchestra. The orchestra routinely included up to fifty members (including up to 18 violinists). Apart from it's own recordings, it played for numerous groups and artist on the Salsoul label. Montana got his start doing sessions for philly soul producers, and he adapted that lush style to disco, adding Latin motifs and textures.
Though Salsoul records had long been out of print, several were brought back in the mid-'90's. Many of the more recent 'house' music offerings owe more than a passing nod to the recordings of this orchestra.
Though Salsoul records had long been out of print, several were brought back in the mid-'90's. Many of the more recent 'house' music offerings owe more than a passing nod to the recordings of this orchestra.
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The Salsoul Orchestra Lyrics
We have lyrics for these tracks by The Salsoul Orchestra:
Christmas Medley Joy to the world, the Lord has come Let earth receive…
Christmas Medley (Auld Lang Salsoul/ I'm Looking Over A Four Leaf Clover/ Alabama Jubilee/ Oh Dem Go Joy to the world the lord has come let earth receive her…
Christmas Medley: Joy to the World / Deck the Halls / O Come All Ye Faithful / Jingle Bells Joy to the world, the Lord has come Let earth receive…
Dance a Little Bit Closer Dance a little bit closer Move it like this A little bit…
Deck The Halls (Fa la), fa la (la la) (Fa la), fa la la…
Get Happy Pack up your troubles and just get happy Ya better…
Getaway Get away, let's leave today, let's get away! So you…
God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen God rest ye merry, gentlemen Let nothing you dismay Remember…
Joy To The World Joy to the world, the Lord has come Let earth receive…
Merry Christmas All Christmas time is here It's a jolly good time of the…
Nice 'N' Naasty Nasty, you're nasty Ooh, that was nasty Strange things are …
Runaway Les Miserables Les Miserables (Act 1) The Runaway Cart [T…
Runaway feat. Lolleata Holloway Yes I'm gonna mess around Cause that's the way I want…
Salsoul Rainbow Salsoul Orchestra - Salsoul Rainbow Somewhere, over the r…
Short Shorts Who wears short shorts? We wear short shorts. Bless 'em, s…
Sleigh Ride Just hear those sleigh bells jingle-ing, ring-ting tingle-in…
Tangerine Salsoul Orchestra - Tangerine (Male) Tangerine - she is …
The Little Drummer Boy Come, they told me pa-rum pum pum pum Our newborn King…
There's Someone Who's Knocking There′s someone who's knocking at my door The person keeps k…
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@shawn11361
One of the best disco songs ever
@MyTroubadour
Le Salsoul est vraiment l'un des meilleurs orchestres 'disco' des années 70.
@philvillafane7142
I’m on back in days we used to hustle to this record it off that’s our spots clubs in Midtown in the Bronx classic
@orgonsolo6291
True story.
I bought this lp, must have been 25 years since... I dj' d alot back then and was plenty around in second hand stores looking for treasure...
Mine came with a poster, scantily clad blonde in Salsoul tee that was a wall treasure until it eventually went with the rivers of time... Never did anything but barest surface listening to this, and always reslly liked this tune...
Just now I realized I have had it for all these years and never knew!
@morrishayes8354
Oh hell yeah back in the day.
@asesordemarketing5347
Great song. I remember when i was young. Que grandiosa era la música de Vincent Montana y Salsoul Orchestra
@ebntje
This was my favorite cut from this original Salsoul LP. I love it
@corneliuswhite5139
mine too! I'm listening to it right now! ;)
@roncowan5218
Mine too
@mcbrion1951
Salsoul Orchestra had the lushest sound around, very reminiscent of 'The Sound of Philadelphia.' This was a song that everyone rushed to the dance floor to dance to back in '75 (or was it '76?!?). And flutes were everyone's instrument for making a song sound playful and lighthearted in the 70s. Even in Isaac Hayes’ most serious songs, he frequently used flutes.
Love the orchestral sound in dance music: it didn't have to be fast tempo, it had syncopation to get you to move. All the 70s songs, until the Second Age of Disco, were mid-tempo or even slower than that (Eddie Kendricks' 'Girl You Need A Change Of Mind was positively SLOW!)
Salsoul was the bomb in their day!