The band's 1978 LP "Feel the Phuff" was a one-off release on Crimson Records that went largely unnoticed at the time. It featured the group's signature blend of disco-inflected funk and soulful ballads.
- "Feel the Phuff" was recorded at Studio 45 in Philadelphia. The album was produced by the band members themselves. It charted at #189 on the Billboard 200.
- The lead single, "Phuff Daddy," received moderate airplay on R&B radio but failed to crack the Hot 100. The album's title track, "Feel the Phuff," became a minor club hit in New York and Chicago.
- Crimson Records folded just six months after the album's release, contributing to its obscurity. Copies of the original vinyl pressing are now considered rare collector's items.
Manchild was a funk and soul group from Philadelphia. They were known for their tight arrangements and smooth vocal harmonies.
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