This 1973 album was a landmark for the group, blending soul, funk, and early disco with Gamble & Huff's signature production style. It delivered the groundbreaking hit "For the Love of Money."
- The album reached number one on Billboard's R&B Albums chart.
- "For the Love of Money" became one of the group's most enduring and recognizable songs, later used as the theme for *The Apprentice*.
- The album was produced by the legendary Gamble & Huff, architects of the Philadelphia soul sound.
The O'Jays are a Philadelphia soul group known for their socially conscious lyrics and lush production. By 1973, they had moved to Philadelphia International Records and were enjoying a string of major R&B hits.
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