2 catalog entries, grouped by year.
The Three Degrees developed as a female vocal trio guided by Richard Barrett, recording for labels including Swan and Roulette before joining Philadelphia International. Their partnership with Gamble and Huff produced a polished soul sound, including When Will I See You Again. Work with the instrumental ensemble MFSB also brought their voices to TSOP. A later association with Giorgio Moroder moved the group further toward disco on New Dimensions, followed by another album, 3D.
The Three Degrees - group career biography
Read Barrett/early label history, Gamble-Huff/PIR work, explicit MFSB vocal participation and Moroder albums. Conflicting early lineup/first-single details, incorrect first-album claim, song-inspiration gloss, current members and commercial totals are omitted. | Retrieved 2026-10-18
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Source year-end #75The Three Degrees developed as a female vocal trio guided by Richard Barrett, recording for labels including Swan and Roulette before joining Philadelphia International. Their partnership with Gamble and Huff...
View background statusThe Three Degrees developed as a female vocal trio guided by Richard Barrett, recording for labels including Swan and Roulette before joining Philadelphia International. Their partnership with Gamble and Huff...
View background status1960-2025. Each year contains 150 selections.