Let's Go All The Way

Recorded in Philadelphia by Brenda & the Tabulations during the group's late-1960s sessions led by vocalist Brenda Payton. The recording featured the trio's signature harmony style supported by the city's emerging soul production and arrangement approach. Released as the group's breakthrough single, it became their biggest commercial success and established Brenda & the Tabulations as a notable act in the Philadelphia soul scene. The record crossed over from R&B audiences into the wider pop market. The song remains the group's defining recording and is widely regarded as a classic of late-1960s soul. Its vocal performance and melodic structure have sustained its popularity among collectors, oldies radio programmers and soul historians.