of Gamble & Huff's biggest hits produced. Legacy Gamble and Huff are featured on the documentary series Profiles of African-American Success. Leon Huff has a son, Leon Huff Jr., who produces for the record companies of today, as well, working with notable artists such as 8Ball & MJG, Beanie Sigel & State Property, Ruff Ryders, Lil’ Bow Wow, and more. Leon Huff Jr. goes by the stage name Pop Traxx, and he is the owner of the luxury HDE Studios in the Fishtown neighborhood of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Discography Studio albums produced {|class="wikitable" |- !Year !Album !Artist |- |1967 |The Intruders Are Together |The Intruders |- |1968 |Cowboys To Girls |The Intruders |- |1968 |The Ice Man Cometh(non-PIR album) |Jerry Butler |- |rowspan="4"|1970 |A Brand New Me(non-PIR album) |Dusty Springfield |- |When We Get Married |The Intruders |- |Wilson Pickett In Philadelphia(non-PIR album) |Wilson Pickett |- |Now I'm a Woman(non-PIR album) |Nancy Wilson |- |1971 |Gonna Take a Miracle(non-PIR album) |Laura Nyro and Labelle |- |rowspan="4"|1972 |I Miss You |Harold Melvin & the Blue Notes |- |Drowning in the Sea of Love(non-PIR album) |Joe Simon |- |Back Stabbers |The O'Jays |- |360 Degrees Of Billy Paul |Billy Paul |- |rowspan="4"|1973 |Ship Ahoy |The O'Jays |- |Love Is The Message |MFSB |- |The Sound Of Philadelphia '73 |Various Artists |- |Black & Blue |Harold Melvin & the Blue Notes |- |rowspan="7"|1975 |Dance Your Troubles Away |Archie Bell & the Drells |- |Wake Up Everybody |Harold Melvin & the Blue Notes |- |To Be True |Harold Melvin & the Blue Notes |- |Universal Love |MFSB |- |Philadelphia Freedom |MFSB |- |Survival |The O'Jays |- |Family Reunion |The O'Jays |- | rowspan="5" |1976 |We Got the Rhythm |People's Choice |- |Message in the Music |The O'Jays |- |All Things in Time |Lou Rawls |- |Jean Carn |Jean Carn |- |The Jacksons |The Jacksons |- |rowspan="5"|1977 |Goin' Places |The Jacksons |- |Travelin' at the Speed of Thought |The O'Jays |- |Teddy Pendergrass |Teddy Pendergrass |- |Unmistakably Lou |Lou Rawls |- |When You Hear Lou, You've Heard It All |Lou Rawls |- |rowspan="3"|1978 |So Full of Love |The O'Jays |- |Past, Present and The Futures |The Futures |- |Life Is a Song Worth Singing |Teddy Pendergrass |- |rowspan="4"|1979 |Identify Yourself |The O'Jays |- |Teddy |Teddy Pendergrass |- |Let Me Be Good to You |Lou Rawls |- |Live! Coast to Coast |Teddy Pendergrass |- |rowspan="3"|1980 |The Year