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David Hudson - Come On Back Baby (T. K. Records)

wrt. & prod. Willie Clarke, 1980.

#David Hudson #Come On Back Baby #tk productions #tk records #b side #1980 #soul #45 #willie clarke

What You Won’t Do for Love - Bobby Caldwell

It arrived a week early! 🙌🏻 The cover is a little beat up but not bad for a 42 year old vinyl!

Timmy Thomas - Why Can't We Live Together (1972)

No matter No matter what color You are still my brother

I said No matter No matter what color You are still my brother

#timmy thomas #why can't we live together #1972 #soul #r&B #Glades #tk records #70s soul #soul music #classic soul #mono #lowrey organ

George McCrae – Rock Your Baby with Jools Holland & His Rhythm & Blues Orchestra

BBC Music

I was so delighted by how much fun everyone seems to be having here. Back in the day it was popular to say : “Disco Sucks!” It bothered me then because I thought people dancing together was great. I still think it. And Disco didn’t suck, it was fun. Also I looked up pictures of Jools and Gilson Lavis back around the time they might have first heard this song.

#music #disco #tk records #george mccrae

#george mccrae #tk records #it's been so long #70s soul #1970s #Youtube #falsetto

KC & The Sunshine Band- Do It Good (Funk) Released: April 12, 1974 [TK Records] Producer(s): Richard Finch

#funk #70s #1974 #KC & The Sunshine Band #TK Records #TK #Richard Finch #You Don't Know #Do It Good

Tribute: Bobby Caldwell’s hidden racial identity was no accident; ‘What You Won’t Do’ was from a record company that fooled us many times

Tribute: Bobby Caldwell’s hidden racial identity was no accident; ‘What You Won’t Do’ was from a record company that fooled us many times #RIPBobbyCaldwell #BobbyCaldwell. #WhatYouWontDoForLove #InMemoriam

(March 16, 2023). By the late 1970s, it wasn’t uncommon for white musicians to cross over and impact R&B/soul stations, especially after white and predominantly white acts like Average White Band, Wild Cherry, Gino Vannelli, Elton John, and David Bowie had found crossover success in the mid-1970s with some pretty funky hits (all of those acts even performed on Soul Train during that…