Soul Jazz Records Presents
MIAMI SOUND 2 (2x12")
Soul Jazz Records · SKU: SJRLP541C
Tracklist
20 tracks- 1Betty Wright - Clean Up WomanNo preview
- 10Jimmy 'Bo' Horne - Clean Up ManNo preview
- 11Timmy Thomas - AfricanoNo preview
- 12Charles Allen - WintermanNo preview
- 13T-Connection - Do What Ya Wanna DoNo preview
- 14Robert Moore - Jimmie Bo CharlieNo preview
- 15Milton Wright - Keep It UpNo preview
- 16Clarence Reid - Ten Tons Of DynamiteNo preview
- 17Timmy Thomas - Why Can't We Live TogetherNo preview
- 18Little Beaver - We ThreeNo preview
- 19Paulette Reaves - Do It AgainNo preview
- 2Miami - Party FreaksNo preview
- 20Lynn Williams - Kisses, Kisses, KissesNo preview
- 3Gwen McCrae - All This Love That I'm GivingNo preview
- 4Beginning Of The End - Monkey TamarindNo preview
- 5Latimore - I Get LiftedNo preview
- 6Raw Soul Express - Burn The CandleNo preview
- 7Chocolateclay - Free (I'll Always Be)No preview
- 8Betty Wright - I Love The Way You LoveNo preview
- 9Little Beaver - Concrete JungleNo preview
Description
New super-groovy one-off pressing purple double-vinyl very limited edition of Miami Sound 2 housed in gatefold sleeve, complete with two full-colour inner sleeves containing extensive text and exclusive photography from TK Records in-house photographer Larry Warmoth. Soul Jazz Records’ Miami Sound 2 is a superlative collection of 70s soul, funk, disco and boogie featuring tracks from legendary artists such as Betty Wright, Timmy Thomas, Gwen McRae, Milton Wright, T-Connection and many more, all released on the mighty TK Records musical empire based in Miami, Florida. Throughout the 1970s founder Henry Stone’s TK Records rose up to be one of the most important forces in black music, successfully pioneering the evolution in musical fashions from the early gritty funk and soul at the start of the decade to the arrival of disco in the mid-70s. This album is a rollercoaster journey across soul, funk, disco and boogie, a party-rocking dancefloor-filling collection of monster tracks that includes million-selling hits such as Betty Wright’s classic ‘Clean Up Woman’, Timmy Thomas’s ‘Why Can’t We Live Together’, T-Connection’s ‘Do What You Wanna Do’, anthemic rare groove club hits including Gwen McCrae’s massive ‘All This Love I’m Giving’ and Milton Wright’s ‘Keep It Up’, plus a host of hard-to-find gems and rarities from the likes of Raw Soul Express, Chocolate Clay, Beginning of the End, Robert Moore, Clarence Reid, Little Beaver, Paulette Reeves and many more. TK Records functioned more like a close-knit family than a typical record company. Based in the industrial Hialeah district of Miami, music man Henry Stone surrounded himself with a host of creative artists, musicians, songwriters and producers who created an immediately identifiable TK sound as well as making musical stars out of many of its artists




