Gwen McCrae Original Billboard Music Review (1975)
Gwen McCrae – Rockin Chair, CAT 2605 (TK. Mrs. George McCrae comes up witha vibrant mix of straight soul, disco material, bluesy material, and oldies here, with the emphasis on her powerfully expressive blues oriented vocals. Backup is, for the most part, simple guitar/keyboard/bass/drums/horn arrangements with strings added on from time to time but not […]
Gwen McCrae “Move Me Baby” – CAT Records (1974)
Originally recorded for CAT Records, Hialeah, FL at T.K. Productions recording studio in 1974. Horns by Mike Lewis, produced by Steve Alaimo, R. Finch, and H.W. Casey.
The Grammy’s KC & The Sunshine Band Recording Academy Feature
The Recording Academy® 2001 Florida Heroes Award Benefiting Florida Arts and Education and MusicCares® June 11, 2001 (The following article appears in the ©NARAS 2001 Program) Harry Wayne Casey ”KC” As the titular head of KC & The Sunshine band, Harry Wayne Casey has sold more than 100 million albums worldwide and won three GRAMMY Awards (including two […]
Henry Stone and George McCrae Featured on PBS Songs of Summer
Great article about Henry Stone, TK records, George McCrae and “Rock Your Baby” by Mark Anthony Neal on PBS.org for the American Experience Songs of The Summer series. So much epic information in there and of course an honor to see the Miami sound highlighted by a scholar on a national platform. So a big […]
#FromTheArchives – Miami Herald article about KC and the Sunshine Band
This one is not very old, but it is a great article from the Miami Herald about the 1970s by Joe Cardona; how Henry Stone took KC and The Sunshine Band to worldwide success and together helped create one of the most popular music styles in history, right from a little studio in Hialeah, Florida. […]
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History of Henry Stone Music
History of Henry Stone Music Henry Stone, T.K. Office, Hialeah, Florida (1975) AMG Biography Born June 3, 1921, in the Bronx, NY, Henry Stone began playing the trumpet in his teens, inspired by jazz great Louis Armstrong. Later at a military camp in New Jersey, he played in bands. After being discharged in 1946, he […]