George McCrae
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James Brown, Mandrill, George McCrae: Madison Square Garden, New York NY
Live Review by Dan Nooger, The Village Voice, 11 July 1974
GODFATHER'S GROOVE ...
George & Gwen McCrae: Mr. & Mrs. Soul!
Interview by John Abbey, Blues & Soul, 16 July 1974
IN EUROPE, we are quite used to discos being a major force behind the establishing of R&B hits but it's a medium that hasn't been ...
George McCrae's Last Chance – A Smash
Profile and Interview by Chris Charlesworth, Melody Maker, 20 July 1974
STRANGE how chance plays its part in the record business. If George McCrae hadn't decided to have one last try at making a hit record ...
Special Feature by Tony Cummings, Black Music, November 1974
George McCrae, KC And The Sunshine Band, Little Beaver, Latimore, Betty Wright, Clarence Reid... They're all hot and they're all from Miami, the city that's ...
Interview by Chris Charlesworth, Melody Maker, 14 December 1974
"I TELL YOU... England is the most exciting and beautiful country I have ever seen," says George McCrae, now two and a half weeks into ...
Soul Single of the Year: 'Rock Your Baby'
Guide by David Hancock, Record Mirror, 25 January 1975
IT WAS the year's summer sound — a sort of black funk Lovin' Spoonful — which for a short time wholly captured the imagination of ...
Interview by Kevin Allen, Record Mirror, 23 August 1975
George McCrae breaks that barrier ...
George McCrae: George McCrae (TK)
Review by John Morthland, Creem, October 1975
GEORGE McCRAE and the TK studio hands don't sell songs on his albums, they sell a mood, an ambience. ...
Sunshine Band Sees Daylight — That's the Way K.C. Likes It
Profile and Interview by Tom Vickers, Rolling Stone, 20 November 1975
SAN CARLOS, CALIFORNIA — K.C. and the Sunshine Band threw a down-home dance party on the Circle Star Theatre's usually sedate stage. Whistles turned to ...
George McCrae: Growing Pains But It's Worth It All
Interview by John Abbey, Blues & Soul, 9 December 1975
IN SOME ways, George McCrae has attained the impossible. Because if you consider the past, you'll find that virtually every artist who literally explodes on ...
Okay George, Diamonds Are Forever But
Profile and Interview by John Abbey, Blues & Soul, 19 July 1977
In search of a new sound, George McCrae moved to New York to record his Diamond Touch album. But U.S. sales ain't been all they ...
see also Gwen McCrae
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