PAUL REVERE AND THE RAIDERS For their recent appearance at Century City’s plush Playboy Club, the Drive/TK recording group opened their set with the perfectly chosen “American Band.”
The First Gold Disco 12″ Ever Congratulations Peter Brown and thanks for funking us up with “Do You Wanna Get Funky With Me” Drive Records 6258. Written by Peter Brown, Robert Rans. Produced by Cory Wade. TK Productions. September 3,…
Willie Johnson – “Lay It On Me” (Drive) Willie Johnson, sometimes known as Little Willie Johnson, and his works on Henry Stone’s CAT, and Drive record labels, despite limited pressings, no real chart action, and lack of media attention, have…
10. The J.B.’s – Just Wanna Make You Dance “Just wanna make you dance, forget about romance, cause you can make love when the party’s over.” This funky cut by the James Brown band is co-written by James Brown, produced…
Henry Stone Record Manufacturer – Rockin and Glory Records – Billboard 1953
August 19, 2019
Eddie Hope and The Manish Boys – Marlin Records – Cash Box (1956)
August 16, 2019
TK Signs Blue Notes – Cash Box (1977)
August 14, 2019
Bobby Byrd of James Brown Fame with Clarence Reid on TK – Record World (1975)
August 14, 2019
“TK Gospel Label About To Explode” Says BILLBOARD Magazine (1978)
August 12, 2019
TK Disco in Soul Sauce in Billboard Magazine (1976)
August 9, 2019
Paul Revere and The Raiders on TK and Drive Records – Cash Box (1976)
August 7, 2019
Willie Baker DeLuxe Records – Cash Box (1954)
August 5, 2019
Henry Stone Record Manufacturer – Rockin and Glory Records – Billboard 1953
August 19, 2019
Eddie Hope and The Manish Boys – Marlin Records – Cash Box (1956)
August 16, 2019
TK Signs Blue Notes – Cash Box (1977)
August 14, 2019
Bobby Byrd of James Brown Fame with Clarence Reid on TK – Record World (1975)
August 14, 2019