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.
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Henry Stone, The Heart of TK Records, Cash Box Magazine Special Issue (1976)
“I don’t think I’m going to build this thing to sell it. I would like to build this thing to have, like an A&M Records , or a Motown-all self-contained . “This is my feeling and those are my goals….
Miami feat. Robert Moore “Party Freaks” on Drive Records (1974)
“Henry Stone: Looking For The Next Generation of The TK Dynasty” – Music Week 1977
“This time last year, Henry Stone, president of a famous Florida distribution company and of the extraordinarily successful TK label, remarked of his own organization, “When it comes to what sells in black music and where to sell it, there…
William Eaton Was Aretha Franklin’s Musical Director, Then Made a TK Records Album
“Until Bill Eaton released his new TK-Marlin LP, “Struggle Buggy”, only record industry insiders knew his name. But even the most casual music lovers knew his music. They’d heard the arrangement of Aretha Franklin’s “Ain’t Nothin’ Like The Real Thing”…
“Latimore’s Act Sensational” – The Miami Hurricane (1976)
©The Miami Hurricane – Latimore’s Act ‘Sensational’ Tuesday, November 16, 1976 By ALAN KRATISH Entertainment Writer “The billboard outside the ~newly refurbished Checkmate Lounge reads “The Sensational Latimore and Company.” That’s an adjective that’~ been wasted too many times on…
Henry Stone’s #MiamiSound in 15 Gold and Platinum Hits from the 1970s
Henry Stone sold hundreds of millions of records from a warehouse in Hialeah. It’s no more ludicrous than a Colombian coke lord selling hundreds of millions of kilos of cocaine, and practically the same business model. Internal company records from…
George McCrae Wins Rolling Stone Music Award 1974 – Best Single Of The Year
The 1974 Rolling Stone Music Awards – Best Single of The Year, “Rock Your Baby,” George McCrae. T.K. Productions – 495 S.E. 10th Court – Hialeah, Florida 33010 – (305) 888-1685
HSM: The Best In Music
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Gwen McCrae – The Gig and Soul & Jazz Record (October 1975)
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Latimore Billboard Number One, Jet Magazine Number One, “Let’s Straighten It Out” (Glades Records 1974)
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HOT Bass Music From HOT Productions and HOT Record Sales
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T.K. Productions – The Independent’s Independent
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Gwen McCrae “Move Me Baby” – CAT Records (1974)
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Henry Stone, The Heart of TK Records, Cash Box Magazine Special Issue (1976)
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Willie Hale “Blues For Mama” – Dash Records (1974)
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T-Connection – Dash Records – Billboard, Cash Box, Record World, and Soul Truth (1977)
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In The News
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Gwen McCrae – The Gig and Soul & Jazz Record (October 1975)
July 17, 2018
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Latimore Billboard Number One, Jet Magazine Number One, “Let’s Straighten It Out” (Glades Records 1974)
June 27, 2018
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HOT Bass Music From HOT Productions and HOT Record Sales
June 25, 2018
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T.K. Productions – The Independent’s Independent
June 22, 2018