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Reggie Perkins and His Rockin Maniacs – Pretty Kitty – Gem Records

Posted at December 25, 2020 by Jacob Katel in Blog

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The Cichlids Sign To TK Records (1979)

Posted at September 2, 2020 by Jacob Katel in Blog

Michael Bloomfield – Count Talent and The Originals – Cash Box (1978)

Posted at July 1, 2019 by Jacob Katel in Blog

COUNT TALENT AND THE ORIGINALS – Michael Bloomfield – Clouds 8805 – Producer : Norman Davron – List: 7.98 After nearly a decade of exile from the music scene which followed his halcyon days with The Paul Butterfield Blues Band,…

These 10 Bold Records Will Rock Your Bluesy Soul

Posted at February 18, 2019 by Jacob Katel in Blog

10. Duane and Gregg Allman – Morning Dew / I’ll Change For You Genre: Rock, Blues Year: 1972 9. Mark-Christopher ‎– Ain’t Nobody Label: Bold Records ‎– BX-204 Format: Vinyl, 7″, 45 RPM, Single, Promo Country: US Released:…

Count Talent and The Originals – Michael Bloomfield – Clouds Records (1978)

Posted at December 17, 2018 by Jacob Katel in Blog

COUNT TALENT AND THE ORIGINALS – Michael Bloomfield – Clouds 8805 – Producer: Norman Davron – List Price: $7.98 After nearly a decade of exile from the music scene which followed his halcyon days with The Paul Butterfield Blues…

“Latimore’s Act Sensational” – The Miami Hurricane (1976)

Posted at May 21, 2018 by Guest Author in Blog ⋅ Media

©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…

Steve Alaimo in The Miami News – T.K. Productions Feature (1975)

Posted at May 11, 2018 by Jacob Katel in Blog ⋅ Media

“T.K. Records is here to bake the cake…but that’s not all that’s cookin’” Check out this feature article from The Miami News in the John Marlowe’s Music Scene section from January 16, 1975.

Sandcastles by 31st of February Video

Posted at March 24, 2011 by Henry Stone in Blog ⋅ Video

The 31st of February consisted of Charles Scott Boyer (vocals, 12-string guitar, songwriter), David Brown (bass guitar, tenor saxaphone, songwriter) and Butch Trucks, Jr. (drums, songwriter). Recorded at Henry Stone’s studio in 1968 and produced by Steve Alaimo and Brad…