Videos of T.K. Production’s Top 15 Gold and Platinum Hits of 1971-77
Soul, funk, and dance music will live forever. In the 1970’s Henry Stone built T.K. Productions into one of the biggest independent record companies in the world. Here are the company’s top 15 Gold and Platinum selling hits from 1971-76, in no particular order, and yes, there were even more charting hits!
15. Betty Wright – “Cleanup Woman”
14. Peter Brown – “Do You Wanna Get Funky With Me”
13. Timmy Thomas – “Why Can’t We Live Together”
12. KC & The Sunshine Band – “Keep It Comin’ Love”
11. Latimore – Let’s Straighten It Out
10. KC & The Sunshine Band – “Get Down Tonight”
9. Gwen McCrae – “Rockin’ Chair”
8. KC & The Sunshine Band – “That’s The Way I Like It”
7. KC & The Sunshine Band – KC & The Sunshine Band LP
6. KC & The Sunshine Band – Shake Your Booty
5. Dorothy Moore – “Misty Blue”
4. KC & The Sunshine Band – “Part 3”
3. KC & The Sunshine Band – “I’m Your Boogie Man”
2. Beginning Of The End – “Funky Nassau”
1. George McCrae – “Rock Your Baby”
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the break half way through i;m your boogie man has to be the funkiest moment ever created . no wonder kc had to get up and dance to it .