George's huge hit from the mid seventies.. + Informações

George McCrae - Rock Your Baby. + Informações

George McCrae (born 19 October 1944 at West Palm Beach, Florida) is a soul singer most famous for his 1974 hit "Rock Your Baby" released on the independent TK Records label based in Hialeah, Florida. McCrae formed his own singing group, the Jivin' Jets, before joining the US Navy in 1963. Four years later, he reformed the group, with his wife Gwen joining the line-up, but soon afterwards they decided to work as a duo, recording for Henry Stone's Alston record label. Gwen then won a solo contract, with George acting as her manager as well as doing some singing on sessions and in clubs. He was about to return to college to study law enforcement when Richard Finch & Harry Wayne Casey of KC and the Sunshine Band invited him to sing the lyrics for a song that they had recorded for the band but couldn't reach the high notes that were required for the song. When he sang the song and hit the high-pitch notes, Finch & Casey knew it was going to be a big hit for George. So the boys offered it to him and the rest is history. It suited his high-pitched voice to the extent that the song, Rock Your Baby, became one of the first hits of the disco era in 1974, selling an estimated eleven million copies worldwide, topping the charts in the US, UK, and over 80 other countries. The song was so successful that Rolling Stone Magazine voted it the #1 song of the year, back in 1974. George received a Grammy nomination for Best Male R&B Vocalist the following year. Two further single releases, I .... + Informações

George McCrae - Rock Your Baby 1975 Woman, take me in your arms Rock your baby Woman, take me in your arms Rock your baby There's nothin' to it Just say you wanna do it Open up your heart And let the lovin' start Woman, take me in your arms Rock your baby Woman, take me in your arms Rock your baby Yeah, hold me tight With all your might Now let your lovin' flow Real sweet and slow Woman, take me in your arms Rock your baby Woman, take me in your arms Rock your baby Come on (Instrumental) Aaaaaaah Woman, take me in your arms Rock your baby Oo, oo, oo Woman, take me in your arms Rock your baby Ah-aaaaaah, yeah Take me in your arms and rock me Ah-aaaaaah, yeah Take me in your arms and rock me Ah-aaaaaaaaaaaah. + Informações

TOP OF THE POPS (27-12-1974) -- part 4 of 11. Introduced by Dave Lee Travis and Noel Edmonds. + Informações

A Hit single off of George's McCrae's Debut Album Rock Your Baby!!. + Informações

Disco 80's version. Wo-oo, wo-oo, wo-oo, wo-oo .... I feel so good ¡like a lover should! you set my soul on fire you get me gone, go on and on and see the flames grow higher Wo-oo, wo-oo, wo-oo, wo-oo .... We got it made, don't let it fade, keep movin' on you get me gone, go on and on and see the flames grow higher Let's keep it high, don't let it die, keep a groovin' on nice and slow nice and slow nice and slow baby. + Informações

Velhos tempos. + Informações

Produced by: Van Passel Brothers Composed by: Danny Van Passel/ Eddy Van Passel/ Hans Weekhout/ George McCrae Original Publisher: Van Passel Brothers Music. + Informações

From the 1975 album "Together." Gwen McCrae (born Gwen Mosley, December 21, 1943, Pensacola, Florida, US) is an American R&B singer, best known for her March, 1975 hit "Rockin' Chair". From 1963 she recorded as a duo with her husband George, and was first to receive a solo recording contract, with Henry Stone's TK Records. George & Gwen were discovered in 1967 by singer Betty Wright, who helped get them signed to Stone's Alston record label. George McCrae (born October 19, 1944, West Palm Beach, Florida) is a soul and disco singer, most famous for his 1974 hit "Rock Your Baby", released on the independent, TK Records label, based in Hialeah, Florida, in May of 1974.. + Informações

Really funky tune which i know I've heard somewhere before... i dont know if it was the Beatnuts or Wu Tang but somebody has used it before.... anyway, more importantly it is a great tune in its own right.. + Informações

GEORGE & GWEN McCRAE - ROCK YOUR BABY - BABY BOLLOX MAGIC REMIX. One of the first hits of the Disco era, this sold over 11 million copies worldwide. The song was written by Harry Wayne Casey and Richard Finch of KC and the Sunshine Band, and it formed the basis for their wildly successful writing and performing partnership which yielded 5 more US #1 hits and pioneered the Disco sound. Casey and Finch worked for TK Records, which was a distributor and a studio, complete with a house band that would become KC and the Sunshine Band. One of the artists who recorded at TK was Timmy Thomas, who had a hit with "Why Can't We Live Together?" Said Finch: "His organ was left up in the studio, and 'Rock Your Baby' became born unto this crazy drum machine that was inside of this Lowry organ that he left there. I used to use that as a tempo map, and I would play along with the drum machine. In the beginning it would hide my errors, but it would also teach me to be a better drummer, because I was paying attention to it that closely. Then we would build on that. We had a 1" 8-track machine and I had a cheap Japanese bass. We were just recording and recording and recording. And one night, this one track came out like better than anything else. It was like God was in the building or something - we had been blessed. It was like the hunger and desire was so incredibly overwhelming that some magical moment happened in there. We knew to build on that track. There were a bunch of records coming .... + Informações

Gwen McCrae (born Gwen Mosley, 21 December 1943, Pensacola, Florida, United States) is an American R&B singer, Gwen has been singing for over 40 years but is mostly remembered for her disco hits "Rocking Chair" in 1974 and 1981's "Funky Sensation" and "Keep the fire burning". Born Gwen Moseley in 1943, Gwen met George McCrae in the 60s and within a week, they were married. Betty Wright got Gwen and George to sign with Henry Stone in 1967, they recorded duets that did well regionally. Gwen recorded "Lead me on" in 1970, it was later picked up by Columbia records and topped the charts. She later had a few minor hits, then it was George's turn to hit it big with "Rock your baby" in 1973, in 1974, it was Gwen's turn with "Rocking Chair". George and Gwen's careers, together and separately spans decades, the 70s being their most prolific. For this reason, they are considered disco icons, even if they dabbled with R&B, Funk, Soul and Gospel as well. "All This Love That I'm Giving" later became a favorite on Britain's Northern soul scene.. + Informações

Gwen McCrae "All This Love That I'm Giving" CAT Records 1979. + Informações

Buy at www.henrystonemusic.com or iTunes, etc. A 2006 rendition of the classic hit from the 70s. Gwen McCrae brings her sultry voice to this updated version of Rockin' Chair. You can pick this track up, as well as a dozen others on her CD Gwen McCrae Sings TK right at our website. + Informações

RELEMBRE A TRILHA DA NOVELA 01 - Ballad Of Danny Bayley - Elton John 02 - Save The Sunlight - Dennis Yost & The Classics Iv 03 - Dancing Machine - The Jackson Five 04 - We Can Make It Happen Again - The Stylistics 05 - When The Fuel Runs Out - Executive Suite 06 - Lady It's Time To Go - Stu Nunnery 07 - You Are All The Sunshine - Evan Pace 08 - Tell Me A Lie - Sami Jo 09 - Rock Your Baby - George Mcray 10 - Pledging My Love - Diana Ross & Marvin Gaye 11 - Another Day - Paul Jones 12 - There's Nothing Is Rather Do - Kevin Johnson 13 - The Loneliest House On The Block - Little Anthony & The Imperials 14 - What Can I Do? - Summer Breeze. + Informações

Before Bootylicious in London there was the Vox, Lowdown and The Velvet Room Gwen McCrae came to sing at Lowdown. A fantastic PA with 4 of her greatest hits. 4 videos: 2. "Funky Sensation" copyright Bootylicious London T.Mutke and The Estate of Chris McKoy. + Informações

Before Bootylicious in London 1996 at Lowdown Gwen McCrae came to sing. A fantastic PA with 4 of her greatest hits. 4 videos: 3. "Girlfriends Boyfriend" copyright. www.bootylicious-club.co.uk. + Informações

Before Bootylicious in London 1996 at Lowdown Gwen McCrae came to sing. A fantastic PA with 4 of her greatest hits. 4 videos: 4. Encore: "Keep the Fire Burning" copyright. www.bootylicious-club.co.uk. + Informações

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One of my favorite old skol songs southern Funk Y'all, also because while this song was playing my 9 yo ass fell into a catcus bush during a family outing at a park ( I was dancing and tripped into the bush) and it hurt for days but the food, family and music was great in the 70's. This song was written by Clarence Reid (aka Blowfly). + Informações

Possibly the best post game rant by a coach ever. Coach Hal Mcrae of the Kansas City Royals goes nuts during a post game conference in 1993 after being asked a "stupid question". + Informações

www.ourhonordefend.com 1987 season opener featuring the (then) #5 ranked Buckeyes against the visiting Mountaineers, led by much ballyhooed redshirt freshman QB Major Harris. Harris had better days later in his career? As for this? This was ugly... 8 turnovers for WVU ugly... OFFENSE SE Tony Cupe (#22, Columbus, OH) QB: Tom Tupa (#19, Brecksville, OH) TB: Vince Workman (#42, Dublin, OH) FB: George Cooper (#44, Wyandanch, NY) FL: Everett Ross (#5, Columbus, OH) TE: Alex Higdon (#88, Cincinnati, KY) LT: Joe Staysniak (#79, ELYRIA, OHIO) LG: Jeff Davidson (#50, Westerville, OH) C: Jeff Uhlenhake (#68, Nerk, Ahia) RG: Greg Zackeroff (#51, Warren, OH) RT: John Peterson (#75, Middletown, OH) DEFENSE LT: Ray Holliamn (#55, Holland, TSUN) NG: Mike Sullivan (#67) RT: Derek MacReady (#93) OLB: Mike McRay (#99) ILB: Fred Ridder (#90, Eaton, OH) ILB: Chris Spielman (#36, Massillon, OH) OLB: Eric Kumerow (#14, River Forest, IL) ROV: Ray Jackson (#47) CB: William White (#37, Lima, OH) CB: Greg Rogan (#29, Urbana, OH) S: David Brown (#27, Utica, NY). + Informações

This is from the Tommy Allsup 5 guitars Friday afternoon performance at the 19th Annual Lincoln County Cowboy Symposium in Ruidoso New Mexico October 2008. Song is titled 12th Street Rag. With Ron Ellis on upright bass, Tony Ramsey -drums and Curly Hollings worth-piano. Larry Scott MC. Rich O'Brien was scheduled as the 5th guitar but was out with strep throat as Larry says. A saturday afternoon guitar showcase as well with the fiddle showcases. Headliners were The Quebe Sisters band, Asleep at the Wheel, The Texas Playboys, Heart of Texas Records showcase, Floyd Domino and The Austin All Stars and so many others.. + Informações