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18 de sept. de 2009 · And Love Unlimited Orchestra in particular faced that with this album. On an album arranged by White and Don Peake, "Bayou","Jamaican Girl" and "I Wanna Boogie With You" are all buoyant,upbeat numbers with a strong,disco friendly dance ethic. What really stands out is the basic yet mixed high bass and guitar accompaniment.
Raise! Love Unlimited Orchestra - Let 'Em Dance (1981) - 03. I Wanna Boogie And Woogie With You. Love Unlimited Orchestra - Let 'Em Dance (1981) - 04. Vieni Qua Bella Mi. Love Unlimited Orchestra - Let 'Em Dance (1981) - 07. Young America. View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the 1981 Vinyl release of "Let 'Em Dance" on Discogs.
1981. New Submission. Let 'Em Dance ( Cassette, Album) Unlimited Gold. 40 ULG 83789. Italy. 1981. View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the 1994 CD release of "Let 'Em Dance" on Discogs.
After recording the theme to Dino de Laurentiis' big-budget 1977 remake of King Kong, the Love Unlimited Orchestra recorded My Musical Bouquet a year later; Just a Little Bit Different followed in 1979, and in 1981 the group yielded two more LPs, Let 'Em Dance and Welcome Aboard. 1983's Rise was the final new Love Unlimited Orchestra LP, although they continued backing White in the studio and ...
Love Unlimited Orchestra. Orchestra, formed 1973 in San Pedro, California, disbanded 1983. Formed by Barry White, this 40-piece string-laden orchestra served as a backing unit for Barry White and Love Unlimited. From the early 1970s on they also recorded several solo albums. Their biggest hit is 1973's "Love's Theme".
After recording the theme to Dino de Laurentiis' big-budget 1977 remake of King Kong, the Love Unlimited Orchestra recorded My Musical Bouquet a year later; Just a Little Bit Different followed in 1979, and in 1981 the group yielded two more LPs, Let 'Em Dance and Welcome Aboard. 1983's Rise was the final new Love Unlimited Orchestra LP, although they continued backing White in the studio and ...
