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Bobby Caldwell
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Bobby Caldwell

Bobby Caldwell (Yellow vinyl LP)

RECORD LABEL / RELEASE INFO:

Clouds Records (US) / 1978 / 8804
LP 33 1/3 RPM Yellow colored Vinyl record

STUDIO CREDITS:

Producer: Ann Holloway (A3, B1-B5)
Marsha Radcliffe (A1, A2)
George "Choclate" Perry (A4)

TRACKLISTING:

Side A
1. Special To Me 4:00
2. My Flame 3:30
3. Love Won't Wait 4:00
4. Can't Say Goodbye 5:28

Side B
1. Come To Me 2:52
2. What You Won't Do For Love 4:45
3. Kalimba Song 2:00
4. Take Me Back To Then 3:30
5. Down For the Third Time 4:30

NOTES:

Bobby Caldwell scored big on the Disco and pop charts with the Jazz tinged "What You Won't Do For Love" in 1978. Great song.

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Henry Stone of TK Records (Interview)

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That was and still a great summer song. And a good LP.
"Can't say goodbye" was the follow up single, but not a strong hit. I never found the color vinyl Lp, only the limited heart shaped 7" single of "What you won't do for love"
 
Posted by: pumpmug | Jun 23, 04 | 6:27 pm

I've got a BLUE album from Bobby Caldwell. I also have that heart shaped single, whose quality made it unplayable in clubs. But that album kicked a**.I played KALIMBA SONG sometimes, but it was WHAT YOU WON"T DO FOR LOVE that made this album great. I remember slowing down with this song. The Dance Floor would empty, then get full again with lovers and others. On my scale from 1-10, I give this album a 7.
 
Posted by: vyniljunkie | Mar 04, 08 | 6:43 pm

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