Imp Barry White: The Collection

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Barry White: The Collection

Barry White Is Instantly Recognisable For His Size And&Nbsp;His Deep Voice And Had A&Nbsp;Reputation As One Of R&B's Most Romantic Singers. Growing&Nbsp;Up In Los Angeles, He Ventured Into The&Nbsp;Music Business At An Early Age. By The Late 1960s He Organized And Produced A Girl Group Called Love Unlimited, And His Own Debut Album, I've Got So Much To Give (1973), Included The Hit I'm Gonna Love Ya Just A Little More, Baby. White's Distinctive, Smooth Bass Voice Was Backed By The Love Unlimited Orchestra, And During The '70s He Had Several Hits, Including Love's Theme, A Soul Song That Signalled The Beginning Of The Disco Era. As Disco Ended, And The '80s Began, White Could Not Match The Successes Of His Earlier Career, Yet In&Nbsp;The '90s, Thanks In Part To Appearances On The Tv Shows Ally Mc Beal And The Simpsons, White Saw Renewed Success.&Nbsp;After Selling Millions Of Records Over Three Decades, White Won His First Grammy With His Album Staying Power (1999).

This Songbook, Arrqnged For Voice And Piano With Guitar Chord Boxes,&Nbsp;Features A Siginificant Number Of His Hits From Three Decades&Nbsp;Of Music Making.