WHITFIELD
RECORDS
Independent American label: Whitfield Records was brought
into being to issue productions by Norman Whitfield, who had been a successful
producer at Motown. It lasted from 1976 to 1981 and had a number of chart
hits, including several by Rose Royce; the one most often found in charity shops
over here is that band's, 'Love Don't Live Here Anymore' (K-17236), which got to
No.2 in 1978. Whitfield records were manufactured and distributed by WEA
in Britain. Paper labels were the norm, but occasionally injection-moulded
ones appeared as a result of pressing being farmed out at times of high
demand. Catalogue numbers of its singles shared the main Warner Brothers
K-16000 and 17000 series. The discography below only covers the 1970s..
Distributed By TS Records. Thanks to Robert Lyons For The Info.
76
Undisputed
Truth
U+Me=Love
(12')
WHITFIELD
K
16804
77
Undisputed Truth
Let'S Go Down To The Disco
WHITFIELD
K
16912
77
Rose Royce
Do Your Dance
WHITFIELD
K
17006
78
Rose Royce
Wishing On A Star
WHITFIELD
K
17060
78
Rose Royce
It Makes You Feel Like
Dancin'
WHITFIELD
K
17148
78
Rose Royce
Love Don'T Live Here Anymore
WHITFIELD
K
17236
79
Rose Royce
I'M In Love
WHITFIELD
K
17291
79
Willie Hutch
Come On And Dance With Me
WHITFIELD
K
17318
79
Rose Royce
Angel In The Sky
WHITFIELD
K
17347
79
Rose Royce
Is It Love Your After
WHITFIELD
K
17456
79
Rose Royce
I Wonder Where You Are
WHITFIELD
K
17463
80
Rose Royce
Ooh Boy
WHITFIELD
K
17575
80
Rose Royce
Pop Your Fingers
WHITFIELD
K
17674
80
Rose Royce
Golden Touch
WHITFIELD
K
17747
81
Rose Royce
Rose Royce Express
WHITFIELD
K
17875