George McCrae - Rock Your Baby (Vinyl LP | US Original | 1974)

George McCrae – Rock Your Baby is the album built around the hit of the same name, released in 1974 on Miami's T.K. Records. Written, arranged and produced by H. W. Casey and Richard Finch, the title track defines the early disco sound – silky soul vocals over a steady, rolling groove. On offer is the US original pressing (Sonic Pressing) on T.K. Records (T.K. 501).

Pressing details

• Label / Cat. no.: T.K. Records – T.K. 501
• Format: Vinyl LP, Album, Sonic Pressing
• Pressing: US Original
• Country: US
• Year: 1974
• Genre: Soul / Funk, Disco

Condition

• Condition: Second hand
• Media: NM-
• Sleeve: VG (co – cut out, bigger seam split on top spine)

Graded to Goldmine standard (see Vinyl Grading). The images are our own scans of the actual copy for sale.

Tracklist

Side A

1. Rock Your Baby (6:20)
2. I Can't Leave You Alone (I Keep Holdin' On) (3:10)
3. You Got My Heart (2:35)
4. You Can Have It All (2:40)

Side B

1. Look At You (4:55)
2. Make It Right (2:57)
3. I Need Somebody Like You (3:34)
4. I Get Lifted (2:50)
5. Rock Your Baby (Reprise) (2:05)

Personnel

George McCrae (vocals), H. W. Casey (keyboards), Richard Finch (drums, bass), Robert Johnson (drums), Jerome Smith, Phillip Wright (guitar). Written, arranged and produced by H. W. Casey and Richard Finch.

FAQ

Is this the original pressing?
Yes, this is the 1974 US edition on T.K. Records, cat. no. T.K. 501.

What does “cut out” mean?
In the US, remaindered stock was marked with a hole, notch or clipped corner in the sleeve. It's a typical feature of American records and is reflected in the sleeve grade.

What do Media NM- / sleeve VG mean?
NM- stands for a near-mint record, VG for a sleeve with clear wear – here a cut-out and a seam split at the top of the spine. More at Vinyl Grading.

Do you have more soul and disco?
Yes – browse our Soul & Funk collection.