Lequaint "Duke" Jobe Discography of CDs

Lequaint "Duke" Jobe CD discography Rose Royce's fourth album, Rose Royce IV: The Rainbow Connection marked the end of an era for the Los Angeles-based soul/funk band. Produced by Norman Whitfield, this 1979 effort was the last ...

Lequaint "Duke" Jobe discography Arranger: Norman Whitfield. Personnel: Kenneth Copeland (vocals, trumpet); Michael Nash (vocals, keyboards); Henry Garner (vocals, drums); Lequeint Jobe, Richie Benson (vocals); Gary Thompson, Earnest Reed, Jr., Walter McKinney, Trey Stone III, Melvin "Wah ...

Lequaint "Duke" Jobe albums Without question, Rose Royce suffered a major loss when lead vocalist Gwen "Rose" Dickey left the band in 1979. But as memorable as her contributions were -- as much as fans adored ...

Lequaint "Duke" Jobe CD discography Rose Royce's third album contains two killer ballads: "I'm in Love (And I Love the Feeling)," and the much recorded "Love Don't Live Here Anymore" which Gwen Dickey works like Mary J. ...

Lequaint "Duke" Jobe music CDs There has never been a compilation as comprehensive as Rhino's The Very Best of Rose Royce, a 16-track trawl through their past that hits from their recordings for MCA and Whitfield, which ...

Lequaint "Duke" Jobe songs As strong as any of the songs featured on 1976's Car Wash soundtrack, Rose Royce's 1977 outing,II: In Full Bloom, allowed them to fully shine in their own right and on their ...