It’s unfortunate that the works of soul-disco maestro Barry White have become shorthand for swanky, horny love-jams. When your unfunny office mate makes that lame “wah chicka wah-wahhh” porn-music ...

White's ninth self-produced album, I Love To Sing The Songs I Sing, was released in April 1979. Featuring the title song, the album peaked at No. 40 on Billboard's R&B chart. It was White's final LP ...

Barry White then formed the Love Unlimited Orchestra in 1973, a 40-piece group that would back Love Unlimited, and who had a hit with Love’s Theme in 1974, and had planned to launch another male star ...

But listening to White’s 1970s recordings today, it’s clear he was unfairly characterized and artistically shortchanged. The essence of his appeal can be found on “Barry White: 20th Century Records ...

Barry White‘s seminal work in the symphonic soul genre will be highlighted on a massive, seven-CD box set, Love Unlimited Orchestra: the 20th Century Records Albums (1973-1979), out March 29th on ...

This Valentine’s Day, the Vinyl Vault is talking about love, and who better to discuss the subject and set the mood than “The Walrus of Love”, Mr. Barry White. Barry White was actually born “Barry ...

Barry White is known for his penetrating baritone voice left behind two ex-wives, nine children, a long-time girlfriend and a lot of confusion over his estate. R&B singer Barry White was known for his ...

This article was updated on July 6, 2003. Velvet-voiced R&B crooner Barry White, whose lush baritone and throbbing musical compositions oozed sex appeal on songs like “Can’t Get Enough of Your Love, ...