Alben von Barry White
ALBUMLove's Theme: The Best of the 20th Century Records SinglesBarry White
ALBUMStaying PowerBarry White
ALBUMThe Icon Is LoveBarry White
ALBUMPut Me in Your MixBarry White
ALBUMThe Man Is BackBarry White
ALBUMThe Right Night & Barry WhiteBarry White
ALBUMRiseThe Love Unlimited Orchestra
ALBUMLet 'Em Dance!The Love Unlimited Orchestra
ALBUMBarry & GlodeanBarry White & Glodean White
ALBUMBeware!Barry White
Beliebte Musikvideos von Barry White
All Around the World
Lisa Stansfield & Barry White
Practice What You Preach
Barry White
Put Me In Your Mix
Barry White
Just The Way You Are
Barry White
Come On (Version B)
Barry White
Let The Music Play
Barry White
Dark and Lovely (You Over There) [feat. Isaac Hayes]
Barry White
Let The Music Play (Funkstar's Club Deluxe Edit)
Barry White
Künstler-Playlists
Barry White Essentials
The passion and purr, set to marathon soul grooves.
Inspired by Barry White
These R&B stylists took cues from soul's premier sensualist.
Barry White: Love Songs
Velvet-smooth tunes laced with a gritty, funk-fuelled edge.
Barry White: Deep Cuts
Soul, proto-disco, and funky swagger from the bedroom balladeer.
Barry White: Sampled
Their original tunes have been the source material for some of modern music’s biggest hits.
Künstler-Biographie
The rich bass-baritone of Barry White and plush romance of The Love Unlimited Orchestra fooled many into believing his rise was preordained. But at birth (Galveston, Texas in 1944) and as he grew up in South Central Los Angeles, Barry Carter's destiny was no certain thing. He joined a gang, got sent to jail at 16 for stealing Cadillac tires, and upon release began planning a more stable life in music. There were years of behind-the-scenes producing and songwriting for West Coast vocal groups and soul acts. In 1973, he founded the Love Unlimited Orchestra, and really, only then was Barry White born. After forming the orchestra, whose 40-piece texture and luxurious strings suggested an abundance available to all, he attached his own voice to 1973's I've Got So Much to Give. Disco was becoming a pop force, and something about the mellow powerhouse was perfect for its flamboyant air of make-believe. You could dance to "Can’t Get Enough of Your Love, Babe" (1974) and "It's Ecstasy When You Lay Down Next to Me" (1977), but White also suited a more languorous mood. For audiences, he was an unlikely star who fed endless fantasies about what could happen if you only dreamed it so. The '90s were an extended victory lap, with cameo appearances and more hits, and though White died in 2003 at 58, the universal understanding that he was one of music's gods of love endures.
Heimatort
Galveston, TX, United States
Genre
R&B/Soul