Tommy Stewart

Luv N' Haight: Edit Series, Vol. 2

Tommy Stewart

4 SONGS • 25 MINUTES • OCT 23 2012

  • TRACKS
    TRACKS
  • DETAILS
    DETAILS
TRACKS
DETAILS
1
Practice What You Preach (Zernell and Rahaan Edit)
06:19
2
Bump and Hustle Music (Zernell and Rahaan Edit)
09:16
3
Practice What You Preach
04:57
4
Bump and Hustle Music
05:04
℗© 2012 Ubiquity Recordings Inc.

Artist bios

While his profile was never high, Tommy Stewart -- often credited as Thomas Stewart -- is familiar to soul, funk, and disco fanatics who pore over LP sleeve credits. Stewart's first significant work was for the Buddah label, for which he wrote, arranged, and produced the material for the Spirit of Atlanta's 1973 album The Burning of Atlanta -- expansive, strings-enhanced funk fit for a blaxploitation film. From there, he worked with the likes of Major Lance, Loleatta Holloway, Tamiko Jones, Ripple, and Luther Ingram. His lone solo album, a self-titled set, came out on the Abraxas label in 1976 and was reissued by the Ubiquity sublabel Luv N' Haight in 2003. Six years later, Funky Town Grooves compiled Make Happy Music, a various-artists compilation that featured material written and/or produced by Stewart. In 2012, Cultures of Soul released Tommy Stewart's Disco Love Affair, which included the entirety of Stevo's Stewart-produced Musica Negra, in addition to a handful of Stewart's own tracks. ~ Andy Kellman

Read more
Language of performance
English
Customer Reviews
5 star
0%
4 star
0%
3 star
0%
2 star
0%
1 star
0%

How are ratings calculated?