Rose Royce
15 records available
Rose Royce
With the song “Car Wash” from 1976, the US American funk and soul band achieved international recognition and reached top chart positions in several countries. The group became active in the mid-1970s and worked with producer Norman Whitfield, who had previously gained attention for his work with The Temptations. Numerous releases appeared on the Whitfield Records label.
Rose Royce – Background & Discography
Rose Royce shaped the sound of the late 1970s with a blend of funk, soul and disco elements. Alongside “Car Wash”, tracks such as “Wishing on a Star” and “Love Don’t Live Here Anymore” are among the band’s best-known singles. Their commercial breakthrough came with the soundtrack to the film of the same name, “Car Wash”, followed by further albums and chart successes. The music of Rose Royce remains relevant today due to its stylistic diversity and the collaboration with Norman Whitfield.
Rose Royce on vinyl – the key releases in our shop
The selection includes various releases by Rose Royce, including the remix maxi Car Wash '98 Remixes (12'' Vinyl Maxi) as well as the international single editions What you waitin' for 7" Single Benelux (7'' Vinyl) and First come, first serve 7" Single Holland (7'' Vinyl).
The range offers the opportunity to discover influential funk and soul tracks by Rose Royce in different versions.
- Genre: Funk, Soul, Disco
- Origin: USA
- Active: from the mid-1970s
- Notable: Collaboration with producer Norman Whitfield
