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Oct 10, 2026

Chris GoldenHOST
27:58
Two in a row on Golden Oldies.
Chris GoldenHOST
27:59
The first was Tavares, Five Brothers.
Chris GoldenHOST
28:03
Yeah, Five Brothers are Tavares.
Chris GoldenHOST
28:05
They were originally called, uh, Chubby and the Turnpikes when [laughs] they started in 1964.
Chris GoldenHOST
28:12
I wonder who Chubby was.
XDHOST
84:12
And it's a lovely message as well.
XDHOST
84:16
And that would be Tavares, I believe is how you say the group's name.
XDHOST
84:22
Heaven Must Be Missing an Angel.
speaker_3UNKNOWN
84:26
Heaven must be missing an angel.
speaker_9SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
84:42
I'm every woman It's all in me Anything you want done, baby I do it naturally Ooh-ooh
Tony KirilukHOST
84:56
I would put the band Tavares solidly into the soul category for the majority of their career and also for the majority of their 1978 album called Future Bound.
Tony KirilukHOST
85:10
This was the sixth album of this band's career, but there's also no doubt that Tavares felt perfectly happy to throw on straight-up disco songs on each of their three albums from 76 through 78.
Tony KirilukHOST
85:27
And Future Bound is best known for their cover of the Bee Gees song More Than a Woman.
Tony KirilukHOST
85:34
Both the Bee Gees and the Tavares versions of this song both appear on the Saturday Night Fever soundtrack.
Tony KirilukHOST
85:42
But it is the Tavares one that Kott actually released as a single in America, and it went to number 32 on the pop charts.
Tony KirilukHOST
85:51
Tavares also placed their version of More Than a Woman onto the Future Bound album, hoping to enhance the sales of their own personal release.
Tony KirilukHOST
86:02
The Tavares version of More Than a Woman also crossed over to go to number seven in the UK.
ChristyHOST
32:12
More disco music coming up.
ChristyHOST
32:13
Breakdown for Love by Tavares, and that is off of the album Love Uprising, the expanded edition.
ChristyHOST
32:19
You are currently tuned in to Funk and Disorderly here on CJSW 90.9 FM.
TavaresSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
32:57
[disco music playing] There ain't nothing much so special.

18 MINS LATER

ChristyHOST
51:12
Before that, we heard the track Look Up by Patrice Rushen off of the album Posh.
ChristyHOST
51:17
Before that, we heard the track Keep the Fire Burning by Gwen McCrae, and that is off of the album On My Way.
ChristyHOST
51:24
And then to start off that set, we heard Breakdown for Love by Tavares off of the album Love Uprising.
ChristyHOST
51:30
Time right now is currently 12:54 PM here in Calgary.
Little TommyHOST
81:56
Hello, and thank you for listening to our show, to Jess Cully, Jonathan Lambert, Janice Shepherd, Dean Sullivan, David Smeall, Paul McCluskey, Val Davies, Linda Moore, Ray Tough, and Mandy Williams.
Ivan WardHOST
82:08
An 11-week chart run following the entry into the UK top 50 at number 39 on the 10th of July, 1976, and peaked number four for one week for Tavares and Heaven Must Be Missing an Angel.
speaker_19SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
82:20
Another '70s classic.
speaker_19SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
82:22
[upbeat music]
Joe MardinGUEST
34:14
When She's Gone became a hit, it was after they left the label and Sarah Smile became a hit and Atlantic re-released She's Gone.
Joe MardinGUEST
34:21
And the song was covered by Tavares and all these people.
Joe MardinGUEST
34:26
She's Gone has a fascinating journey.
Joe MardinGUEST
34:29
Yeah.

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