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The Groove Line

The Groove Line

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Sep 27, 2026

Charlie CrawfordHOST
13:15
That makes what happened when Rod Temperton arrived even more interesting.
Charlie CrawfordHOST
13:20
Temperton had been the keyboard player and principal songwriter for Heatwave, responsible for records including Boogie Nights and The Groove Line.
Charlie CrawfordHOST
13:31
Phil Ramone invited him to Pound Ridge specifically to write material for Karen, and Temperton essentially moved into the guesthouse with his keyboard and headphones.
Charlie CrawfordHOST
13:43
Itchy remembered that keeping Temperton happy required very little beyond coffee and cigarettes.
James GoldenHOST
34:41
And of course, this is one of theirs.
James GoldenHOST
34:43
They had Always Forever, Boogie Nights, The Groove Line, and so many others.
James GoldenHOST
34:48
Star of the Story.
James GoldenHOST
34:49
But he went on from there to be recruited by Quincy Jones to work on three of Michael Jackson's albums, some of his popular songs.
James GoldenHOST
34:28
And of course, this is one of theirs.
James GoldenHOST
34:30
They had Always Forever, Boogie Nights, The Groove Line, and so many others.
James GoldenHOST
34:35
Star of the Story.
James GoldenHOST
34:36
But he went on from there to be recruited by Quincy Jones to work on three of Michael Jackson's albums, some of his popular songs.
speaker_0HOST
44:18
He was part of the group Heat Wave, who was a disco act back in the 1970s.
speaker_0HOST
44:25
They had songs like Grooveline, Always and Forever.
speaker_0HOST
44:29
He became a huge songwriter for Michael Jackson.
speaker_0HOST
44:33
He wrote Thriller, Rock With You, Off the Wall.
Curtis TuckerHOST
55:49
Then we've got Heat Wave, Central Heating.
Curtis TuckerHOST
55:53
Heat Wave featuring the single The Groove Line.
Curtis TuckerHOST
55:57
Black cover with the word Heat Wave and kind of a cool stylized hot looking font.
Curtis TuckerHOST
56:04
Put the word out, The Groove Line.
Curtis TuckerHOST
56:07
I don't recognize the song.
Curtis TuckerHOST
56:12
This is from 1978.

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