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After two years in New York, they relocated to Los Angeles, California, where Jeffrey's brother, Billy Osborne (organ, drums, keyboards, co-lead vocals), Celeste Cole (vocals), Henry E. Davis (bass, vocals) and Robert Santiel (congas, percussion) joined them. 1974 found them signing with A&M Records as L.T.D. (Love Togetherness & Devotion).
- 1968–present
16. Jan. 2018 · Two years later, they relocated to Los Angeles, where they added keyboardist/drummer Billy Osborne (Jeffrey’s brother), singer Celeste Cole, bassist/singer Henry E. Davis, and percussionist Robert Santiel. In 1974, they signed to A&M as L.T.D. (Love-Togetherness-Devotion). Discography:
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Concertmaster – Charles Veal * Engineer – Jim Nipar, Serge Reyes. Flute, Flugelhorn, Soprano Saxophone, Trumpet – Carle Vickers. Guitar – Bernorce Blackman *, John McGee * Mastered By – Chuck Davis, Kevin Gray. Percussion – Robert Santiel * Producer – Larry Mizell & Fonce Mizell. Trombone – Jake Riley. Notes.
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L.T.D.-love ballad. 4:48. View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the 1976 Vinyl release of "Love To The World" on Discogs.
L.T.D. - Let The Music Keep Playing. View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the 1996 CD release of "Love To The World" on Discogs.
