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C.J. & Co
C.J. & Co
C.J. & Co has been played on NTS in shows including The Extended Play Sessions w/ Mr Pedro, featured first on 7 June 2014. Songs played include We Got Our Own Thing and Devil's Gun.
Disco- soul band
Hailed from Detroit, Michigan.
Formed in 1977 by Dennis Coffey and Mike Theodore.
In 1966 the group, then known as Strides, The, cut a handful of tracks for M-S Records.
While failing to achieve great commercial success outside of their Detroit hometown, the Theo-Coff association proved to be one that would pay dividends in future years.
In 1974 a very short stint at Sussex, saw the group, who had split up and reformed with two female members, calling themselves CC & Co.
The Theodore-Coffey arranged contract proved to be short-lived as the label went out of business soon after.
The group comprised of two female singers (Joni Tolbert and Constance Durden) and three male singers (Charles Clark (2) of Floaters, The, Curtis Durden and Cornelius Brown Jr.)
Their first single, "The Devil's Gun", was also their biggest hit.
Two albums followed after that but the success only faded.
The group disbanded in 1979.
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C.J. & Co
C.J. & Co has been played on NTS in shows including The Extended Play Sessions w/ Mr Pedro, featured first on 7 June 2014. Songs played include We Got Our Own Thing and Devil's Gun.
Disco- soul band
Hailed from Detroit, Michigan.
Formed in 1977 by Dennis Coffey and Mike Theodore.
In 1966 the group, then known as Strides, The, cut a handful of tracks for M-S Records.
While failing to achieve great commercial success outside of their Detroit hometown, the Theo-Coff association proved to be one that would pay dividends in future years.
In 1974 a very short stint at Sussex, saw the group, who had split up and reformed with two female members, calling themselves CC & Co.
The Theodore-Coffey arranged contract proved to be short-lived as the label went out of business soon after.
The group comprised of two female singers (Joni Tolbert and Constance Durden) and three male singers (Charles Clark (2) of Floaters, The, Curtis Durden and Cornelius Brown Jr.)
Their first single, "The Devil's Gun", was also their biggest hit.
Two albums followed after that but the success only faded.
The group disbanded in 1979.