Benny Latimore, known monomously as Latimore, stands as a distinguished figure in the soul, R&B, and blues genres, his music career marked by a velvety fusion of emotional depth and a smooth vocal delivery. Born on September 7, 1939, in Charleston, Tennessee, he grew into his sound within the vibrant music scenes of Miami during the 1960s and 1970s. Latimore's journey in music took off with several R&B hits in the 1970s, including the perennial classic "Let's Straighten It Out," which remains a definitive example of his ability to blend storytelling with soulful melodies.

Over the decades, Latimore has not only maintained relevance but also showcased a remarkable versatility, exploring different dimensions of the blues, soul, and R&B. Albums like "Latimore III" and "More, More, More" exemplify his proficiency in creating music that resonates with a wide audience, blending traditional elements with contemporary sounds. His tribute album "Latimore Remembers Ray Charles" is a testament to his influences and his ability to honor the giants of the genre while leaving his unique imprint. With projects like "A Taste of Me: Great American Songs" and "Ladies Choice," Latimore continues to enrich the musical landscape, proving that his artistry evolves while staying rooted in the rich soils of soul and blues music.

Genres

Southern Soul

Latest Release

Let's Straighten It Out (1895 Jazz Remix)

Latimore

Single - Released September 9, 2022