Widely and rightly regarded as one of the best ever soul and funk bands, the now legendary average White band tore-up the rule book and conquered the US, UK & international charts with a series of soul and disco hits between 1974 and 1980. Awb's repertoire has been a source of inspiration and influence for many R&B acts and they are one of the most sampled bands in history, remaining relevant today, continuing to reach new generations of younger audiences. Snoop Dogg, fatboy Slim, ice Cube, Puff Daddy, TLC, Rick Ross, will.I.Am and Mark Ronson amongst countless others, have all borrowed sections of their grooves. Following a seven-year break, average White band returned in 2003, with their most recently released whole-studio album, 'living in colour', which includes two soul classics in 'I'm gonna make you love me' And major Harris' 'Love won't let me wait'. The full album line-up comprised Alan gorrie, Onnie mcintyre, klyde Jones, Fred vigour and Brian dunne, along with additional musicians Eliot Lewis, Cliff lyons, John fumasoli, Tony kadleck, Bill Harris, Carlos Gomez, Joe najmy and Rob aries. This album was produced by average White band and Matt noble.