The Love Unlimited Orchestra

The Love Unlimited Orchestra was formed in 1973 in San Pedro, California and disbanded in 1983. Led by the legendary Barry White, this 40-piece string-laden orchestra served as a backing unit for Barry White and Love Unlimited. They also recorded several solo albums from the early 1970s onwards. Their biggest hit, "Love's Theme," was released in 1973.

With their lush sound and soulful arrangements, The Love Unlimited Orchestra captivated audiences with their unique blend of orchestral music and R&B. Their music resonated with fans worldwide and continues to be celebrated today.

If you enjoy the sounds of MFSB, Love Unlimited, The Trammps, Tavares, or other artists who create beautiful melodies accompanied by stunning orchestration, then you will definitely appreciate the musical genius of The Love Unlimited Orchestra.