Photo by Jacob Katel

TK Records' Willie Clark, Clarence Reid, Chocolate Perry, George McCrae, Timmy Thomas, Little Beaver, Jimmie Bo Horne, Paul Lewis, Latimore, Henry Stone, and Steve Alaimo.

In the 1970s, Miami's Henry Stone and TK Productions sold hundreds of millions of records around the world. Yes, hundreds of millions of records around the world. 

TK was a humble eight-track studio in Hialeah operated by a close-knit team of musicians and songwriters. The family worked together on each other's songs and made huge hits.

This house of R&B dominated the global music market with a "Miami sound" that's never gotten its just due. But now, Grammy-nominated director Mark Moormann with Beacon Films is working on a feature film about Henry Stone, the local music mogul who made it all happen. And yesterday, some of the label's greatest hit-makers got together for a reunion at Audio Vision in North Miami and a scene in the movie.

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