Collection: B.T. Express
Follow this Brooklyn funk and disco group from label to label between 1974 and 1983. Express on 7-inch and the Do It ('Til You're Satisfied) album mark the start, Function At The Junction keeps going on Columbia and Roadshow in 1977, and the 1980s bring the Let Me Be The One / Midnight Beat single and the Hangin' Out promo.
US American funk and disco group.
Formed by Jeff Lane, they hailed from Brooklyn, New York. In 1972 they were known as The King Davis House Rockers, then changing their name to Madison Street Express, and the Brothers Trucking, before settling on B.T. Express. B.T. stands for Brooklyn Transit.
They released seven albums between 1974 and 1982, with the group lasting until 1987.
Their biggest hits are their first classic "Do It Till You're Satisfied", along with "Express", and "Does It Feel Good".
King Davis House Rockers
B T Express, B. T. Express, B.T Express, B.T., B.T. Teddy and Bobbie, B.T.Express, B.T.エキスプレス, BT, BT Express, BT-Express, BTエクスプレス = B.T. Express, Express
B.T. Express at Rectangle Triangle — 5 records, mostly LP, 1974–1983.
Styles in this crate: Funk, Disco, Soul.
Labels represented include Columbia, Coast To Coast (2).
These records live at the shop on Rue Atateken in Montréal; anything marked sold stays listed for reference. Every record is graded to the Goldmine standard. We ship worldwide, or you can pick up in store.
