Love Unlimited

American female vocal trio assembled by Barry White, active from the late 1960s and known for orchestral soul recordings and several early-1970s albums.

Members included Linda James, Glodean James and Diane Taylor. The group recorded major albums in 1972–1974 and worked closely with producer Barry White; Glodean James later married Barry White. Their debut and early albums produced hit singles and strong sales.

A nostalgic, playful take on Love Unlimited centered on the 1974 album In Heat. The review highlights the group's groove, Barry White's role as producer, and classic tracks like "Move Me No Mountain" and "Love's Theme." It reads as a warm, slightly rhapsodic defense of orchestral soul.

For:Fans of 1970s soul, Barry White listeners, devotees of orchestral R&B and vintage vocal groups