ADC: Aid for Dependant Children.
Nine-member funk and soul aggregation.
Evolution of Black Nasty or Nazty.
Co-led by Kaiya Matthews and Michael Judkins, the ADC Band recorded for Cotillion in the late '70s and early '80s.
At their best, the cuts utilized the funk touches of Parliament/Funkadelic and Slave.
The biggest hit was "Long Stroke," (1978) which made it to No.6 on the R&B charts.
Their "Renaissance" (1980) and "Brother Luck" (1981 albums were produced by their fellow group Mass Production.
2005
Funky Delicacies
LP, Comp
1988
Northern Records (5)
12", Single
1985
1984
Northern Records (5)
12"
1984
1983
Sue Records International
12"
1983
1982
1982
1982
1982
1981
Cotillion
12", S/Sided, TP
1981
1981
1980
1980
1980
1979
1979
1979
1978
Northern Records (5), Northern Records (5)
7", Single
1978
1978
1978
1977
Northern Records (5)
7", Single
Northern Records (5)
7"
1980
Fee Detroit
7"
1980
Northern Records (5)
7"
1980
Northern Records (5)
7", Single
1995
1984
1983
1981
Seawind Productions
LP, Album
1979
Big Hit Records
7"
1979
Marquee (2)
7"
2021
Warner Music Group, X5 Music Group
25xFile, MP3, Comp
2016
Funkychild Recordings
CD, Comp
2011
Dick Hennessy Productions, R8R Productions
CDr, Comp, Promo
2010
Steppin Muzak Records
CD, Comp
1982
WEA
LP, Comp
1982
Atlantic
LP, Comp, Promo
1981
Atlantic
LP, Comp
1978
WEA
LP, Comp
WEA
LP, Comp