My Love Supreme

Milton Hamilton recorded the track with his Crystalized studio group at Delta Recording Studios in New York, with Bob Blank engineering. Hamilton wrote, arranged, produced, and played keyboards alongside players including Lesette Wilson, Rodney Jones, Courtney Winters, Ken Smith, and Mickey Sevilla. Released in 1976 on TR Records, the single entered Billboard's disco charts and led to a twelve-inch issue after the first pressing sold out. It became the key track from Hamilton's Disco Madness project and highlighted his move from Latin-soul sessions into club-focused dance recording. The track became a rare-disco collector favourite, valued for its percussion break, brass lines, bass groove, and electric-piano lead. Later compilation appearances, including Disco Fever and Kenny Dope's Choice, kept it active among DJs and record collectors.