Let Me Live The Life I Love / It Ain't Where You Been

Released in 1977 on the Glades label, this 45 RPM single showcases the distinctive soul and R&B style of Benjamin 'Latimore' Latimore. During this period, Latimore was a central figure for the Miami-based TK Productions family of labels, which included Glades. His work represented the intersection of deep soul, blues, and polished production that defined the Southern soul sound of the 1970s.

The tracks were crafted to highlight Latimore's expressive, gospel-inflected vocals against a backdrop of sophisticated, groove-oriented instrumentation characteristic of the era's soul arrangements. While the 1977 release helped maintain his presence on the R&B charts during a time when disco was beginning to dominate the airwaves, it remains a respected example of his commitment to storytelling-driven soul music.