This 1981 album found Cameo continuing their exploration of funk and R&B, featuring a tighter sound and more polished production than their earlier work. It cemented their status as innovators in the genre.
- "Knights of the Sound Table" was released on May 18, 1981, by Chocolate City Records. The album blended funk, R&B, and soul genres, reflecting the band's evolving sound. Cameo's lineup had stabilized by this point, allowing for a more cohesive recording process.
- The album's title, "Knights of the Sound Table," is a playful reference to the legendary Knights of the Round Table, applying it to their musical prowess. While not as commercially successful as some later albums, it is considered a crucial stepping stone in their discography.
- The production on "Knights of the Sound Table" was handled by Cameo themselves, showcasing their growing confidence in shaping their own sonic identity. The album's reception highlighted their consistent delivery of high-quality funk-infused R&B.
Cameo formed in 1974, initially a funk group that later incorporated R&B and soul influences. They were a prominent act in the funk and R&B scene throughout the 1980s.
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