Today is International Women's Day. So for all the ladies all over the world here is a track for you sung by Chaka Khan (no, not that track).
And, in these days of equality, men can listen as well!. This track is from the Rufusized album. All of Rufus' 70s albums are essential listening in my book. Chaka Khan is well known to many I'm sure, but maybe not so well known is the lady who wrote this song - Lomi (Lalomie) Washburn. She also wrote another track on Rufusized - "Your Smile" - which is just beautiful.
Great album! Great funky track! Great antidote to Helen Reddy's "I Am Woman," which I recall was playing ad nauseam on the radio at the time. Agreed. "Your Smile" is a beauty.
Mostly vinyl, mostly a private pleasure - until now.
Music posted here I have bought and gained much pleasure from listening to down the years (or months, or days!). So in the spirit of an 'all back to mine' it's time to share it.
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2 comments:
Great album! Great funky track! Great antidote to Helen Reddy's "I Am Woman," which I recall was playing ad nauseam on the radio at the time. Agreed. "Your Smile" is a beauty.
Ben
Thanks for the comment Ben.
We need to keep the Rufus flag flying!
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