Epiphany The Best Of Rufus & Chaka Khan Burgundy Vinyl LP (Sealed) Greatest Hits

Description: Chaka Khan Epiphany: The Best Of Chaka Khan LP (Burgundy Vinyl)Chaka Khan is a 5-time Grammy-winner whose category-defying music helped expand the boundaries of R&B, dance, pop and jazz. This landmark album features her greatest hits alongside 5 new tracks. Among the classics are "Ain't Nobody" (with Rufus), the Prince-penned "I Feel for You" (featuring Grandmaster Melle Mel's unforgettable rap) and "I'm Every Woman" (the title of her new autobiography). of the 5 new songs, the 1st single, "Never Miss the Water," teams Chaka with Me'Shell N’Degeocello. Limited Edition burgundy colored vinyl LP pressing. 1996 compilation from the soul/R&B icon, finally on vinyl (2021 Release with Hype Sticker). - Disc 1 - 1 Ain't Nobody 2 Papillon (Aka Hot Butterfly) 3 Tell Me Something Good (Live) [With Longer Fadeu] 4 I Feel for You 5 I Know You, I Live You - Disc 2 - 1 I'm Every Woman 2 The End of a Love Affair 3 And the Melody Still Lingers on (Night in Tunisia) 4 Through the Fire 5 What Cha' Gonna Do for Me - By Chaka Kahn Album review: "There are some voices you hear or you have the great privilege seeing in performance, whose artistry really gets into your blood and brings you renewed feelings toward life, love and the situations we find ourselves in. Chaka Khan is one of those incomparable vocalists you will never forget, once you hear one of her tunes. I remember, when I was a little girl, how Whitney Houston brought about a revived interest in Chaka's impressive body of work by covering her hit song "I'm Every Woman" for THE BODYGUARD soundtrack, in the early 1990s. This was a well-deserve resurgence for Khan, who was lead vocalist for the band Rufus. Born and bred in the South Side of Chicago, Yvette (her given name) was one of five siblings, who proved she had fierce talent at an early age. The way she purred her way through music with style, class and tasteful sexiness was incomparable to any young songbird coming up in the 1970s. Songs like "Tell Me Somethin' Good" (written by Stevie Wonder), later songs when she went solo - like "Ain't Nobody" and "Through the Fire" - show her sensitivity, her soul to the bone and her purity as an artist. When I hear this music, I often feel lifted, closer to a spiritual plane and in the company of a good friend. It is comforting and also makes you feel like you've got something to carry with pride, as a woman. I haven't found other artists who can transform their listeners in quite the same way. It's like being at a spiritual revival and a disco, at the same time. Good feelings, good vibes.”

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