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Thread started 01/31/13 3:01pm

Cinny

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Does anyone else hear "Love To Love You Baby" in this composition?

"You Can Do It" (1980) by Linda Clifford (she also sings "Runaway Love")

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Reply #1 posted 01/31/13 3:11pm

aardvark15

How could anybody not lol

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Reply #2 posted 01/31/13 5:37pm

yanowha

^^

yeahthat

Is this the original version of this song? I was only familiar with The Weather Girls' version from 1985. Their's sounds like something I'd heard before too. But I can't quite put my finger on it.

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Reply #3 posted 02/01/13 4:30am

Chancellor

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Yeah I hear a Lil'something of "Love to love you baby" but I also hear a bit of Blondie's "Rapture"...

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Reply #4 posted 02/01/13 1:29pm

SoulAlive

yeah,this song basically steals the bassline from "Love To Love You Baby".

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Reply #5 posted 02/02/13 6:47am

lastdecember

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i think the funniest story about Linda Clifford came years and years later. She was the original version of the Whitney hit "All the man i need" and that had Luther as Linda's background vocalist and he arranged it for her too. YEARS later Luther releases SONGS and covers the song changes the title to All the Woman i need, but in the credits he thanks WHITNEY for doing the original version? forgetting Linda and not just that, that he was her vocal arranger and background vocalist.


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Reply #6 posted 02/02/13 12:52pm

SoulAlive

"Runaway Love" is one of disco's most underrrated tunes.It should have been as big as Gloria Gaynor's overplayed "I Will Survive".

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Reply #7 posted 02/02/13 1:26pm

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lastdecember said:

i think the funniest story about Linda Clifford came years and years later. She was the original version of the Whitney hit "All the man i need" and that had Luther as Linda's background vocalist and he arranged it for her too. YEARS later Luther releases SONGS and covers the song changes the title to All the Woman i need, but in the credits he thanks WHITNEY for doing the original version? forgetting Linda and not just that, that he was her vocal arranger and background vocalist.

Sister Sledge (with David Simmons) sang it before Whitney too.

You can take a black guy to Nashville from right out of the cotton fields with bib overalls, and they will call him R&B. You can take a white guy in a pin-stripe suit who’s never seen a cotton field, and they will call him country. ~ O. B. McClinton
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Reply #8 posted 02/03/13 2:26pm

lastdecember

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MickyDolenz said:

lastdecember said:

i think the funniest story about Linda Clifford came years and years later. She was the original version of the Whitney hit "All the man i need" and that had Luther as Linda's background vocalist and he arranged it for her too. YEARS later Luther releases SONGS and covers the song changes the title to All the Woman i need, but in the credits he thanks WHITNEY for doing the original version? forgetting Linda and not just that, that he was her vocal arranger and background vocalist.

Sister Sledge (with David Simmons) sang it before Whitney too.

Yeah the hilarious thing was Luther mis-crediting her as the original, but not only that, he was on the original and arranged it lol


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Reply #9 posted 02/03/13 2:30pm

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lastdecember said:

i think the funniest story about Linda Clifford came years and years later. She was the original version of the Whitney hit "All the man i need" and that had Luther as Linda's background vocalist and he arranged it for her too. YEARS later Luther releases SONGS and covers the song changes the title to All the Woman i need, but in the credits he thanks WHITNEY for doing the original version? forgetting Linda and not just that, that he was her vocal arranger and background vocalist.

Well ain't that strange?

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