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I'm Every Woman - Chaka Khan's Original Version I'm listening to this song right now and I am struck with how powerful Chaka's voice really is. For those of you with the song handy, listen in particular to this part:
2:33 - 2:42 "I've Got it, I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-v'e got it yeah" Especially at 2:40 - 2:42. The way she sings the word "yeah" at the end, WOW! Her voice is as powerful as a runaway train but it's very controlled at the same time. You can tell that she aint even giving it all she's got. I'm so amazed by her voice and this is an excellent example of why she is one of my all time favorites. 2010: Healing the Wounds of the Past.... http://prince.org/msg/8/325740 | |
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Chaka rules..can you imagine what it must sound like when she orgasms?.."waiiilll" "Climb in my fur." | |
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rdhull said: Chaka rules..can you imagine what it must sound like when she orgasms?.."waiiilll"
I certainly never thought of that aspect but I'm sure her man needs reconstructive ear surgery instead of a cigarette after sex  2010: Healing the Wounds of the Past.... http://prince.org/msg/8/325740 | |
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Chaka Khan while with Rufus is the vintage material. Fierce. This post not for the wimp contingent. All whiny wusses avert your eyes. | |
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Supernova said: Chaka Khan while with Rufus is the vintage material. Fierce. I Agree all the way on that 1.as a Solo Artist more often than not Her Producers have had Her Voice all over the place¬ quite get it right.Even Prince was quoted as saying He didn't like How some of Her Producers handled Her Vocal Tracks over the Years&Solo Albums.mistermaxxx | |
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My favorite is "Stop on By". But anything by Chaka featuring Rufus from the 70's is great. However, Chaka my girl and all, but in concert she, well... let's just say I was quite disappointed. But she still my girl. I love Chaka. "Use this tool to control the masses w/guaranteed success: Divide/Conquer =>No Communication cuz we are Divided =>Misunderstanding cuz we don't Communicate =>We can't Agree we only Misunderstand =>Chaos cuz we can't Agree. Chaos-an evil tool indeed!" | |
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Chaka Khan is Great. I Love this song but my favorite Rufus Tune is definitely Ain't Nobody. Chaka Rules. | |
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The Video of I'm Every Woman is Great when Chaka Changes Garb. Love It. Her voice Is Amazing and Powerful. | |
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goota add my  here - recently got the album, 'chaka' with said tune, and i cannot believe i have been alive for 36 yrs, and listening to music for 25, without ever hearing this  that record smokes!!!
ckaka is IT and 'chaka' is IT. yeah. Stand at the crossroads, and look, and ask for the ancient paths...(Jeremiah 6:16) www.ancientfaithradio.com
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the original 1979 Mix of Im every woman is amazing...it's stilla floor mover to this day u could throw it on.. and boom its just one of those Disco Classics that still hold up many years later... like "Do you love what you feel" by Rufus and Chaka... the whole MasterJam Lp is incredible
or another classic by Chaka called "Clouds" from 1980 [This message was edited Mon Nov 11 4:02:42 PST 2002 by Finess] | |
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