Great, mesmerizing slowjam from James Heath's kitchen:

The bass player in Miss Cherokee's Linsee Mix delivers some excellent work, especially towards the end with also good chord in there by the Fender Rhodes-sounding keys.

Always dug this original mellow funk near the and of the Juicy Fruit-album, followed by the "After 6 Mix" of Juicy Fruit.

Raymond Jackson's bass is sounding tight, and great guitar-fills by Ed "Tree" Moore. Here below they are being flipped in the mix:

You can play it in the 720hd-mode,

Bobby Harris & his Dazz crew are mentioned in the youtube-video as the group who backs up Miss Cherokee.

I'm not exactly sure if that's true. Both artist appear on an Urban Stars-compilation, and this is a released single

on which there's also a remake from Norman Connor's classic "You Are My Starship," recorded by the Dazz Band.

Urban Stars Vol. 1: Vario....uk: Music

MEDIA : 12inch PRESS : UK	MISS CHEROKEE / DAZZ BAND READY FOR YOUR LOVE / YOU ARE MY STARSHIP NICE COVER R&B %u8A66%u8074 (realplayer)