Evelyn Champagne King appreciation/Shame

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Thread started 05/20/14 8:57pm

nursev	Evelyn Champagne King appreciation/Shame ok so yesterday me and my 20 yr old son are in the car listening to an oldies station and Shame came on when he heard the beat his head started moving and he knew the words I was thinking that Evelyn made some serious jams I thought it was nice that two generations were loving her music
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Reply #1 posted 05/20/14 10:31pm

SoulAlive	this is one of those songs that never gets old.It still sounds fresh and vital,like it did in 1978.
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Reply #2 posted 05/21/14 6:06am

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Never a fan of her 70's disco music. For me, she didn't hit her stride until 1981 when she was paried with Kashif for "I'm In Love", which finally ushered her music into a new decade. Then, of course, she followed that up with her most successful album "Get Loose". My favorites from her are the two aforementioned albums, along with "A Long Time Coming" and "Flirt". She definately had a hit-and-miss career but several of those albums were really strong.

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Reply #3 posted 05/21/14 9:28pm

nursev	SoulAlive said: this is one of those songs that never gets old.It still sounds fresh and vital,like it did in 1978. Yes it does n the beat is killer.
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Reply #4 posted 05/21/14 9:29pm

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kitbradley said:

Im in love still gets played by me lol

love em all

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Reply #5 posted 05/21/14 9:32pm

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kitbradley said:

Never a fan of her 70's disco music. For me, she didn't hit her stride until 1981 when she was paried with Kashif for "I'm In Love", which finally ushered her music into a new decade. Then, of course, she followed that up with her most successful album "Get Loose". My favorites from her are the two aforementioned albums, along with "A Long Time Coming" and "Flirt". She definately had a hit-and-miss career but several of those albums were really strong.

her second album Music Box is an underrated gem...if you like disco,that is lol it's a strong,relentless disco album filled with great grooves.There were no big hit singles on it,but I think it's great.

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Reply #6 posted 05/22/14 6:56am

JabarR74