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"Love" by Kooby feat. Tay Zonday - THE REMIX I loved this song so much, I just had to remix it. So I spent maybe 8 hours working on this remix, (More) I loved this song so much, I just had to remix it. So I spent maybe 8 hours working on this remix, working late into the night, until the morning light so bright. Man I'll fight and bite to get this video onto youtube tonight.
So let's listen.
I took an old eMachines computer, installed two soundcards with synthesizers on them (SB Live with a wavetable synth, ALS4000 with the OPL3 FM synth), and installed Linux and Rosegarden. This is the software I used to make the remix.
Thanks to: Kooby and Tay Zonday for a great song, all the GNU/linux developers for a great operating system, all the Rosegarden developers for a great MIDI sequencer, and YOU for watching/listening.
I'll post an mp3 up at http://patrickmay2000.dmusic.com/
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Funk/Soul Music: Evelyn "Champagne" King - I'm In Love The Cosmic Lounge presents Funk/Soul Music: 'I'm In Love' by Evelyn (More) The Cosmic Lounge presents Funk/Soul Music: 'I'm In Love' by Evelyn "Champagne" King.
"Singer Evelyn "Champagne" King first came to fame with the million-selling '70s disco smashes "Shame" and "I Don't Know If It's Right." Born July 1, 1960, in the Bronx, NY, she had a showbiz lineage. Her uncle was actor/singer/dancer Avon Long, who first played Sportin' Life in the opera Porgy and Bess and later starred in the '70s play Bubblin' Brown Sugar. Her father, Erik King, was a singer and often augmented groups that appeared at New York's Apollo Theater. By her teens, King had relocated to Philadelphia with her mother, and began singing in several groups. To make ends meet, King and her mother became cleaning women. For a teenager, King's voice was quite mature; many at first thought she was a grown woman.
While working one night at Philadelphia International Records' recording base, producer T. Life overheard some tantalizing vocals coming from a washroom. There he discovered 16-year-old Evelyn King and her mother. Signing the singer to a production deal and a contract with RCA, Life's first single with Evelyn "Champagne" King was "Dancin'"Dancin' "Dancin'." Her debut LP Smooth Talk was released August 1977. But it was a song written by John Fitch and Reuben Cross called "Shame," that gave her career-launching success. The extended mix began gaining radio play and eventually the Top Ten on the R&B and pop charts by spring 1978. The follow-up, "I Don't Know If It's Right" also went gold, peaking at number seven R&B, number 23 pop in fall 1978. Smooth Talk went gold, and she made two more LPs with T. Life: Music Box and Call on Me.
After teaming with a new producer, Kashif, King recorded two number one R&B hits during the early '80s, "I'm in Love" and "Love Come Down." Several of her LPs also placed high on the charts, including 1980's Call on Me, the following year's I'm in Love, and 1982's Get Loose. She signed to EMI-Manhattan in 1988, and was teamed with Leon F. Sylvers III for Flirt, which included the tender ballad "Kisses Don't Lie." On The Girl Next Door, the singer worked with house producer Marshall Jefferson.
In 1990, King recorded the album I'll Keep a Light On for the British label Expansion, whose featured musicians were Larry Graham, Jeff Lorber, and Paul Jackson, Jr. Many of the singer's classic sides are on Love Come Down: The Best of Evelyn "Champagne" King."
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