Chaka Khan - Chaka

Chaka Khan - ChakaChaka Khan had lit the world on fire as the frontwoman for Rufus, tearing up the charts with hits like "Tell Me Something Good" and "You Got The Love," picking up several GRAMMY awards on the way. She set out on her solo career with this collection in 1978, leading the way with the hit "I'm Every Woman," which propelled the release to be certified platinum in the US and earn her another Grammy nomination for best R&B vocal performance.

confronting their habits and the rules they live by in the process

which is based on a Cavafy poem

It's soundtrack was arranged by Richard Reed Parry

because it was supposed to move people's feelings and actions to spiritual truth

Eight minute album closer "Corpus Fractum" manifests a transformative and even experimental side of the band musically and vocally

"Swerve" featuring rapper Pell

The band made a mark with their left field mix of music

sorcerers and epic stories

All that created not only another killer album

sounds and genres that is fresh

Shottaz 4Eva (Deluxe) is an expansion to the posthumous album

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