HER FIRST SOLO OUTING AND A KILLER!

Chaka Khan - Chaka Warner Bros.

Finally Warner Bros. Records is re-issuing the legendary R&B songbird Chaka Khan's solo catalog on CD. This is great news
because only a couple have been issued in the U.S. and most have already been issued overseas. Kicking off her CD re-issues
is her first solo Chaka /Warner Bros. issued in '78 and includes the worldwide smash "I'm Every Woman". Other killer tunes
you'll find here are "Life Is A Dance" & "Some Love" and Chaka burns on both! Get ready to get knee deep in the saucy
FUNK with Chaka on those tunes! The 'sonics' are hot and you'll hear this girl voice like never before. Watch out when she
hits those high notes! All the original liner notes are featured along with new liner ups on Chaka. Now lets get the rest of her
CD's out ASAP!

Only Chaka Can Do This!

I can't think of anyone else who has ever made an album like
this.Her follow up "Naughty" is more sleekly produced and carried out but in terms of thrills and innovation AND CK's need
to make the public open their minds 'Chaka' is a treat."I'm Every Woman" is an anthem that is the only proper way to open this album while "Love Has Fallen On Me" is a sumpuous soul ballad that's not dissimilar to Areatha Franklins classic late
1960's Atlantic stuff."Sleep On It" and the classic George Benson duet "We Got The Love" mark the precise area where jazz and slick R&B's barrier's began to blur while the Philly soul-like "A Woman In A Man's World" discusses Chaka's place in the
music buisness.Then she rolls out the FOOT STOMPIN' fonk of
the delicious "Life Is A Dance","Some Love" and the DEEPLY
grooving "The Message In The Middle Of The Bottom",the only cut
here that remotely resembles Rufus.She tops things off with a vital cover of Stevie Wonder's "I Was Made To Lover Her".Her
brilliant,one-of-a-kind sonics (her singing goes WAY beyond vocal) and her impeccable taste in jazz oriented musicians like
Richard Tee,Phil Upchurch,The Breckers,David Sanborn and even
Airto Moreita give this album a distinct air of classiness that
alot of music from this era lacked.Good thing Chaka never dueted
with Airto's wife though;Chaka Khan and Flora Purim singing together on the same album could be dangerous.Too much fire.

When Chaka screams:"I've got it-you know that SHE GOT IT!

I bought this album with the expectation that it would not have been as good as her rufus albums-boy was I wrong. Chaka (black panther/primal wailer) Khan, never dissapoints. The whole damn joint is good. "Roll me through the Rushes" is a song that you might consider as a filler at first, until midway, when youal realize this is Chaka at her smoldering best. My favorite is Stevie's "I was made to love Him"; Chaka may have took over ownership from the great Mr. Wonder. I mean her interpretation is raw-soul, raw-emotion, natural talent. Chaka Khan is a soul music martyr, a soul sister who defines the term. Peace and blessings, HOTEP. CHAKA KHAN IS IT!!!