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| Management number | 205623559 | Release Date | 2025/10/22 | List Price | $60.30 | Model Number | 205623559 | ||
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Title: Live: Stompin at the Savoy
Artist: Khan, Rufus & Chaka
Label: BBR
Product Type: COMPACT DISCS
UPC: 5013929061330
Genre: Soul/R & B
Release Date: 2015-08-21
Number of Discs: 1
Digitally remastered edition of Rufus & Chaka Khan Live - Stompin’ At The Savoy with exclusive interviews with band members. Rufus were one of Funk’s most successful American bands in the 1970’s. Chaka Khan joined the group in 1973. Lead vocal duties in the group were shared by Chaka and Tony Maiden though the powerhouse vocals of the former quickly came to redefine the band. By 1981, Chaka had framed herself with a strong run of post-disco soul records and exited Rufus. However, from February 12-14 1982, Chaka rejoined the band for what would be their final performances together at New York’s famed Savoy Theatre. Recordings from these performances were later mastered and packaged as a double live LP, Rufus & Chaka Khan Live - Stompin’ At The Savoy (R&B #4/Pop #50/UK #64). The results amount to some of the most amazing work the group ever committed to record. The album also included four new studio recordings. ‘Ain’t Nobody’ (R&B #1/Pop #22/UK #8) became an instant classic and is undoubtedly Rufus & Chaka Khan at their richest, with the emerging electro-funk of the era laying the groundwork for Chaka’s sensuous vocals. The Jeffrey Osborne co-penned “One Million Kisses” (R&B #37/UK #86) remains one of the band’s more wistful and soulful selections in their latter-day period whilst “Try a Little Understanding” features a wonderfully playful bind between Chaka and Tony’s vocals. Their spine tingling reading of the Jazz standard “Don’t Go To Strangers” was recorded live in the studio with an orchestra and features a stirring vocal by Chaka.
Tracks:
1.1 You Got the Love (Live)
1.2 Once You Get Started (Live)
1.3 Dance Wit' Me (Live)
1.4 Sweet Thing (Live)
1.5 Tell Me Something Good (Live)
1.6 You're Welcome, Stop on By (Live)
1.7 Pack'd My Bags (Live)
1.8 I'm a Woman (I'm a Backbone) (Live)
1.9 At Midnight (My Love Will Lift You Up) (Live)
1.10 Ain't That Peculiar (Live)
1.11 Stay (Live)
1.12 What Cha' Gonna Do for Me (Live)
1.13 Do You Love What You Feel (Live)
1.14 Ain't Nobody (Studio Recording)
1.15 One Million Kisses (Studio Recording)
1.16 Try a Little Understanding (Studio Recording)
1.17 Don't Go to Strangers (Studio Recording)
Artist: Khan, Rufus & Chaka
Label: BBR
Product Type: COMPACT DISCS
UPC: 5013929061330
Genre: Soul/R & B
Release Date: 2015-08-21
Number of Discs: 1
Digitally remastered edition of Rufus & Chaka Khan Live - Stompin’ At The Savoy with exclusive interviews with band members. Rufus were one of Funk’s most successful American bands in the 1970’s. Chaka Khan joined the group in 1973. Lead vocal duties in the group were shared by Chaka and Tony Maiden though the powerhouse vocals of the former quickly came to redefine the band. By 1981, Chaka had framed herself with a strong run of post-disco soul records and exited Rufus. However, from February 12-14 1982, Chaka rejoined the band for what would be their final performances together at New York’s famed Savoy Theatre. Recordings from these performances were later mastered and packaged as a double live LP, Rufus & Chaka Khan Live - Stompin’ At The Savoy (R&B #4/Pop #50/UK #64). The results amount to some of the most amazing work the group ever committed to record. The album also included four new studio recordings. ‘Ain’t Nobody’ (R&B #1/Pop #22/UK #8) became an instant classic and is undoubtedly Rufus & Chaka Khan at their richest, with the emerging electro-funk of the era laying the groundwork for Chaka’s sensuous vocals. The Jeffrey Osborne co-penned “One Million Kisses” (R&B #37/UK #86) remains one of the band’s more wistful and soulful selections in their latter-day period whilst “Try a Little Understanding” features a wonderfully playful bind between Chaka and Tony’s vocals. Their spine tingling reading of the Jazz standard “Don’t Go To Strangers” was recorded live in the studio with an orchestra and features a stirring vocal by Chaka.
Tracks:
1.1 You Got the Love (Live)
1.2 Once You Get Started (Live)
1.3 Dance Wit' Me (Live)
1.4 Sweet Thing (Live)
1.5 Tell Me Something Good (Live)
1.6 You're Welcome, Stop on By (Live)
1.7 Pack'd My Bags (Live)
1.8 I'm a Woman (I'm a Backbone) (Live)
1.9 At Midnight (My Love Will Lift You Up) (Live)
1.10 Ain't That Peculiar (Live)
1.11 Stay (Live)
1.12 What Cha' Gonna Do for Me (Live)
1.13 Do You Love What You Feel (Live)
1.14 Ain't Nobody (Studio Recording)
1.15 One Million Kisses (Studio Recording)
1.16 Try a Little Understanding (Studio Recording)
1.17 Don't Go to Strangers (Studio Recording)
R&B / Soul
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