Chic
Chic (sometimes fully capitalized as CHIC) are an American disco and funk b… Read Full Bio ↴Chic (sometimes fully capitalized as CHIC) are an American disco and funk band that was formed in 1976 by guitarist Nile Rodgers and bassist Bernard Edwards in New York City, USA. It is best-known for its commercially successful disco songs, including "Dance, Dance, Dance (Yowsah, Yowsah, Yowsah)" (1977), "Everybody Dance" (1977), "Le Freak" (1978), "I Want Your Love" (1978), "Good Times" (1979), and "My Forbidden Lover" (1979).
There can be little argument that Chic was disco's greatest band; and, working in a heavily producer-dominated field, they were most definitely a band. By the time Chic appeared in the late '70s, disco was already slipping into the excess that eventually caused its downfall. Chic bucked the trend by stripping disco's sound down to its basic elements; their funky, stylish grooves had an organic sense of interplay that was missing from many of their overproduced competitors. Chic's sound was anchored by the scratchy, James Brown-style rhythm guitar of Nile Rodgers and the indelible, widely imitated (sometimes outright stolen) bass lines of Bernard Edwards; as producers, they used keyboard and string embellishments economically, which kept the emphasis on rhythm. Chic's distinctive approach not only resulted in some of the finest dance singles of their time, but also helped create a template for urban funk, dance-pop, and even hip-hop in the post-disco era. Not coincidentally, Rodgers and Edwards wound up as two of the most successful producers of the '80s.
Rodgers and Edwards first met in 1970, when both were jazz-trained musicians fresh out of high school. Edwards had attended New York's High School for the Performing Arts and was working in a Bronx post office at the time, while Rodgers' early career also included stints in the folk group New World Rising and the Apollo Theater house orchestra. Around 1972, Rodgers and Edwards formed a jazz-rock fusion group called the Big Apple Band. This outfit moonlighted as a backup band, touring behind smooth soul vocal group New York City in the wake of their 1973 hit "I'm Doin' Fine Now." After New York City broke up, the Big Apple Band hit the road with Carol Douglas for a few months, and Rodgers and Edwards decided to make a go of it on their own toward the end of 1976. At first they switched their aspirations from fusion to new wave, briefly performing as Allah & the Knife Wielding Punks, but quickly settled into dance music. They enlisted onetime LaBelle drummer Tony Thompson and female vocalists Norma Jean Wright and Alfa Anderson, and changed their name to Chic in summer 1977 so as to avoid confusion with Walter Murphy & the Big Apple Band (who'd just hit big with "A Fifth of Beethoven").
Augmented in the studio by keyboardists Raymond Jones and Rob Sabino, Chic recorded the demo single "Dance, Dance, Dance (Yowsah, Yowsah, Yowsah)" and shopped it around to several major record companies, all of which declined it. The small Buddah label finally released it as a 12" in late 1977, and as its club popularity exploded, Atlantic stepped in, signed the group, and re-released the single on a wider basis. "Dance, Dance, Dance" hit the Top Ten, peaking at number six, and made Chic one of the hottest new groups in disco. Chic scrambled to put together their self-titled first album, which spawned a minor follow-up hit, "Everybody Dance," in early 1978. At this point, Wright left to try her hand at a solo career (with assistance from Rodgers and Edwards), and was replaced by Luci Martin. It was a good time to come onboard; "Le Freak," the first single from sophomore album C'est Chic, was an out-of-the-box smash, spending five weeks on top of the charts toward the end of 1978 and selling over four-million copies (which made it the biggest-selling single in Atlantic's history). Follow-up "I Want Your Love" reached number seven, cementing the group's new star status, and C'est Chic became one of the rare disco albums to go platinum.
1979's Risqué was another solidly constructed LP that also went platinum, partly on the strength of Chic's second number one pop hit, "Good Times." "Good Times" may not have equaled the blockbuster sales figures of "Le Freak," but it was the band's most imitated track: Queen's number one hit "Another One Bites the Dust" was a clear rewrite, and the Sugarhill Gang lifted the instrumental backing track wholesale for the first commercial rap single, "Rapper's Delight," marking the first of many times that Chic grooves would be recycled into hip-hop records. Also in 1979, Rodgers and Edwards took on their first major outside production assignment, producing and writing the Sister Sledge smashes "We Are Family" and the oft-sampled "He's the Greatest Dancer." This success, in turn, landed them the chance to work with pop / R&B superstar Diana Ross on 1980's blockbuster opus, diana , and they wrote and produced "Upside Down," her first number one hit in four years, as well as another top-ten smash, "I'm Coming Out."
If you listen closely to Chic's early productions, the strings play a prominent role, especially on the beautiful ballads from the recordings for the band and Sister Sledge. It is also very significant to note the strong background vocalists on those recordings -- many of New York's finest session singers -- among them, one who would soon become a superstar Grammy winner in his own right, Mr. Luther Vandross, who also was a featured vocalist with the studio disco group, Change.
The disco fad was fading rapidly by that point, however, and 1980's Real People failed to go gold despite another solid performance by the band. Changing tastes put an end to Chic's heyday, as Rodgers and Edwards' outside production work soon grew far more lucrative, even despite aborted projects with Aretha Franklin and Johnny Mathis. Several more Chic LPs followed in the early '80s, with diminishing creative and commercial returns, and Rodgers and Edwards disbanded the group after completing the lackluster Believer in 1983. Later that year, both recorded solo LPs that sank without a trace. Hungry for acceptance and respect in the rock mainstream (especially after accusations that they had ripped off Queen instead of the other way around), both Rodgers and Edwards sought out high-profile production and session work over the rest of the decade. Rodgers produced blockbuster albums like David Bowie's Let's Dance, Madonna's Like a Virgin, and Mick Jagger's She's the Boss. Edwards wasn't as prolific as a producer, but did join the one-off supergroup The Power Station along with Tony Thompson as well as Robert Palmer and members of avowed Chic fans Duran Duran; he later produced Palmer's commercial breakthrough, Riptide. Edwards also worked with Rod Stewart (Out of Order), Jody Watley, and Tina Turner, while Rodgers' other credits include the Thompson Twins, the Vaughan Brothers, INXS, and The B-52's' comeback Cosmic Thing.
Rodgers and Edwards re-formed Chic in 1992 with new vocalists Sylver Logan Sharp and Jenn Thomas, and an assortment of session drummers in Thompson's place; they toured and released a new album, Chic-ism. In 1996, the reconstituted Chic embarked on a tour of Japan; sadly, on April 18, Edwards passed away in his Tokyo hotel room due to a severe bout of pneumonia. Rodgers continued to tour occasionally with a version of Chic, and, in 1999, his Sumthing Else label issued a recording of Edwards' final performance with the band, Live at the Budokan.
CHIC has been nominated for inclusion in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame nine times: 2003, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2011, 2013 and 2014. Rodgers and Chic continue to perform to major audiences worldwide as CHIC ft. Nile Rodgers.
In October 2010, Rodgers began his fight with prostate cancer. In October 2011, he released his autobiography entitled Le Freak: An Upside Down Story of Family, Disco, and Destiny. On July 29, 2013, Rodgers posted on Twitter that he was cancer free.
In 2013, CHIC ft. Nile Rodgers headlined the West Holts Stage on Friday night at the Glastonbury Festival in the UK, and played a variety of tracks both from Chic and from Nile Rodgers' extensive list of songs he had worked on for other artists. A compilation album, Up All Night, credited to The Chic Organization and featuring their productions for various artists between 1977 and 1982, was released the following Monday, 1 July, and entered the UK Compilation Albums Chart at number 2 a week later.
CHIC ft. Nile Rodgers played the iTunes Festival in London on September 14, 2013. CHIC ft. Nile Rodgers, opened The X Factor (UK TV series) live show on 2 November 2013 for Disco week. They performed a medley of hits including "Le Freak", "He's The Greatest Dancer" and "Good Times".
Rodgers announced in 2013 that he was working on a new Chic album, based on recently rediscovered tapes of unreleased material from the early 1980s. He also stated that Daft Punk is interested in working on at least one song of the unreleased material with him. Rodgers co-wrote and performed on three songs off Daft Punk's 2013 Grammy Award winning Album of the Year Random Access Memories including the Grammy Record of the Year Get Lucky with the duo and Pharrell Williams.
CHIC ft. Nile Rodgers headlined at the 2014 Essence Festival curated by Prince. Special guests performing with Chic during a segment of the show that highlighted Chic's songwriting and production work for other artists, were Kathy Sledge for Sister Sledge's "We Are Family", Janelle Monae for Sister Sledge's "He's The Greatest Dancer" and Prince for David Bowie's "Let's Dance". CHIC ft. Nile Rodgers headlined Bestival in the Isle of Wight, UK on September 7, 2014. Nile Rodgers played tribute to his guitar technician Terry Brauer at Bestival after learning of his death from cancer.
While chatting with Billboard's Kerri Mason, Rodgers announced a new Chic album and shared a never-before-heard new solo track. The upcoming album is set to feature collaborations from the David Guetta and Avicii. Rodgers described how a lick he played to test a freshly-repaired guitar caught the ear of DJ Nicky Romero, ending as an important part of a "huge song" on the upcoming album. Rodgers assumed "It sounds like a pop record".
A year later, it was announced that Nile Rodgers has signed a new record deal with Warner Bros. with a release of a new Chic album for the first time in in more than two decades this June. The album will be titled It's About Time. The lead single from the record, titled "I'll Be There", will come out March 20th. Beside this, Warner Bros. signed a deal with the label that Rodgers and music exec Michael Ostin formed, Land of the Good Groove. Rodgers decided to officially unveil the track “I’ll Be There” during the vernal equinox on March 20 to signify the rebirth of the Chic Organisation. The star received a box of lost Chic demos back in 2010, and “I’ll Be There” is one of those lost tapes finished for a new generation of Disco fans.
In other news, Rodgers gave an update on his new solo material with a new track called "Do What You Wanna Do" and announced that a Chic-inspired musical is in the early stages of production.
There can be little argument that Chic was disco's greatest band; and, working in a heavily producer-dominated field, they were most definitely a band. By the time Chic appeared in the late '70s, disco was already slipping into the excess that eventually caused its downfall. Chic bucked the trend by stripping disco's sound down to its basic elements; their funky, stylish grooves had an organic sense of interplay that was missing from many of their overproduced competitors. Chic's sound was anchored by the scratchy, James Brown-style rhythm guitar of Nile Rodgers and the indelible, widely imitated (sometimes outright stolen) bass lines of Bernard Edwards; as producers, they used keyboard and string embellishments economically, which kept the emphasis on rhythm. Chic's distinctive approach not only resulted in some of the finest dance singles of their time, but also helped create a template for urban funk, dance-pop, and even hip-hop in the post-disco era. Not coincidentally, Rodgers and Edwards wound up as two of the most successful producers of the '80s.
Rodgers and Edwards first met in 1970, when both were jazz-trained musicians fresh out of high school. Edwards had attended New York's High School for the Performing Arts and was working in a Bronx post office at the time, while Rodgers' early career also included stints in the folk group New World Rising and the Apollo Theater house orchestra. Around 1972, Rodgers and Edwards formed a jazz-rock fusion group called the Big Apple Band. This outfit moonlighted as a backup band, touring behind smooth soul vocal group New York City in the wake of their 1973 hit "I'm Doin' Fine Now." After New York City broke up, the Big Apple Band hit the road with Carol Douglas for a few months, and Rodgers and Edwards decided to make a go of it on their own toward the end of 1976. At first they switched their aspirations from fusion to new wave, briefly performing as Allah & the Knife Wielding Punks, but quickly settled into dance music. They enlisted onetime LaBelle drummer Tony Thompson and female vocalists Norma Jean Wright and Alfa Anderson, and changed their name to Chic in summer 1977 so as to avoid confusion with Walter Murphy & the Big Apple Band (who'd just hit big with "A Fifth of Beethoven").
Augmented in the studio by keyboardists Raymond Jones and Rob Sabino, Chic recorded the demo single "Dance, Dance, Dance (Yowsah, Yowsah, Yowsah)" and shopped it around to several major record companies, all of which declined it. The small Buddah label finally released it as a 12" in late 1977, and as its club popularity exploded, Atlantic stepped in, signed the group, and re-released the single on a wider basis. "Dance, Dance, Dance" hit the Top Ten, peaking at number six, and made Chic one of the hottest new groups in disco. Chic scrambled to put together their self-titled first album, which spawned a minor follow-up hit, "Everybody Dance," in early 1978. At this point, Wright left to try her hand at a solo career (with assistance from Rodgers and Edwards), and was replaced by Luci Martin. It was a good time to come onboard; "Le Freak," the first single from sophomore album C'est Chic, was an out-of-the-box smash, spending five weeks on top of the charts toward the end of 1978 and selling over four-million copies (which made it the biggest-selling single in Atlantic's history). Follow-up "I Want Your Love" reached number seven, cementing the group's new star status, and C'est Chic became one of the rare disco albums to go platinum.
1979's Risqué was another solidly constructed LP that also went platinum, partly on the strength of Chic's second number one pop hit, "Good Times." "Good Times" may not have equaled the blockbuster sales figures of "Le Freak," but it was the band's most imitated track: Queen's number one hit "Another One Bites the Dust" was a clear rewrite, and the Sugarhill Gang lifted the instrumental backing track wholesale for the first commercial rap single, "Rapper's Delight," marking the first of many times that Chic grooves would be recycled into hip-hop records. Also in 1979, Rodgers and Edwards took on their first major outside production assignment, producing and writing the Sister Sledge smashes "We Are Family" and the oft-sampled "He's the Greatest Dancer." This success, in turn, landed them the chance to work with pop / R&B superstar Diana Ross on 1980's blockbuster opus, diana , and they wrote and produced "Upside Down," her first number one hit in four years, as well as another top-ten smash, "I'm Coming Out."
If you listen closely to Chic's early productions, the strings play a prominent role, especially on the beautiful ballads from the recordings for the band and Sister Sledge. It is also very significant to note the strong background vocalists on those recordings -- many of New York's finest session singers -- among them, one who would soon become a superstar Grammy winner in his own right, Mr. Luther Vandross, who also was a featured vocalist with the studio disco group, Change.
The disco fad was fading rapidly by that point, however, and 1980's Real People failed to go gold despite another solid performance by the band. Changing tastes put an end to Chic's heyday, as Rodgers and Edwards' outside production work soon grew far more lucrative, even despite aborted projects with Aretha Franklin and Johnny Mathis. Several more Chic LPs followed in the early '80s, with diminishing creative and commercial returns, and Rodgers and Edwards disbanded the group after completing the lackluster Believer in 1983. Later that year, both recorded solo LPs that sank without a trace. Hungry for acceptance and respect in the rock mainstream (especially after accusations that they had ripped off Queen instead of the other way around), both Rodgers and Edwards sought out high-profile production and session work over the rest of the decade. Rodgers produced blockbuster albums like David Bowie's Let's Dance, Madonna's Like a Virgin, and Mick Jagger's She's the Boss. Edwards wasn't as prolific as a producer, but did join the one-off supergroup The Power Station along with Tony Thompson as well as Robert Palmer and members of avowed Chic fans Duran Duran; he later produced Palmer's commercial breakthrough, Riptide. Edwards also worked with Rod Stewart (Out of Order), Jody Watley, and Tina Turner, while Rodgers' other credits include the Thompson Twins, the Vaughan Brothers, INXS, and The B-52's' comeback Cosmic Thing.
Rodgers and Edwards re-formed Chic in 1992 with new vocalists Sylver Logan Sharp and Jenn Thomas, and an assortment of session drummers in Thompson's place; they toured and released a new album, Chic-ism. In 1996, the reconstituted Chic embarked on a tour of Japan; sadly, on April 18, Edwards passed away in his Tokyo hotel room due to a severe bout of pneumonia. Rodgers continued to tour occasionally with a version of Chic, and, in 1999, his Sumthing Else label issued a recording of Edwards' final performance with the band, Live at the Budokan.
CHIC has been nominated for inclusion in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame nine times: 2003, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2011, 2013 and 2014. Rodgers and Chic continue to perform to major audiences worldwide as CHIC ft. Nile Rodgers.
In October 2010, Rodgers began his fight with prostate cancer. In October 2011, he released his autobiography entitled Le Freak: An Upside Down Story of Family, Disco, and Destiny. On July 29, 2013, Rodgers posted on Twitter that he was cancer free.
In 2013, CHIC ft. Nile Rodgers headlined the West Holts Stage on Friday night at the Glastonbury Festival in the UK, and played a variety of tracks both from Chic and from Nile Rodgers' extensive list of songs he had worked on for other artists. A compilation album, Up All Night, credited to The Chic Organization and featuring their productions for various artists between 1977 and 1982, was released the following Monday, 1 July, and entered the UK Compilation Albums Chart at number 2 a week later.
CHIC ft. Nile Rodgers played the iTunes Festival in London on September 14, 2013. CHIC ft. Nile Rodgers, opened The X Factor (UK TV series) live show on 2 November 2013 for Disco week. They performed a medley of hits including "Le Freak", "He's The Greatest Dancer" and "Good Times".
Rodgers announced in 2013 that he was working on a new Chic album, based on recently rediscovered tapes of unreleased material from the early 1980s. He also stated that Daft Punk is interested in working on at least one song of the unreleased material with him. Rodgers co-wrote and performed on three songs off Daft Punk's 2013 Grammy Award winning Album of the Year Random Access Memories including the Grammy Record of the Year Get Lucky with the duo and Pharrell Williams.
CHIC ft. Nile Rodgers headlined at the 2014 Essence Festival curated by Prince. Special guests performing with Chic during a segment of the show that highlighted Chic's songwriting and production work for other artists, were Kathy Sledge for Sister Sledge's "We Are Family", Janelle Monae for Sister Sledge's "He's The Greatest Dancer" and Prince for David Bowie's "Let's Dance". CHIC ft. Nile Rodgers headlined Bestival in the Isle of Wight, UK on September 7, 2014. Nile Rodgers played tribute to his guitar technician Terry Brauer at Bestival after learning of his death from cancer.
While chatting with Billboard's Kerri Mason, Rodgers announced a new Chic album and shared a never-before-heard new solo track. The upcoming album is set to feature collaborations from the David Guetta and Avicii. Rodgers described how a lick he played to test a freshly-repaired guitar caught the ear of DJ Nicky Romero, ending as an important part of a "huge song" on the upcoming album. Rodgers assumed "It sounds like a pop record".
A year later, it was announced that Nile Rodgers has signed a new record deal with Warner Bros. with a release of a new Chic album for the first time in in more than two decades this June. The album will be titled It's About Time. The lead single from the record, titled "I'll Be There", will come out March 20th. Beside this, Warner Bros. signed a deal with the label that Rodgers and music exec Michael Ostin formed, Land of the Good Groove. Rodgers decided to officially unveil the track “I’ll Be There” during the vernal equinox on March 20 to signify the rebirth of the Chic Organisation. The star received a box of lost Chic demos back in 2010, and “I’ll Be There” is one of those lost tapes finished for a new generation of Disco fans.
In other news, Rodgers gave an update on his new solo material with a new track called "Do What You Wanna Do" and announced that a Chic-inspired musical is in the early stages of production.
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Chic Lyrics
'26' 26, my baby's a 26 On a scale of 1 to…
03.My Feet Keep Dancing Dancing, dancing My feet keep dancing, dancing, dancing My…
06.Chip Off The Old Block [Chorus] He's a chip off the old block Just like a robot,…
26 26, my baby's a 26 On a scale of 1 to…
A Warm Summer Night Papi, could you love me tonight? On a warm summer night It…
At Last I Am Free At last I am free I can hardly see in front…
Believer Stand back to back believer Meet head to head Fight toe to…
Bernard Introduction One, two Ah, freak out Le freak, c'est chic Freak out …
Bone Just one more thing Remember the whole world's a circus Don'…
Boogie All Night Boogie all night Like nobody's watching We don't care who's …
Burn Hard Slap your bass, burn hard, burn hard Work out, work out Brah…
Can't Stand to Love You Every night I pray Can't stand to love you And…
Celebrate Good time Good times, these are the good times Leave your cares behind…
Chic Chic Chic Everybody strut Chic Chic Everybody strut Come o…
Chic Cheer (Live) Chic, chic, chic Chic, chic, chic Chic, chic, chic Chic, chi…
Chic Mystique Hit it! Chic (Chic) Mystique (Mystique) Sweet (Sweet) Relea…
Chicism Ladies and Gentlemen CHIC! A show of hands, I thought so An…
Chip Off The Old Block [Chorus] He's a chip off the old block Just like a robot,…
City Lights Let's go light the lights, Groovin' city lights Lights, …
Dance Chorus Dance, Dance, Dance, Dance Keep On Dancing Dance, …
Dance Dance Dance Chorus Dance, Dance, Dance, Dance Keep On Dancing Dance, Dan…
Dance With Me Come on Get on your feet, feet, feet, feet Get on your…
Dance, Dance, Dance Dance, dance, dance, dance Keep on dancing Dance, dance, dan…
Dance, Dance, Dance (Yowsah, Yowsah, Yowsah) Dance, dance, dance, dance Keep on dancin' Dance, dance, dan…
DanceDanceDance Dance, dance, dance, dance Keep on dancin´ Dance, dance, dan…
Do That Dance Dance, dance do that dance Everybody get on the floor and…
Do You Wanna Party Do you wanna party? (Wanna party?) Do you? Do you? Do…
Doin' That Thing To Me Do, do, do, do, do Doin' that thing to me Do, do,…
Est-Ce Que C'est Chic Est-ce que c'est chic? Ou simplement ordinaire Est-ce que …
Est‐ce que c'est chic Est-ce que c'est chic Ou simplement ordinaire Est-ce que c'…
Everybody Dance Everybody dance, do-do-do Clap your hands, clap your hands E…
Falling in Love With You I think of you, honey, night and day And it's your…
Flash Back Makin' love and dance was all we'd do A little teasin'…
Freak Ah freak out Freak out Ah freak out Freak out Ah freak out …
Free At last I am free I can hardly see in front…
Funny Bone Just one more thing Remember the whole world's a circus Don'…
Give Me the Lovin Give me the lovin', come on Give me the lovin' Give me…
Good time Good times, these are the good times Leave your cares behind…
Good Times (2006 Remastered Original 12 Good times, these are the good times Leave your cares behin…
Good Times / Rapper's Delight Good times, these are the good times Leave your cares behind…
Got To Love Somebody I've got to love somebody today I've got to love somebody I'…
Hangin Uh hey Theodore Like what are we gonna do tonight, man Theod…
Happy Man Happy man, happy man, that's me Happy man, for you all…
He's The Greatest Dance Oh what, wow He's the greatest dancer Oh what, wow That I've…
Hey Fool (*) If you ever need the lovin' And another dream is…
High High, high Music never stops Makes me High Like the feelin…
I Dance My Dance Ah freak out Freak out Ah freak out Freak out Ah freak out …
I Feel Your Love Comin On I feel your love coming on Like the calm before the…
I Got Protection I've got protection from your infection I've got protection …
I Love Disco I feel your love coming on Like the calm before the…
I Loved You More I loved you more than words could tell Oh I loved…
I Want Your Love I want your love I want your love I want your love I…
I'll be there (Into the disco scene) I'll be there I'll be there Life be…
I'm Coming Out I'm coming out, I'm coming I'm coming out I'm coming out, I…
I'm Thinking About You Everybody let me tell you 'bout my love Brought to you…
In It To Win It Get in it, to win it Get in it Get in it,…
In Love With Music I'm telling you Oh I love my music, yeah Never want to…
I’m Coming Out I'm coming out, I'm coming I'm coming out I'm coming out, I…
I’m Thinking of You Everybody let me tell you 'bout my love Brought to you…
Jack Le Freak Ah freak out Freak out Ah freak out Freak out Ah freak out …
Jusagroove [Chorus: x 2] Life going nowhere - lost you don´t care Got…
Just One World Chic Chic Everybody strut Chic Chic Everybody str…
Just Out of Reach I want a love that's mine all mine, all the…
Le Freak Ah, freak out Le freak, c'est Chic Freak out Ah, freak out L…
Le Freak (Live) Ah, freak out! Le freak, c'est chic Freak out! Ah, freak out…
Lost In Music We're lost in music; caught in a trap. No turning back.…
M.M.F.T.C.F I'm coming out, I'm coming I'm coming out I'm coming out, I…
M.M.F.T.C.F. Make my funk the Chic Funk Make my funk the Chic…
Megachic Ah freak out Freak out Ah freak out Freak out Ah freak out …
My Feed Keep Dancing Dancing, dancing My feet keep dancing, dancing, dancing My…
My Feet Keep Dancing Dancing, dancing My feet keep dancing, dancing, dancing My f…
My Forbidden Lover My forbidden lover, I don't want no other My forbidden lover…
My Love's For Real My love's for real My love's for real My love's for real …
One And Only One You're my one (One and only) One and only one You're my o…
Party Everybody Party Everybody Feel the music in your body I said party e…
Queen There was a little girl Whose daddy called her queen And lif…
Real People Real people I want to live my life With some real people Yea…
Rebels Are We We are the rebels, baby Rebels are we We want to be…
Savoir Faire Dog man star took a suck on a pill And stabbed…
Sharing Love (*) Sharing love, take a look around Ain,t nothin, better …
Show Me Your Light Show me your light, your light Me, your light, your light L…
So Fine So fine, so fine to me Cause you're so fine So fine…
Sober Tell 'em Stefflon is a bad chick Tell 'em, tell 'em, te-te-t…
Something You Can Feel I'm gonna explain it I hope you retain it The chic mystique …
Sometimes You Win Take a little chance It don't mean nothing Sometimes you win…
Soup for One Soup for one When your on the run When your by yourself Minu…
Stage Fright My stage fright holds back me all night Stage fright My sta…
Stone Free I'm all weak from talking And if I stay too long People…
Strike Up the Band Strike up, up the band Makin' music is our plan Got to…
STUDIO 54 Dance, dance, dance, dance Keep on dancin´ Dance, dance, d…
Take a Closer Look Take a closer look at my love Take a closer look…
Take It Off Take it off, all off Your package is nice but I've…
Take My Love Late in the evening During the summertime Desire is so hot…
Telling Lies Telling lies is your hobby And you don't give a damn…
Thinking Of You Everybody let me tell you 'bout my love Brought to you…
Till The World Falls We keep dancing 'til the world falls Go on and on…
Upside Down I said upside down You're turning me You're giving love inst…
Warm Summer Nights Papi, could you love me tonight? On a warm summer night It…
We Are Family We are family I got all my sisters with me We are…
What About Me Now you got yours what about me I gave my love…
When You Love Somebody Uh hey Theodore Like what are we gonna do tonight, man Theod…
Why Ah freak out Freak out Ah freak out Freak out Ah freak out …
Will You Cry When you hear this song will you cry 'Cause you know…
Would You Be My Baby Could you be my, be my baby Don't you tell me…
You Are Beautiful Oh you are beautiful, you are beautiful Oh you are…
you can get You can get by if you try You can get by…
You Can't do It Alone The me decade is gone You can't do it alone, no You'll…
You Got Some Love for Me You got some love for me I got some love for…
Your Love Your love, your love Makes my world Your love, sweet love Ma…
Your Love Is Cancelled Watchin' the late show I made up my mind, oh…