CK Discography

CK sings backing vocals on the demo version of the song “Black Crow”.

Album Artist: Joni Mitchell

Record Label: Rhino

Producer(s): Joni Mitchell, Patrick Mulligan

History / Trivia Facts: This exclusive track (recorded in March 1976 for the “Hejira” album) is part of previously unissued material from original stereo reels and cassette tapes. Chaka Khan also sang backing vocals the following year on two songs from Joni Mitchell’s critically acclaimed experimental jazz album, “Don Juan’s Reckless Daughter”.

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CK and her brother Mark Stevens sing backing vocals for their sister Taka Boom.

Artist: amillionsons Featuring Taka Boom with Chaka Khan & Mark Stevens

Record Label: iLL Kid Records

Producer(s): Matthew John Shelton, Karl Robin Junga, Andrew Christopher Kulesza

History / Trivia: amillionsons is an electro collective band from Nottingham, England. This recording is a reinterpretation of their Balearic Ibiza Anthem that was released in various versions. There was also a limited edition of colored 12″ vinyl records available. It is a follow-up to their 2002 cover version of ‘Misty Blue” which was originally a 1966 country song by Wilma Burgess that later became a Grammy-nominated Top 5 international pop hit by Dorothy Moore.

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CK co-wrote lyrics and she sings co-lead vocals on the inspirational uptempo pop music anthem “Immortal Queen”. Album Artist: Sia

Record Label: Monkey Puzzle / Atlantic

Producer(s): Greg Kurstin

History/Trivia Facts: This is the tenth studio album by 9X Grammy-nominated Australian singer-songwriter Sia Furler.

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CK’s Grammy-nominated signature tune, “I’m Every Woman” was first released on this 1978 solo debut album. It has been re-released, remixed and covered numerous times for over 40 years.

Record Label: Warner Bros Producer(s): Arif Mardin Singles: “I’m Every Woman” /  “Life Is A Dance” History/Trivia Facts: CK’s incredible 1978 solo debut album remastered by Bernie Grundman. Available on limited edition vinyl and CD. Personally autographed by Chaka Khan.

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CK sings co-lead vocals with David Clayton-Thomas on the introspective song “Dreaming As One”.

Album Artist: Blood Sweat & Tears

Record Label: Music On CD

Producer(s): Roy Haley, Bobby Colomby

History / Trivia Facts: This long-awaited reissue (of the original 1977 album on ABC Records) is now available on CD for the first time.

#299

CK is the guest vocalist on the single “Tekken 2”

Album Artist: Bombay Bicycle Club Record Label: Island, AWAL Producer(s): Jack Steadman History/Trivia Facts: CK also appears in the music video from this guitar fronted English indie rock band that has experimented with various music genres including folk, electronica and world music.

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CK sings duet lead vocals on “Cotton Eyed Joe”. Album Artist: Rufus Wainwright

Record Label: BMG Producer(s): Mitchell Froom History/Trivia Facts: Rufus Wainwright was a Grammy Award nominee for Best Traditional Pop Vocal Album in 2009 and 2020.

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Record Label: SRG-ILS Group, Sony Recording Group History/Trivia Facts: Soulful dance remix by Grammy-nominated Chicago House Music Producer Terry Hunter.

#296

Record Label: SRG-ILS Group Sony Recording Group Producer(s): Gregg Pagani

#295

CK sings lead and background vocals on eight songs with her 1970’s funk band Rufus. Guitarist Tony Maiden sings lead vocals on “Dancing For Your Love”.

Record Label: Universal Music Japan Producer(s): Quincy Jones Singles: “Do You Love What You Feel”  / “Any Love” History/Trivia Facts: This CD release includes a bonus lyric booklet and a rare 6:29 disco version of “Any Love”. It was one of the most requested remixed dance songs in Black American LGBTQ Gay clubs during the 1990’s.

#294

CK sings lead vocals on 18 songs that were previously released as exclusive singles in Japan.

Record Label: Warner Music Japan Producer(s): ‘Kaz Michijima History/Trivia Facts: ‘This project includes 12 Chaka Khan music videos.

#293

CK sings lead vocals on 70 tracks from her solo recording career.

Record Label: Pop.Stuff Producer(s): (Various) History/Trivia Facts: This compilation collection that was curated and designed by The Pop Culture includes a bonus booklet.

#292

CK sings lead vocals on “When The Time Comes”. Album Artist: Various.

Record Label: Island Records Producer(s): Troy Miller History/Trivia Facts: This soundtrack album is based on the eponymous stage musical of the same name.

#291

CK sings lead vocals on “Fabulosity”. Album Artist: Todrick Hall.

Record Label: Frty Fve Producer(s): Jeeve, WiiDope History/Trivia Facts: This album is inspired by LGBTQ Gay Pride and its title refers to embracing both masculine and feminine sides of yourself.

#290

CK performs her favorite career songs including a tribute to Aretha Franklin in a live concert taped for PBS public television fundraising.

Record Label: BMG Rights Mgmt History/Trivia Facts: This performance was recorded live at the Harris Theatre in Chicago.

#289

CK sings live vocals on thirteen songs from both her Rufus and solo career between 1973- 1995

Record Label: Wiener World History/Trivia Facts: This 2007 concert was filmed and recorded in Malibu California. It includes an extended 16:51 minute version of “Sweet Thing” showcasing her three background singers

#288

CK sings lead vocals on “Nobody” with Ariana Grande. Album Artist: Various

Record Label: Republic Producer(s): Ariana Grande, Peter Karlsson History/Trivia Facts: This album is based on the 1976 crime drama television series of the same name starring Kate Jackson, Jaclyn Smith and Farrah (Fawcett) Majors.

#287

CK performs live lead vocals on “Help Me” and live background vocals on “Dreamland” and “Big Yellow Taxi”. / Album Artist: Various.

Record Label: Decca Producer(s): Joni Mitchell History/Trivia Facts: CK performs these songs on stage during the 75th birthday tribute concert for Joni Mitchell on November 7, 2018.

#286

Record Label: Diary Island Producer(s): Switch, Sara Ruba, Troydon Murison, Sanford Livingston, Chaka Khan Singles: “Like Sugar” and “Hello Happiness” History/Trivia Facts: “Like Sugar” was used in television advertisements for U.S. retailer chains including Target.

#285

CK co-wrote lyrics for “Must Be The Music” (2am Disco Reprise) sung by Taka Boom on lead vocals

Producer(s): David Lee Record Label: Z Records (London UK) Chaka co-wrote lyrics for “Must Be The Music” (2am Disco Reprise) sung by Taka Boom on lead vocals. Album Artist: Joey Negro History/Trivia Facts: The song writing credit is listed under CK’s birth name Yvette Stevens. Taka Boom (a.k.a. Yvonne Stevens) is her younger sister.

#284

CK sings co-lead vocals in the Hindi language on this bhajan song with Sonu Nigam.

Album Artist: Sonu Nigam

Producer(s): John Barnes

History  / Trivia Facts: This duet was recorded to honor Mahatma Gandhi’s 150th Birth Anniversary in cooperation with the Consulate General of India New York and Shanti Fund. Sonu Nigam is a renowned Indian singer, actor and dubbing artist known as the “Modern Rafi”.

#283

CK sings lead vocals on the song “Keep Reachin”.

Record Label: Amazon Music Unlimited Producer(s): Quincy Jones / Mark Ronson Chaka sings lead vocals on the song “Keep Reachin”. History/Trivia Facts: This song was nominated for a 2018 Hollywood Music Media Award.

#282

CK sings lead vocals featuring background rapper B. Slade.

Record Label: I.Khan Records

Producer(s): B. Slade

History / Trivia Facts: Chaka Khan wrote the self-empowering lyrics. B.Slade (formerly known as Tonex) is also a 7X Stellar award-winning and 2X Grammy-nominated Gospel singer / songwriter. The music video of this song features walk-on appearances by Chaka’s daughter and recording artist I. Khan and several young family members: Raeven Gibson, Daija Holland, Joshua Khan-Corley and Jett Khan-Corley.

#281

CK sings co-lead vocals with Jamaican dancehall artist Tiek (featuring Popcann)

Record Label: Ministry Of Sound RCA Producer(s): Mark Tieku History/Trivia Facts: This song was recorded in London.

#280

CK sings co-lead vocals with her sister Taka Boom and her brother Mark Stevens on “House Of Love” Album Artist: FOMO.

Record Label: Shaboom Records Producer(s): Mark Bell, Jamie Petrie History/Trivia Facts: CK appears in the YouTube music video with her younger brother and sister. Additional remixes were released by various electronic dance and house music producers: DJ Dmitry (DeeLite), DJ Sneak, Eric D Clark, Split Secs, Tripmastaz, Yousef, and Rune Lindbaek.

#279

CK sings lead vocals on “The Christmas Song”. Album Artist: Anthony Hamilton

Record Label: Mister’s Music-RCA Producer(s): Kelvin Wooten History/Trivia Facts: This is a cover of the holiday classic written by Mel Torme and made famous by Nat King Cole.

#278

CK sings co-lead vocals with Tony Maiden on an extended U.S. 12-inch version of their 1969 Rufus song, “Do You Love What You Feel”. Album Artist: Various

Record Label: Sony Music Entertainment Netherlands Producer(s): Quincy Jones History/Trivia Facts: Ben Liebrand is an award-winning Dutch dance music, DJ remixer, and 3D visual artist.

#277

CK sings thirteen songs from both her Rufus and solo career between 1973-1995.

Record Label: Zye Records Chaka sings thirteen songs from both her Rufus and solo career between 1973-1995. History/Trivia Facts: This combined CD/DVD is from a 2007 concert filmed and recorded in Malibu, California.

#276

CK sings co-lead with Nick Ashford and Valerie Simpson on “Stuff Like That”.

Record Label: Universal Music Operation Li Producer(s): Quincy Jones Chaka sings co-lead with Nick Ashford and Valerie Simpson on “Stuff Like That”. History/Trivia Facts: This disco classic single was a Number One R&B chart-topper.

#275

Chaka Khan Cover Song: 10 instrumental jazz versions  of CK’s most famous hits from the 1980s to 2007.

Record Label: CC Entertainment Producer(s): The Smooth Jazz All-Stars Ten instrumental jazz covers of Chaka’s most famous hit songs from the 1980s to 2007. Album Artist: The Smooth Jazz All-Stars History/Trivia Facts: This is the follow-up release by an unidentified group of musicians who interpret CK’s music with the jazz saxophonist taking her lead lines.

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CK sings lead vocals on this self-empowerment theme dance song.

Record Label: Earthsong Records Producer(s): Lecrae Devaughn Moore History/Trivia Facts: This song was released with several club remixes and reached number 7 on Billboard’s dance chart. Christian music rapper, singer, songwriter and record producer Lecrae was the first hip hop artist in history to win both a Grammy and BET Award in the gospel category.

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CK sings lead vocals on “Gotta Get Over”. Album Artist: Eric Clapton

Record Label: Polydor Producer(s): George Duke History/Trivia Facts: CK previously recorded with Eric Clapton on his 1989 “Journeyman” album.

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‘CK sings co-lead vocals on “Baby It’s Cold Outside” with Jeffrey Osborne. Album Artist: Jeffrey Osborne

Record Label: Star Vista Entertainment Producer(s): George Duke History/Trivia Facts: CK previously worked with Jeffrey Osborne in 1999 when they performed the “G.F. Handel The Young Messiah” concert in Dublin Ireland with Gladys Knight, Roger Daltry, and the Irish Philharmonic Orchestra.

#271

CK sings co-lead vocals on “Lowdown” with Mario Bondi. Album Artist: Incognito

Record Label: Ear Music Producer(s): Jean-Paul Bluey, remix and additional production Dominic “Ski” Oakenfull History/Trivia Facts: This compilation features the “Lowdown (Ski Oakenfull Remix) – only released digitally before.

#270

CK sings co-lead vocals with Luther Vandross on “Have Yourself A Merry Little Christmas”.

Album Artist: Luther Vandross Record Label: Sony Music Producer(s): Luther Vandross, Nat Adderly Jr. History / Trivia Facts: This is a rare live duet appearance that was performed live on television at the “1998 Soul Train Christmas Starfest”. It was added to Luther Vandross’ platinum CD expanded edition of “This Is Christmas” (originally released in 1995).

#269

CK sings lead and background vocals on 33 selected songs from her solo career.

Record Label: Music Club Deluxe-Rhino History/Trivia Facts: Acclaimed British journalist and founder of www.soulmusic.com David Nathan compiled this 2CD set and wrote the sleeve notes.

#268

CK sings lead vocals on “High Wire: The Aerialist” and “I Loves You Porgy”. Album Artist: Chick Corea, Stanley Clarke and Lenny White.

Record Label: Concord Producer(s): Lenny White History/Trivia Facts: This Grammy-winning album was a reunion session for Chaka Khan who recorded these same songs with these jazz musicians on the 1982 studio album: “Echoes Of An Era”.

#267

CK sings lead vocals on “I’m a Fool To Want You” Album Artist: Various

Record Label: Concord Producer(s): Terri Lyne Carrington History/Trivia Facts: This ballad is a pop and jazz standard originally written and performed by Frank Sinatra in 1951

#266

CK performs 10 songs from both her solo career and when she was front woman for the band Rufus.

Record Label: Sony Music History/Trivia Facts: This CD was recorded live in 2007 at The Performing Art Centre in Malibu, California.

#265

CK sings lead vocals on “One More Try” and co-lead vocals with Ai on “Through The Fire”. Album Artist: Ai

Record Label: Island Universal Sigma History/Trivia Facts: Snoop Dogg, Judith Hill, and Boyz II Men are additional guest artists who collaborated with the  Japanese-American singer-songwriter on this album.

#264

CK sings co-lead vocals with Pop music singer Clay Aiken on “I Believe We Can”.

Record Label: Walt Disney Records Producer(s): Danny Jacob Chaka sings co-lead vocals with Pop music singer Clay Aiken on “I Believe We Can”. History/Trivia Facts: Chaka Khan guest starred as herself in an animated TV movie that featured this song. It was the second largest viewership telecast of all time on Disney XD.

#263

CK sings co-lead vocals on “Lowdown” with Mario Biondi. Album Artist: Incognito

Record Label: Dome Producer(s): Jean-Paul Bluey History/Trivia Facts: CK appears in the Incognito music video for this cover song originally recorded by Boz Scaggs.

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CK sings co-lead vocals on “The Song Goes On” with K.S. Chi Thea, Anoushka Shankar, and Wayne Shorter. Album Artist: Herbie Hancock

Record Label: Hancock Producer(s): John Alagia, Derek Trucks History/Trivia Facts: This Grammy-winning album was recorded in many locations throughout the world and was complemented by a documentary about the recording process.

#261

CK sings lead vocals on “So Blue”. Album Artist: Various

Record Label: NuNoise Records Producer(s): Arif Mardin, Joe Mardin History/Trivia Facts: CK is accompanied by jazz saxophonist David Sanborn on this song.

#260

CK sings co-lead vocals with Beverley Knight on “Soul Survivor”. Album Artist: Beverley Knight

Record Label: Hurricane Records Producer(s): Beverley Knight History/Trivia Facts: CK co-wrote lyrics for this song recorded in London.

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CK sings lead and background vocals on her first five solo albums: “Chaka” (1978), “Naughty” (1980), “What Cha Gonna Do For Me” (1981), “Chaka Khan” (1982), and “I Feel For You” (1984)

Record Label: Warner Bros History/Trivia Facts: This release is part of the Warner Bros., UK, and Rhino original album series collection.

#258

CK sings lead vocals on “Walking In Space” and co-lead vocals on “Miss Celie’s Blues (Sister) with Buster Brody and “Dirty Dozens” with Patti Austin. She also sings ensemble vocals on “Stuff Like That” with Patti Austin, Petula Clak, Angelique Kidjo,  Beverley Knight, Ledisi, Nana Mouskouri, Naturally 7, Rahsaan Patterson and Freda Payne.

Studio: Eagle Rock Entertainment DVD Producer(s): Claude Nobs Chaka sings lead vocals on “Walking In Space” and co-lead vocals on “Miss Celie’s Blues (Sister) with Buster Brody and “Dirty Dozens” with Patti Austin. She also sings ensemble vocals on “Stuff Like That” with Patti Austin, Petula Clak, Angelique Kidjo,  Beverley Knight, Ledisi, Nana Mouskouri, Naturally 7, Rahsaan Patterson and Freda Payne. History/Trivia Facts: Recorded live on July 14, 2008 at the Stravinski Auditorium, Montreux Music & Convention Centre (Switzerland)

#257

CK sings lead vocals on “This Saith the Lord” and “The Trumpet Shall Sound” with The Visual Ministry Gospel Choir and co-lead vocals on “Death Where Is Thy Sting

Record Label: The Irish Mail On Sunday Producer(s): Frank McNamara History/Trivia Facts: Thanks be To God” with Gladys Knight, Roger Daltry, Jeffrey Osborne and the Irish Philharmonic Orchestra. Album Artist: Various / Two gala performances of this production took place in Dublin, Ireland on December 4-5, 1999 in addition to being broadcast during Ireland’s Millennium TV schedule.

#256

CK sings lead vocals on “If Only”. Album Artist: Various

Producer(s): Gary Haase History/Trivia Facts: Additional artists performing compositions by Grammy-nominated singer-songwriter Denise Rich include Phyllis Hyman, Brenda Russell, Melisa Morgan, Jody Watley, and Tramaine Hawkins.

#255

CK sings lead vocals on “Too Much Juice”. Album Artist: Various

Record Label: Atlantic Producer(s): George Acogny History/Trivia Facts: Additional guest recording artists on this movie’s soundtrack include Natalie Cole, Aaron Neville, Richie Sambora, and Solomon Burke.

#254

CK sings live vocals on thirteen songs from both her Rufus and solo career between 1973- 1995

Record Label: Daydream Records History/Trivia Facts: It includes an extended 16:51 minute version of “Sweet Thing” showcasing her three background singers: Antoinette Scruggs, Mabvuto Carpenter and Tiffany Smith.

#253

‘CK sings live vocals on thirteen songs from both her Rufus and solo career between 1973- 1995

It includes an extended 16:51 minute version of “Sweet Thing” showcasing her three background singers: Antoinette Scruggs, Mabvuto Carpenter and Tiffany Smith. Record Label: Pegasus Entertainment

#252

CK sings in French on “Everything Must Change” with Mick Hucknall (Simply Red), and James Morrison. She also , Miss Celie’s Blues Chaka sings lead vocals with guest musician Brody Buster and “Let The Good Times Roll” w/ Phil Collins, Claude Nobs and Mick Hucknall (Simply Red)

Studio: Eagle Rock Entertainment DVD Producer(s): Claude Nobs Chaka sings in French on “Everything Must Change” with Mick Hucknall (Simply Red), and James Morrison. She also , Miss Celie’s Blues Chaka sings lead vocals with guest musician Brody Buster and “Let The Good Times Roll” w/ Phil Collins, Claude Nobs and Mick Hucknall (Simply Red) History/Trivia Facts: Recorded live on July 19, 1996 at the Stravinski Auditorium, Montreux Jazz Festival (Switzerland)

#251

Chaka Khan Cover Song: 10 instrumental jazz versions of CK’s most famous hits from her early work with Rufus to her early 80’s solo releases.

Record Label: CC Entertainment Producer(s): The Smooth Jazz All-Stars Ten instrumental jazz covers of Chaka’s most famous hits from her earlier work with Rufus to her early 80’s solo releases. Album Artist: The Smooth Jazz All-Stars History/Trivia Facts: This was the first of two tribute CDs by an unidentified group of musicians playing jazz homage to CK.

#250

CK sings lead vocals on all 13 tracks which feature duets with Mary J. Blige and Michael McDonald. Her former Rufus bandmate Tony Maiden was also a guest artist on guitar.

Record Label: Burgundy Producer(s): Jimmy Jam, Terry Lewis, James “Big Jim” Wright Singles: “Disrespectful”, “Angel”, “You Belong To Me”, “One For All Time” History/Trivia Facts: CK won 2 Grammy Awards for this project which included 4 bonus tracks available exclusively on Circuit City/Napster, iTunes, and Walmart.

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CK sings lead vocals on ‘Lullaby of Birdland’ and co-lead vocals on “(If You Can’t Sing It) You’ll Have to Swing It (Mr. Paganini) with Natalie Cole. Album Artist: Various.

Record Label: Verve Producer(s): Phil Ramone History/Trivia Facts: This “all-star” tribute album to Ella Fitzgerald was released to mark the 90th anniversary of her birth. Guest artists include Stevie Wonder, Dianne Reeves, Gladys Knight, Queen Latifah, and Etta James.

#248

CK sings lead vocals on “Shining Star”. Album Artist: Various

Record Label: Stax Records Producer(s): Maurice White History/Trivia Facts: Additional guest vocalists on this tribute compilation include Ledisi, Kirk Franklin, and Lalah Hathaway.

#247

Chaka Khan’s song “Close The Door” is sampled on the R&B song, “So Right For Me”.

Album Artist: Marques Houston

Record Label: Universal Records

Producer(s): Lil Walt, Candice Nelson

History / Trivia Facts: CK co-wrote lyrics and she sang the original version’s lead vocals on the 1977 platinum-selling Rufus album, “Ask Rufus”.

#246

CK sings lead vocals on “Alive”. Album Artist: Billy Cobham

Record Label: Just Us Groove UK Producer(s): Billy Cobham History/Trivia Facts: Panamanian-American jazz drummer William Emanuel Cobham Jr. began his career in the late 1960s with trumpeter Miles Davis.

#245

CK sings lead vocals on “Do You Hear What I Hear”. Album Artist: Various

Record Label: Breaking Records Producer(s): Eve Nelson History/Trivia Facts: CK’s daughter Indira Milini Khan and her granddaughter Raeven Gibson sing background vocals.

#244

CK sings live lead vocals with the Richard Smallwood Singers on “Precious Is His Name”. Album Artist: Richard Smallwood

Record Label: Verity Producer(s): Steven Ford, Richard Smallwood History/Trivia Facts: This gospel album was recorded live on August 24, 2005, at the Hammerstein Ballroom, NYC

#243

CK sings co-lead vocals on Let’s Stay Together”. Album Artist: Aaron Neville

Record Label: Burgundy Producer(s): Stewart Levine History/Trivia Facts: This is a cover of the 1972 song by Al Green.

#242

CK sings lead vocals on “Love Me Still”. Album Artist: Various

Record Label: Artizen Music Group Producer(s): David Gamson History/Trivia Facts: CK co-wrote this song with Bruce Hornsby which was originally the single release from the 1995 Spike Lee film, ‘Clockers’. This album was dedicated to the memory of saxophone legend Grover Washington Jr.

#241

CK sings lead vocals on fourteen songs. Record Label: Warner Platinum-Rhino History/Trivia Facts: ‘This digitally remastered CD is a UK import anthology that features all-time classic CK recordings from 1978- 1996 including two remix versions.

#240

CK sings lead vocals on the 1980 song “Clouds” written by Ashford and Simpson.

Record Label: Rino Producer(s): Arif Mardin This is the 12” single version of Chaka’s classic dance floor anthem that DJ Larry Levan often played at New York’s legendary Paradise Garage. It showcases her raw vocals with atmospheric rainstorm production sound effects.

#239

CK sings lead vocals on “Lullaby”. Album Artist: Various

Record Label: Angeli Music Producer(s): Tony McAnany History/Trivia Facts: Todd Beamer was a passenger aboard the ill-fated United Airlines aircraft who unsuccessfully attempted to gain control of the plane from hijackers during the September 11 attacks.

#238

CK sings lead vocals on “Lullaby”. Album Artist: Jeremy Lubbock

Record Label: Angeli Music Producer(s): Jeremy Lubbock, Tony McAnany History/Trivia Facts: He was an 11X Grammy-nominated English pianist, conductor, orchestrator, music producer, arranger, composer, and songwriter who also arranged the strings for Michael Jakson’s song, “Billie Jean”.

#237

CK sings lead vocals on  “Keep Your Head Up” and co-lead on “Everyday (Family Reunion)” with Gerald Levert, Yolanda Adams & Carl Thomas. Album Artist: Various

Record Label: Motown Producer(s): Poke And Tone, Ronnie Garrett, Herman Johnson, Herb Magwood, Barry Eastman History/Trivia Facts: Keep Your Head Up is played during the opening credits of the Hollywood film.

#236

CK song “Any Love” is covered by Maysa Leak.

Record Label: Shanachie Jazz Producer(s): Chris Davis CK Song Covered:  “Any Love” Album Artist: Maysa History/Trivia Facts: Maysa is best known for her solo smooth jazz work and as a lead singer with the acid jazz British band: Incognito. Rufus & Chaka originally released this song as the second single from their platinum 1979 album, “Masterjam” produced by Quincy Jones.

#235

CK sings lead vocals on The Christmas Song”. Album Artist: Various

Record Label: Peak Records Producer(s): David Benoit History/Trivia Facts: Additional artists and musicians on this holiday album include Vanessa Williams, Gerald Albright, Brian McNight, and CK’s former Rufus bandmate: Tony Maiden.

#234

CK sings co-lead vocals with Rod Stewart on the song, “You Send Me”. Album Artist: Various

Record Label: J Records Producer(s): Clive Davis, Bobb Mann, Steve Tyrell History/Trivia Facts: This is a Sam Cooke cover song and an album of Rod Stewart duets that include guest artists Diana Ross and Elton John.

#233

CK sings co-lead vocals with Beres Hammond on ” Dog Nyam Yu Supper”. Album Artist: Various

Record Label: Charm Producer(s): Clive Hunt History/Trivia Facts: CK co-wrote the lyrics with Jamaican reggae singer Beres Hammond.

#232

CK sings co-vocals with renowned Jamaican reggae singer Beres Hammond.

Record Label: VP records, Harmony House Producer(s): Clive Hunt History/Trivia Facts: This song was distributed as a promotional 12″ vinyl with three different dance mixes.

#231

CK is featured on the song, “Back Again”. Album Artist: Soulive

Record Label: Concord Records Producer(s): Jeff Krasno History/Trivia Facts: An extended version of “Back Again” was released on a Japanese-only import.

#230

CK sings her signature female empowerment anthem, “I’m Every Woman”.

Album Artist: Various Record Label: Shout! Producer(s): Arif Mardin History / Trivia Facts: This Grammy-nominated song was written by Ashford & Simpson. It was first recorded in 1979 on Chaka Khan’s solo debut album.

#229

CK sings lead vocals on I Believe (Gomi’s Spiritual Dub)”. Album Artist: Tracy Young

Record Label: Ferosh Records Producer(s): Ira Schickman with remix production by Tracy Young History/Trivia Facts: CK co-wrote the lyrics of this song which is also on the 2004 album ‘ClassiKhan’ . Tracy Young is a Grammy-winning electronic dance music DJ, producer, and remixer. She has collaborated on remixes with over 100 music artists.

#228

CK sings chorus vocals on the charity song, “Give And Let Live” with over 20 artists including her sister Taka Boom, Steve Winwood, Jocelyn Brown, Maysa, Carleen Anderson, and the London Community Gospel Choir.  Album Artist: Hope Collective

Record Label: Rice Records Producer(s): Bluey History/Trivia Facts: Proceeds from the sale of this recording go to the Playing Alive Foundation which benefits the victims of humanitarian disasters.

#227

CK song “Everlasting Love” is covered by Vanessa Williams.

Record Label: Lava Producer(s): Rob Mathes CK Song Covered: “Everlasting Love” Album Artist: Vanessa Williams History/Trivia Facts: 11X Grammy nominee Vanessa Williams was also Miss America 1984. This song was originally featured on Chaka Khan’s platinum 1977 album,  “Ask Rufus”.

#226

CK sings lead and background vocals on “Beautiful”. Album Artist: Kenny G

Record Label: Arista Producer(s): Walter Afanasieff, Clive Davis History/Trivia Facts: This compilation project reached Number One on the Contemporary Jazz chart.

#225

CK sings lead vocals on “The Best Is Yet To Come”. / Album Artist: Various

Record Label: Jaziz Producer(s): Eve Nelson History/Trivia Facts: CK dedicated this recording to her sister Tammy McCrary and her son Tallon. It was also featured on her 2004 album: ‘ClassiKhan’.

#224

CK sings lead vocals on a combination of swing standards, Broadway show tunes, film favorites, pop culture, country western, and jazz.

Record Label: Sanctuary Urban (U.K.), Earth Song-AgU MusicGroup (U.S.), JVC Victor (Japan) Producer(s): Eve Nelson, Chaka Khan History/Trivia Facts: Recorded at London’s legendary Abbey Road Studios, the album features guest appearances by Joe Sample and Sheila E.

#223

CK sings lead vocals on “Little Wing”. Album Artist: Various

Record Label: Image Entertainment Producer(s): Ira Schick History/Trivia Facts: CK’s former backup singer in concert Penny Ford sings background vocals with Kenny Olson on guitar

#222

CK sings lead vocals on four remix versions of “Get My Party On” Album Artist: Shaggy

Record Label: MCA – Big Yard Records Producer(s): Christopher Birch History/Trivia Facts: A unique one-inch ‘pock it’ CD single of this song was released on a German-only import.

#221

CK sings lead vocals on the album version of  “Get My Party On”. Album Artist: Shaggy

Record Label: MCA Records Producer(s): Christopher Birch History/Trivia Facts: This was the first studio collaboration between the two artists.

#220

Chaka Khan’s song “Better Days” is sampled on the interlude of the R&B song, “Finally Made It”.

Album Artist: Mary J. Blige

Record Label: Geffen Records

Producer(s): Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs

History / Trivia Facts: CK co-wrote lyrics and she sang the original version’s lead vocals on the 1977 platinum-selling Rufus album, “Ask Rufus”.

#219

CK sings lead and background vocals on “Live In Me”.  Album Artist: Various

Record Label: React Music Ltd Producer(s): Quincy Jones History/Trivia Facts: CK first recorded this song in 1979 with her band Rufus on the “Masterjam” album.

#218

CK sings lead vocals on “Love Me Still”. Album Artist: Various

Record Label: UTV Records Producer(s): David Gamson History/Trivia Facts: CK co-wrote this song with Bruce Hornsby which was originally the single release from the 1995 Spike Lee film, ‘Clockers’.

#217

CK sings live version of “I Know You I Live You”. Album Artist: Various

Record Label: BCI Eclipse Music Producer(s): Arif Mardin History/Trivia Facts: This live performance from The Tom Jones Show was originally broadcast on Canadian television in 1981.

#216

CK sings lead vocals on “The Essence”. Album Artist: Various

Record Label: Giant Step Records Producer(s): Bill Laswell and Herbie Hancock with remixes by Joe Clausell History/Trivia Facts: This is a club remix version.

#215

CK and her brother Mark Stevens sing backing vocals for their sister Taka Boom.

Artist: amillionsons Record Label: London Records 90 Limited Producer(s): amillionsons History / Trivia: amillionsons is an electro collective band from Nottingham, England. This recording is a reinterpretation of their Balearic Ibiza Anthem that was released in various versions. It is a cover of the original 1966 country song entitled, “Misty Blue” by Wilma Burgess which was most popular a decade later by Dorothy Moore. She received a Grammy nomination for her version which was a Top 5 international pop hit.

#214

Chaka sings lead vocals on “Human Nature”.

Record Label: Columbia Producer(s): Claude Nobs Chaka sings lead vocals on “Human Nature”. History/Trivia Facts: CK joined Miles on stage and performed an impromptu jazz rendition of this Michael Jackson classic which included a brief scat version of Ella Fitzgerald’s “A Tisket A Tasket”. Recorded live on the evening of July 21, 1989 (Montreux Jazz Festival – Lake Geneva, Switzerland).

#213

CK sings live lead vocals on “What’s Going On” and co-vocals with Montell Jordan on “Ain’t No Mountain High Enough”. Album Artist: Various

Record Label: Hip-O Records Producer(s): Paul Justman, Sandford Passman, Allan Slutsky History/Trivia Facts: CK received a Grammy for her cover interpretation of the Marvin Gaye classic. She was accompanied by ex-Motown Studio A house band: The Funk Brothers.

#212

CK song “Hollywood” is sampled on the interpolation of the Grammy-winning R&B song, “Little Things”.

Album Artist: India.Aire Record Label: Motown Producer(s): Shannon Sanders, India Aire History / Trivia Facts: CK co-wrote lyrics and she sang the original version’s lead vocals on the 1977 platinum-selling Rufus album, “Ask Rufus”.

#211

CK sings lead vocals on “I’m Every Woman”

Record Label: Time/Life Music Producer(s): Arif Mardin Album Artist: Various Chaka sings lead vocals on “I’m Every Woman” History/Trivia Facts: CK’s signature anthem written by Ashford and Simpson. It was first recorded in 1978 on her solo debut album.

#210

CK sings lead vocals on “Who Do You Love”

Producer(s): Lenny White /Larry Dunn Record Label: Elektra Album Artist: Lenny White Chaka sings lead vocals on “Who Do You Love” History/Trivia Facts: CK originally recorded this song with drummer Lenny White on his 1995 album, “Streamline”.

#209

CK sings co-lead with Nick Ashford and Valerie Simpson on “Stuff Like That”.

Record Label: Universal Music Group Producer(s): Quincy Jones Album Artist: Various Chaka sings co-lead with Nick Ashford and Valerie Simpson on “Stuff Like That”. History/Trivia Facts: This disco classic was a Number One R&B chart-topper.

#208

CK sings lead vocals on the song “What Cha’ Gonna Do For Me”.

Producer(s): Arif Mardin Album Artist: Various Chaka sings lead vocals on the song “What Cha’ Gonna Do For Me”. History/Trivia Facts: CK originally recorded this song in 1983 on her second solo album of the same name.

#207

CK Song “And The Melody Lingers On (A Night In Tunisia)” is covered by Uptown Vocal Quartet.

Record Label: CD Baby Producer(s): Ginny Carr CK Song Covered: “And The Melody Lingers On (A Night In Tunisia)” Album Artist: Uptown Vocal Jazz Quartet History/Trivia Facts: This Manhattan Transfer inspired quartet sings lyrics on this Dizzy Gillespie song written by CK on her 1981 album “What Cha’ Gonna Do For Me”.

#206

CK sings lead vocals on the Rufus song “Any Love” from their 1979 platinum album, “Masterjam”.

Record Label: Azuli Producer(s): Quincy Jones History/Trivia Facts: Paris native Francois Kervorkian is a remixer, record producer, studio proprietor, party promoter and Prelude Records A&R man who is one of the few DJs who has played at legendary New York pioneer underground dance clubs Paradise Garage, Studio 54, The Loft and Better Days.

#205

CK sings lead vocals on “Spoon”. Album Artist: Various

Record Label: MMC – Bomblouy Funk Busic (BM) Producer(s): Prince, Chaka Khan History/Trivia Facts: This song was previously released as the first single from the 1998 Chaka Khan album: “Come To My House”.

#204

CK sings lead vocals on “Tell Me Something Good”.

Record Label: Time/Life Music Producer(s): Bob Monaco and Rufus Chaka sings lead vocals on “Tell Me Something Good”. History/Trivia Facts: CK won her first of 10 Grammys for this song written by Stevie Wonder.

#203

CK sings lead vocals on “(It Ain’t) All Good”. Album Artist: Various

Record Label: Virgin Frances Producer(s): Can 7 History/Trivia Facts: This Brazilian House-Samba mix is from a Dimitri from Paris 2 CD compilation presented by Respect Is Burning.

#202

CK sings uncredited backing vocals at the end of “Addicted To Love (remix)”.

Record Label: Island Records

Producer(s): Bernard Edwards

History / Trivia Facts: Chaka Khan is only credited for the vocal arrangements of this song in the album’s 1985 liner notes. It was originally intended to be a vocal duet for her; however, the Warner Bros record label would not grant permission.

#201

CK sings co-lead with Nick Ashford and Valerie Simpson on “Stuff Like That”.

Record Label: Warner Bros. Records Producer(s): Quincy Jones Album Artist: Ashford And Simpson Chaka sings co-lead with Nick Ashford and Valerie Simpson on “Stuff Like That”. History/Trivia Facts: This disco classic was a Number One R&B chart-topper.

#200

CK sings lead vocals on “The Essence”. Album Artist Herbie Hancock

Record Label: Transparent-Columbia Music Producer(s): Bill Laswell and Herbie Hancock with remixes by DJ Krush, LTJ Bukem, Joe Clausell History/Trivia Facts: CK and Herbie Hancock later performed live together on a concert tour in Japan.

#199

CK sings lead vocals on “Love Me Still”

Record Label: Q Records Producer(s): David Gamson Album Artist: Various Chaka sings lead vocals on “Love Me Still” History/Trivia Facts: CK co-wrote lyrics with Bruce Hornsby on piano.

#198

CK sings co-lead with Nick Ashford and Valerie Simpson on “Stuff Like That”.

Record Label: Polygram Producer(s): Quincy Jones Album Artist: Quincy Jones Chaka sings co-lead with Nick Ashford and Valerie Simpson on “Stuff Like That”. History/Trivia Facts: This disco classic was a Number One R&B chart-topper.

#197

CK sings lead vocals on “The Essence”. Album Artist Herbie Hancock

Record Label: Transparent-Columbia Music Producer(s): Bill Laswell and Herbie Hancock History/Trivia Facts: CK co-wrote the lyrics of this song.

#196

CK sings “Your Amazing Grace”. Album Artist: Marcus Miller

Record Label: 3 Deuces Records Producer(s): Marcus Miller, David Isaac History/Trivia Facts: CK and Marcus Miller first recorded in 1987 when he was a singer with the group Jamaica Boys.

#195

CK sings lead vocals on “I’m Every Woman”. Album Artist: Various

Record Label: Mercury Producer(s): Nick Angel History/Trivia Facts: Whitney Houston covered this song in 1992 taking it to the Top 5 on the Billboard pop chart.

#194

CK co-wrote lyrics for “Must Be The Music” sung by Taka Boom on lead vocals.

Record Label: Miss Moneypenny’s Producer(s): David Lee (Joey Negro) Album Artist: Various Chaka co-wrote lyrics for “Must Be The Music” sung by Taka Boom on lead vocals. History/Trivia Facts: The song writing credit is listed under CK’s birth name Yvette Stevens. Taka Boom (a.k.a. Yvonne Stevens) is her younger sister.

#193

CK sings co-lead with Nick Ashford and Valerie Simpson on “Stuff Like That”.

Record Label: Warner Bros Producer(s): Quincy Jones Album Artist: Quincy Jones Chaka sings co-lead with Nick Ashford and Valerie Simpson on “Stuff Like That”. History/Trivia Facts: This disco classic was a Number One R&B chart-topper.

#192

CK sings lead vocals on “Have A Little Faith In Me”. Album Artist: Various

Record Label: Artemis Records Producer(s): Ira Schick History/Trivia Facts: John Hiatt recorded the original version of this song in 1987.

#191

CK sings lead and background vocals on “Sweet Thing”. Album Artist: Various

Record Label: Dreamworks Producer(s): Rufus History/Trivia Facts: CK recorded this song with her band Rufus in 1976.

#190

CK sings lead and background vocals on “So Crazy For This Love (Crue-Cre Corroro)”. Album Artist: Various

Record Label: Telarc Producer(s): Jason Miles History/Trivia Facts: This album was dedicated to the memory of saxophone legend Grover Washington Jr.

#189

Chaka Khan’s song “Hollywood” is covered by Erykah Badu.

Album Artist: Various

Producer(s): Kedar Massenberg, L. London McMillan

History / Trivia Facts: CK sang the original version’s lead vocals with her band Rufus on their 1977 platinum-selling album. “Ask Rufus”.

#188

CK sings lead vocals on “All Good?”.  Album Artist: De La Soul

Record Label: Tommy Boy Producer(s): De La Soul History/Trivia Facts: CK appears in the music video with the Hip Hop trio.

#187

CK Song Cover: “Stuff Like That” (instrumental)

Producer(s): Quincy Jones Label: Verve Album Artist: Quincy Jones CK Song Covered: Instrumental version of “Stuff Like That” with Quincy Jones Orchestra. History/Trivia Facts: CK originally recorded this song with Ashford and Simpson in 1978.

#186

CK sings lead vocals on the song ‘Reading Rainbow’.

Networks: PBS / PBS Kids Producer(s): Steve Horelick Chaka sings lead vocals on the song ‘Reading Rainbow’. History/Trivia Facts: CK’s recorded version was used on this PBS children’s television series (hosted by LeVar Burton) for six years until the show went into reruns.

#185

CK sings lead and background vocals on “Sweet Thing”. Album Artist: Various

Record Label: New Line Records Producer(s): Rufus History/Trivia Facts: CK recorded this song with her band Rufus in 1976.

#184

CK sings lead vocals on “Never Miss The Water” and “Every Little Thing”. Album Artist: Various

Record Label: Warner Bros Producer(s): David Gamson History/Trivia Facts: Meshell Ndegeoello sings rap and plays bass on “Never Miss The Water”.

#183

CK sings lead vocals on “Tell Me Something Good”.

Record Label: The Right Stuff Producer(s): Bob Monaco and Rufus Album Artist: Various Chaka sings lead vocals on “Tell Me Something Good”. History/Trivia Facts: CK won her first of 10 Grammys for this song written by Stevie Wonder.

#182

CK sings lead vocals on “Tell Something Good”.

Record Label: Priority Records Producer(s): Bob Monaco and Rufus Album Artist: Various Chaka sings lead vocals on “Tell Something Good”. History/Trivia Facts: CK won her first of 10 Grammys for this song written by Stevie Wonder.

#181

CK sings lead vocals on “I Feel For You”.

Record Label: UTV Producer(s): Arif Mardin Album Artist: Various Chaka sings lead vocals on “I Feel For You”. History/Trivia Facts: This Grammy-winning song made history as the first R&B song to feature a rap performance (performed by Grandmaster Melle Mel).

#180

CK sings lead vocals on “Sweet Thing”.

Record Label: Polygram Producer(s): Rufus Album Artist: Various Chaka sings lead vocals on “Sweet Thing”. History/Trivia Facts: The original 1975 version of this song (co-written with Rufus) peaked at number five on the Billboard Hot 100.

#179

CK sings lead and background vocals on “Chaka Intro”,  “It All Begins With Love” and co-lead vocals with Melissa Vardey on “Living In Divine Time”. Album Artist: Melissa Vardey with Gueria Gaston

Record Label: All-In-One Music Producer(s): Melissa Vardey History/Trivia Facts: CK also co-wrote both songs that she recorded on this album.

#178

CK sings a live duet version of “I’m Every Woman” with Whitney Houston. Album Artist: Various

Record Label: Arista Producer(s): Ken Ehrlich History/Trivia Facts: This television special finale also included Faith Hill, Brandy, Leann Rimes and Mary J. Blige.

#177

CK sings lead vocals on “Sweet Thing”.

Record Label: Strut Producer(s): Rufus Chaka sings lead vocals on “Sweet Thing”. Album Artist: Various History/Trivia Facts: The original 1975 version of this song (co-written with Rufus) peaked at number five on the Billboard Hot 100.

#176

CK sings “This Christmas (I’ll Be Thinking Of You)” Album Artist: Andrae Crouch

Record Label: Qwest-Warner Producer(s): Andrae Crouch, Scott V. Smith History/Trivia Facts: CK is backed by The Andrae Crouch Singers Choir on this holiday CD featuring Yolanda Adams and Patti Austin.

#175

CK sings lead and backing vocals on 16 tracks.

Record Label: Reprise Producer(s): Russ Titleman, David Gamson, Arif Mardin, David Foster History/Trivia Facts: This CD was a re-release of the original album, “Epiphany: The Best Of Chaka Khan (Volume One); however, it does not include “It Ain’t Easy Lovin Me” from the shelved project: “Dare You To Love Me”.

#174

Album Artists: Chaka Khan, Patti LaBelle

Record Label: Universal Music Producer(s): Bob Monaco, Rufus History/Trivia Facts: Selected songs by Rufus and Chaka Khan were included on this compilation CD that was used to promote a special collector’s edition of Honey Nut Cheerios cereal. A joint photo of CK and Patti LaBelle appeared on the outside of the breakfast cereal box.

#173

CK sings duet vocals on “The Longer We Make Love”. Album Artist: Barry White

Record Label: Private Music Producer(s): Barry White, Jack Perry History/Trivia Facts: CK also provides rhythm breathing as indicated in the CD liner notes.

#172

CK sings a soulful rendition of the 1937 Rodgers and Hart show tune, “My Funny Valentine”. Album Artist: Various

Record Label: Babyface Producer(s): Ken Ehrlich History/Trivia Facts: 5X Grammy-winning record executive Clive Davis hand-picked 17 songs by women who have made a major impact in American music.

#171

Record Label: Warner Music Japan Producer(s): Russ Titleman / David Foster History/Trivia Facts: This is a 13-track Japanese import CD that combines extended remixed songs with original album versions of solo CK songs.

#170

CK sings lead vocals on “Don’t Talk To Strangers”. Album Artist: Various

Record Label: Virgin Producer(s): Chaka Khan, Prince History/Trivia Facts: The music video for this song features several of CK’s family members: her mother Sandra Coleman, her daughter Indira, her granddaughter Raeven and her nephew Tallon.

#169

CK sings “Christmas Once A Year”. Album Artist: Various

Record Label: SoSo Def-Columbia Producer(s): Tony McAnany History/Trivia Facts: CK co-wrote lyrics for this holiday song.

#168

CK sings lead vocals on “My Love Is Alive”. Album Artist: Various

Record Label: Tommy Boy Producer(s): John Robie History/Trivia Facts: This is a cover version of the original song by Gary Wright.

#167

CK sings lead vocals on “I’m Every Woman”.

Record Label: Rhino Producer(s): Arif Mardin Chaka sings lead vocals on “I’m Every Woman”. Album Artist:  Various History/Trivia Facts: CK’s signature anthem written by Ashford and Simpson. It was first recorded in 1978 on her solo debut album.

#166

CK sings backing vocals on “Free”. Album Artist: Graham Central Station

Record Label: NPG Records Producer(s): Larry Graham, Prince History/Trivia Facts: CK and her Warner Bros labelmate Larry Graham both left that label and released music in 1998 under contract with Prince and NPG Records. The lyrics of this song were inspired by their independent label career transition.

#165

Record Label: NPG Records Producer(s): Chaka Khan, Prince, Howard McCrary, Robert D. Palmer, Ricky Peterson Singles: “Spoon”/ “Don’t Talk To Strangers” History/Trivia Facts: This CD marked the first time that CK co-produced, composed, or co-wrote the majority of the songs on one of her albums.

#164

CK sings co-lead vocals on “Between The Sheets” with Nathan East. She also sings backing vocals with Phillip Bailey and Chante Moore.

Record Label: Warner Bros Producer(s): Bob James Album Artist: Various Chaka sings co-lead vocals on “Between The Sheets” with Nathan East. She also sings backing vocals with Phillip Bailey and Chante Moore. History/Trivia Facts: CK originally recorded this Isley Brothers cover song in 1993 with the jazz group, Fourplay.

#163

CK sings backing vocals on the song, “Come On”. Album Artist: New Power Generation (Prince)

Record Label: NPG Records Producer(s): Prince History/Trivia Facts: CK appears in the Prince music video.

#162

CK sings lead vocals on “Tell Me Something Good”.

Record Label: Polygram TV Producer(s): Bob Monaco and Rufus Album Artist: Various Chaka sings lead vocals on “Tell Me Something Good”. History/Trivia Facts: CK won her first of 10 Grammys for this song written by Stevie Wonder.

#161

CK sings co-lead on the song “For Your Love” with Michael McDonald.

Networks: NBC / The WB Composer: Bill Maxwell Chaka sings co-lead on the song “For Your Love” with Michael McDonald. History/Trivia Facts: This song was used as the opening track for the Holly Robinson Peete sitcom television series of the same name for four years.

#160

CK sings a re-recorded special version of “Sweet Thing”. Album Artist: Various

Record Label: MCA Producer(s): Chaka Khan History/Trivia Facts: CK performed the song on an episode of this police drama television series.

#159

CK sings “Jesus Said To Love”. Album Artist: Various

Record Label: Sterling Entertainment Producer(s): Chaka Khan History/Trivia Facts: CK also wrote this song. She joined Pat Boone, Perry Como, and several other participating artists who contributed their royalties from this production to the Children’s Defense Fund.

#158

CK sings lead and background vocals on “Number One”. Album Artist: Uwe Sandner

Record Label: BMG Stuttgard Germany Producer(s): Uwe Sandner History/Trivia Facts: This recording was the official song of the 1997 Eurocard Open men’s indoor court tennis tournament. (Stuttgart, Germany).

#157

CK sings a live TV duet version of “We Can Work It Out” with Tom Jones. Album Artist: Various

Record Label: Classic World Producer(s): Arif Mardin History/Trivia Facts: The original Beatles composition was written by John Lennon and Paul McCartney.

#156

CK sings lead vocals on “Pain”. Album Artist: Various

Record Label: Warner Bros Producer(s): David Gamson History/Trivia Facts: This previously unreleased track was originally recorded for “Dare You To Love Me”. It was a CK album (consisting of songs recorded between 1993-1995) that Warner Bros Records canceled and shelved.

#155

CK sings lead vocals on the George Gershwin classic, “Summertime”. Album Artist: Various

Record Label: Polygram Records Producer(s): Joe Henderson History/Trivia Facts: CK also collaborated with Joe Henderson and other legendary jazz musicians on the 1982 album: ‘Echoes Of An Era’.

#154

CK song “Through The Fire” is covered by La India.

Record Label: RMM Producer(s): Isidro Infante CK song covered “Through The Fire” Album Artist: India History/Trivia Facts: One of Ck’s most popular love ballads is interpreted and sung in Spanish by Latin Grammy-winning Puerto Rican singer and songwriter La India.

#153

CK sings lead vocals on ” A Song A Day …” Album Artist: Various

Record Label: Zebra Records Producer(s): Vince Mendoza, Jimmy Haslip History/Trivia Facts: CK co-wrote the lyrics on this song.

#152

CK sings a live TV duet version of “We Can Work It Out” with Tom Jones. Album Artist: Various

Record Label: Classic World Producer(s): Arif Mardin History/Trivia Facts: This television performance (from The Tom Jones Show) was produced and filmed in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada.

#151

CK sings lead vocals on “Through The Fire”.

Record Label: Elektra Entertainment Producer(s): David Foster Album Artist: Various Chaka sings lead vocals on “Through The Fire”. History/Trivia Facts: This was one of the few CK songs to cross over to the Billboard Adult Contemporary chart.

#150

CK sings lead vocals on “Who Do You Love”.

Record Label: Elektra Producer(s); Lenny White / Larry Dunn Album Artist: Various Chaka sings lead vocals on “Who Do You Love”. History/Trivia Facts: CK originally recorded this song in 1995 with drummer Lenny White on his album, “Streamline”.

#149

CK sings backing vocals on the duet “I Love Every Little Thing About You” featuring Terrence Trent Darby. Album Artist: Mikki Howard

Record Label: Hush Alibi Records Producer(s): Kenneth Crouch History/Trivia Facts: CK co-produced the song. She also provided vocal arrangements.

#148

CK Song Covered: “Sweet Thing”(smooth jazz instrumental)

Record Label: Warner Bros. Records Producer(s): Boney James CK Song Covered: “Sweet Thing”( smooth jazz instrumental) Album Artist: Boney James History/Trivia Facts: The original 1975 original version of this song CK recorded with Rufus peaked at number five on the Billboard Hot 100.

#147

Record Label: MCA Producer(s): Bob Monico, Rufus History/Trivia Facts: This was the first Rufus and Chaka CD compilation to include several of their fan-favorite album tracks with official single releases.

#146

CK sings a live TV version of “I Know You, I Live You”. Album Artist: Various

Record Label: Classic World Producer(s): Arif Mardin History/Trivia Facts: This song was performed on his syndicated variety program that aired during the 1980-1981 television season.

#145

CK sings lead vocals on “Love Me Still”.

Record Label: Reprise Producer(s): David Gamson Album Artist: Various Chaka sings lead vocals on “Love Me Still”. History/Trivia Facts: CK co-wrote lyrics with Bruce Hornsby on piano.

#144

CK sings lead vocals on “Tell Me Something Good”.

Record Label: Hip-O Records Producer(s): Bob Monaco and Rufus Album Artist: Various Chaka sings lead vocals on “Tell Me Something Good”. History/Trivia Facts: CK won her first of 10 Grammys for this song written by Stevie Wonder.

#143

Chaka Khan’s song “Better Days” is sampled on the Hip Hop song “Who’s Crew”.

Album Artist: Tracey Lee

Record Label: Universal Records

Producer(s): DJ Parlay, Tracey Lee

History /Trivia Facts: CK co-wrote lyrics and she sang the original version’s lead vocals on the 1977 platinum-selling Rufus album, “Ask Rufus”.

#142

CK sings co-lead vocals with Tony Maiden on “Do You Love What You Feel” and co-lead vocals with Ashford & Simpson on “Stuff Like That”.

Record Label: Hip-O Records Producer(s): Quincy Jones Chaka sings co-lead vocals with Tony Maiden on “Do You Love What You Feel” and co-lead vocals with Ashford & Simpson on “Stuff Like That”. History/Trivia Facts: CK teamed again with Quincy Jones a decade later on the #1 R&B hit, “I’ll Be Good To You” as a duet with Ray Charles.

#141

Record Label: Reprise Producer(s): David Gamson, Rufus, Arif Mardin, additional remix production: Frankie Knuckles, Chuck Addis, Eddie Baez, Jonathan Peters, Ian Rich, Stylus, Tony Humphries, Paul Simpson and Dancin Danny D. History/Trivia Facts: Released only as a Japanese CD import.

#140

CK sings co-lead vocals on “The Journey Is Long”, “Diggin’ Down Too Deep’ (featuring Guru) and backing vocals on “Let Music Show You The Way To Go”. Album Artist: Various

Record Label: Polydor Producer(s): Leslie Mandoki History/Trivia Facts: Leslie Mandoki is a German-Hungarian musician and producer who first became known as a member of the music group Dschinghis Khan.

#139

CK sings lead vocals on “Once You Get Started” with her band Rufus.

Album Artist: Various Record Label: Hollywood Records, Inc. Producer(s): Bob Monaco, Rufus History/Trivia Facts: CK recorded this song in late 1974 for the ‘Rufusized’ album. Rufus member Tony Maiden contributed lead vocals on the second verse.

#138

CK sings lead vocals on “Love Me Still”. Album Artist: Various

Record Label: Reprise Records Producer(s): David Gamson History/Trivia Facts: CK co-wrote this song with Bruce Hornsby under her birth name Yvette M. Stevens. She received a 1996 Grammy Award nomination for Best Song Written For Visual Media.

#137

Record Label: Warner Bros, Reprise Records (re-releases) – Re-release dates: September 14, 1999, March 15, 2005 Producer(s): Russ Titelman, Arif Mardin, David Gamson, David Foster Singles: “Never Miss The Water” History/Trivia Facts: This 16-song compilation CD included six tracks that were originally recorded for “Dare You To Love Me”, an unreleased CK album that Warner Bros Records previously chose to shelve.

#136

CK sings lead and background vocals with her band Rufus on “Sweet Thing” and “Once You Get Started”. Album Artist: Various

Record Label: Hip-O MCA Producer(s): Rufus History/Trivia Facts: David Nathan (aka) “British Ambassador of Soul ” wrote liner notes for this compilation project which he calls the label’s “golden age” in Black music.

#135

CK sings co-lead vocals with Brandy, Gladys Knight, and Tamia on the song, “Missing You”. Album Artist: Various

Record Label: EastWest Records Producer(s): Barry J. Eastmond History/Trivia Facts: Written by Gordon Chambers, this was a Grammy-nominated collaboration that reached number two in New Zealand. It was a top 10 R&B hit in America, peaking at number 25 on the Pop chart.

#134

CK sings lead vocals on “Jive Talkin”.

Record Label: The Right Stuff Producer(s): Rufus Album Artist: Various Chaka sings lead vocals on “Jive Talkin”. History/Trivia Facts: CK recorded this Barry, Robin and Maurice Gibb cover song on the 1975 studio album, “Rufus featuring Chaka Khan”.

#133

CK sings a live version of her classic anthem, “I’m Every Woman”. Album Artist: Various

Record Label: Intersound Producer(s): Sinbad, Mark Adkins History/Trivia Facts: This performance was recorded live in Jamaica at the ’70s Soul Music Festival’ created and hosted by stand-up comedian, actor, and tv host Sinbad (a.k.a.) David Adkins.

#132

CK sings lead vocals on “Raspberry”. Album Artist: Various

Record Label: EMI Records Ltd Japan Producer(s): Gary Haas History/Trivia Facts: Chage and Aska were a popular Japanese duo composed of male singer-songwriters who have sold over 31 million albums and singles in Japan.

#131

CK sings lead vocals on “I Feel For You”.

Record Label: Rhino Records Producer(s): Arif Mardin Album Artist: Various Chaka sings lead vocals on “I Feel For You”. History/Trivia Facts: This Grammy-winning song made history as the first R&B song to feature a rap performance (performed by Grandmaster Melle Mel).

#130

CK sings lead vocals on “I’m Every Woman”.

Record Label: Nick At Night Producer(s): Arif Mardin Album Artist: Various Chaka sings lead vocals on “I’m Every Woman”. History/Trivia Facts: CK’s signature anthem written by Ashford and Simpson. It was first recorded in 1978 on her solo debut album.

#129

CK sings lead vocals on “Tight Fight”. Album Artist: Various

Record Label: The Right Stuff Producer(s): Jaime Ikeda History/Trivia Facts: This LGBTQ history-inspired compilation includes songs by Nona Hendryx, Alison Limerick, Loose Ends, Mantronix, and others.

#128

CK song “Everlasting Love” is covered by Mary J. Blige.

Record Label: LaFace Producer(s): James Mtume CK Song Covered: “Everlasting Love” Album Artist: Various History/Trivia Facts: 9X Grammy winner Mary J. Blige sings a cover version of this song which was done first by CK and Rufus in 1977.

#127

CK sings a House Music dance remix of “Love You All My Lifetime”. Album Artist: Various

Record Label: Sony Music Producer(s): George Nazar History/Trivia Facts: Additional dance versions of hits by Shawn Christopher, The Brand New Heavies, Ultra Nate, and Jody Watley are included.

#126

CK sings lead vocals on the song “Love Me Still”.

Record Label: Inter Sound Producer(s): David Gamson Album Artist: Various Chaka Khan sings lead vocals on the song “Love Me Still”. History/Trivia Facts: CK co-wrote lyrics with Bruce Hornsby on piano.

#125

CK sings two jazz standards “The Man I Love” and “I Love You Porgy”. Album Artist: Various

Record Label: Telecom Italia Producer(s): Maurice Press, Tommasa Vittorini History/Trivia Facts: CK performed these songs live in Italy. This was a special concert tribute to composer George Gerswhin also featuring guest artist Dionne Warwick who sang “Embraceable You” and “Someone To Watch Over Me”.

#124

CK sings a remixed dance version of her Ashford and Simpson song, “Clouds”. Album Artist: DJ Sneak

Record Label: Strictly Rhythm Producer(s): DJ Sneak History/Trivia Facts: He is a Puerto Rican-born American record producer noted as being a respected member among Chicago house music producers during the 1990s.

#123

CK sings lead vocals on “Kingdom”. Album Artist: Various

Record Label: Reprise Producer(s): John Barnes History/Trivia Facts: CK also co-wrote the lyrics on the song.

#122

CK sings lead vocals and rap on “Watch What You Say”.

Album Artist: Various Record Label: Drum Rhythm EMI Producer(s): Guru History/Trivia Facts: CK appears in the music video with Guru. This was a Top 20 hit song in London.

#121

CK sings lead vocals on “What Cha’ Gonna Do For Me”

Label: DCC Compact Classics Producer(s): Arif Mardin Album Artist: Various Chaka sings lead vocals on “What Cha’ Gonna Do For Me” History/Trivia Facts: CK originally recorded this song on her second solo album of the same name in 1981.

#120

CK sings lead vocals on “Everlasting Love”.

Record Label: Priority Records Producer(s): Rufus Album Artist: Various Chaka sings lead vocals on “Everlasting Love”. History/Trivia Facts: CK recorded this song on the 1977 studio album, “Ask Rufus” with bandmates Tony Maiden, Andre Fisher, Kevin Murphy, Bobby Watson and Dave ‘Hawk’ Wolinski.

#119

CK sings “Love Me Still”. Album Artist: Various

Record Label: Reprise Producer(s): David Gamson History/Trivia Facts: CK also wrote lyrics and appeared in the music video of this song with Bruce Hornsby.

#118

CK sings a soulful rendition of the 1937 Rodgers and Hart show tune, “My Funny Valentine”. Album Artist: Various

Record Label: Arista Producer(s): Babyface History/Trivia Facts: This CD featured all female African American recording artists for the Hollywood movie based on Terry McMillan’s #1 best-selling book.

#117

CK sings co-lead on a new Quincy Jones version of “Stuff Like That”. Album Artists: Various

Record Label: Qwest Producer(s): Quincy Jones History/Trivia Facts: This was an updated cover of her hit 1978 Ashford and Simpson duet with additional participation from Charlie Wilson, Ray Charles, and Brandy.

#116

CK sings the Rodgers and Hart show tune “The Lady Is A Tramp”.

Producer(s): Howard McCrary, Mark Stevens History/Trivia Facts: It was played as the weekly theme song every Monday night from October 30, 1995, to February 26, 1996. This CBS-TV comedy series starred Jean Smart, Mary McDonnell, and Emmy-nominated special guest Jayne Meadows.

#115

CK sings co-lead vocals with Brazilian composer Ivan Lins on “Festa Brasileira”. Album Artist: Various

Record Label: LightYear Producer(s): Jason Miles History/Trivia Facts: This recording is from the original soundtrack album.

#114

CK sings lead vocals on “Sweet Thing”.

Record Label: K-Tel Producer(s): Rufus Chaka sings lead vocals on “Sweet Thing”. History/Trivia Facts: The original 1975 version of this song (co-written with Rufus) peaked at number five on the Billboard Hot 100.

#113

CK sings “Hot Butterfly”. Album Artist: Various

Record Label: Mag Mid Music UK Producer(s): Greg Diamond History/Trivia Facts: Luther Vandross sings backing vocals for CK on this song which first appeared on her 1981 album, “Naughty”.

#112

CK sings the Ashford & Simpson song “Clouds”. Album Artist: Various

Record Label: Rhino Producer(s): Arif Mardin History/Trivia Facts: This 1981 R&B and underground dance club favorite was originally released on the Chaka Khan album, “Naughty”.

#111

CK sings “Tell Me Something Good” and “I Was Made To Love Him”. Album Artist: Various

Record Label: Connoisseur Collection Producer(s): Bob Monoco, Rufus, Arif Mardin History/Trivia Facts: These two Stevie Wonder songs were originally released on CK recordings in 1974 and 1978 respectively.

#110

CK sings lead vocals on “Free Yourself”. Album Artists: Various

Record Label: MCA Producer(s): Steve “Silk” Hurley History/Trivia Facts: Wesley Snipes, Patrick Swayze, and John Leguizamo starred in this comedy film about three New York City drag queens who embark on a road trip.

#109

CK sings lead vocals on “Love Me Still”

Record Label: MCA Producer(s): David Gamson History/Trivia Facts: CK co-wrote this song with Bruce Hornsby under her birth name Yvette M. Stevens. She received a 1996 Grammy Award nomination for Best Song Written For Visual Media.

#108

CK sings lead vocals on “Clouds”.

Record Label: Rhino Records Producer(s): Arif Mardin Album Artist: Various Chaka sings lead vocals on “Clouds”. History/Trivia Facts: This song (written by Ashford and Simpson) was the lead single from CK’s third solo album, “Naughty”.

#107

CK sings lead vocals on “Sweet Thing”.

Record Label: Rhino Records Producer(s): Rufus Album Artist: Various Chaka sings lead vocals on “Sweet Thing”. History/Trivia Facts: The original 1975 version of this song (co-written with Rufus) peaked at number five on the Billboard Hot 100.

#106

CK sings lead vocals and rap on the U.K. hit “Watch What You Say”. Album Artist: Guru

Record Label: Chrysalis Records Producer(s): DJ Premier, Guru History/Trivia Facts: CK wrote the lyrics with her son Damien Holland.

#105

CK sings backing vocals on “Country Doctor”. Album Artist: Bruce Hornsby

Record Label: RCA Producer(s): Bruce Hornsby History/Trivia Facts: CK collaborated again with Bruce Hornsby on the song “Love Me Still” from the Spike Lee Film ‘Clockers’.

#104

CK sings lead vocals on “Who Do You Love”. Album Artist: Lenny White

Record Label: Silva Screen-Hip Bop Producer(s): Lenny White History/Trivia Facts: CK previously collaborated with Lenny White on his Beatles cover song, “Lady Madonna” over a decade earlier.

#103

CK sings lead vocals on three songs with the London Reach Ensemble: “Faith Can Move Mountains”, “He’ll Be Your Strength”, “What Do You Do When You Win?” and solo lead on “Know When To Leave The Party ”. Album Artist: Various

Record Label: EMI Producer(s): Nick Martinelli History/Trivia Facts: CK made her musical theatre acting debut in London’s West End. She won the prestigious Capitol Radio Listener’s Poll award for her 1995 performance as Sister Carrie opposite Stacy Francis and Doris Troy.

#102

Record Label: Bellaphon Records Austria Producer(s): Kurt Hauenstein Guest Appearance(s): **CK sings lead and backing vocals on “Don’t Run” and “It’s Like Voodoo”. Album Artist: Karl Ratzer History/Trivia Facts: CK also wrote the lyrics to these songs.

#101

CK sings lead vocals on “Gossamer Wings”. Album Artist: Lionel Hampton

Record Label: MoJazz Motown Producer(s): Gary Haas History/Trivia Facts: Additional guest singers and musicians on this project included Tito Puente, Stevie Wonder, Patrice Rushen, Norman Brown, and Dianne Reeves.

#100

CK sings lead vocals on “Hollywood”.

Record Label: Rhino Records Producer(s): Rufus Album Artist: Various Chaka sings lead vocals on “Hollywood”. History/Trivia Facts: This song was originally featured on Chaka Khan’s platinum 1977 album,  “Ask Rufus”.

#99

CK Song Cover:  “Sweet Thing”. (jazz intrumental)

Record Label:  Atlantic Producer(s): Regina Carter CK Song Covered: “Sweet Thing”. Album Artist: Regina Carter History/Trivia Facts: The original 1975 version of this song (co-written with Rufus) peaked at number five on the Billboard Hot 100. It is performed as a smooth jazz instrumental.

#98

CK sings co-lead vocals on “Hot Fun In The Summertime”. Album Artist: The Manhattan Transfer

Record Label: Atlantic Producer(s): Arif Mardin History/Trivia Facts: Singers Frankie Valli, Bette Midler, Ruth Brown, and B.B. King are among the other guest star vocalists on this CD.

#97

CK Song Cover: You Got The Love (funk instrumental)

Record Label: Tone Age Records Producer(s): Dr. Mambo’s Combo CK Song Cover: You Got The Love (instrumental) Album Artist: Dr. Mambo’s Combo History/Trivia Facts: CK wrote this song with Ray Parker Jr. It spent one week at Number One on the Hot Soul Singles chart in 1974. This an instrumental funk cover version.

#96

CK sings with the Cast of “Stomp” ensemble: Charlie Wilson,  Melle Me, Coolio, Yo-Yo, Shaquille O’Neal and Luniz.

Record Label: QWest Producer(s): Quincy Jones / Rod Temperton / Frankie Knuckles / Satoshi Tomiie Chaka sings with the Cast of “Stomp” ensemble: Charlie Wilson,  Melle Me, Coolio, Yo-Yo, Shaquille O’Neal and Luniz. History/Trivia Facts: This dance single has seven difference club versions remixed by Grammy winner Frankie Knuckles. The original version appears on the album “Back On The Block”

#95

CK sings lead vocals on the song “Stay”.

Record Label: Orchard Lane Music’ Producer(s): Rufus Album Artist: Various Chaka sings lead vocals on the song “Stay”. History/Trivia Facts: This Rufus Featuring Chaka Khan song was originally recorded in 1977. It appears on their album, “Street Player”.

#94

CK sings lead vocals on “Love Is Strange”. Album Artist: Phil Upchurch

Record Label: Ridgetop-Bean Bag-GoJazz Producer(s): Ben Sidran History/Trivia Facts: This recording is from the original soundtrack album.

#93

CK sings background vocals on “Save It For A Rainy Day”, “Never Letting Go”, and “A Fool At Heart” (with Natalie Cole). She also sings co-lead vocals on “Little Italy”.

Record Label: MCA Producer(s): Henry Lewy / Stephen Bishop Album Artist: Stephen Bishop Chaka sings background vocals on “Save It For A Rainy Day”, “Never Letting Go”, and “A Fool At Heart” (with Natalie Cole). She also sings co-lead vocals on “Little Italy”. History/Trivia Facts: Singer, songwriter and guitarist Stephen Bishop has contributed musically to many motion pictures.

#92

CK song “Sweet Thing” is covered. (jazz instrumental)

Record Label: Monad Records Producer(s): Norman Hedman History/Trivia Facts: Chaka Khan originally co-wrote this fan favorite song with her band Rufus in 1975. It was a Top 5 pop hit.

#91

CK song “Through The Fire” is covered by Peabo Bryson

Record Label: Columbia” Producer(s): David Foster CK Song Covered: “Through The Fire” Album Artist: Peabo Bryson History/Trivia Facts: This was Peabo Bryson’s sixteenth studio album. Chaka was previously a guest artist on his 1985 album, “Take No Prisoners”.

#90

CK volunteered to participate in this all-star vocal collaboration charity song. Album Artist: Artists United For Nature

Record Label: Pyramid Records Producer(s): Chris Thompson, Curtis Briggs, Harold Faltermeyer History/Trivia Facts: Michael McDonald and Joe Cocker were also featured guest singers.

#89

CK sings “Miles Blowin” a song inspired by jazz music legend Miles Davis. Album Artist: Various

Record Label: Fox Records Producer(s): Gary Haase History/Trivia Facts: This crime drama film about Harlem drug dealers stars Wesley Snipes and Michael Wright.

#88

CK sings lead vocals on “Tell Me Something Good”

Record Label: Rhino Producer(s): Bob Monaco / Rufus Album Artist: Various Chaka sings lead vocals on “Tell Me Something Good” History/Trivia Facts: CK won the first of her 10 Grammys for this song written By Stevie Wonder.

#87

CK sings lead vocals on eleven extended version songs.

Record Label: Fox Records Producer(s): Gary Haase History/Trivia Facts: This is a Japanese CD import that features selective remixes from Life is a Dance: The Remix Project that was originally released in 1989.

#86

CK sings lead vocals on “Human Nature”. Album Artist: Miles Davis

Record Label: Jazz Door Producer(s): Claude Knobs Chaka sings lead vocals on “Human Nature”. History/Trivia Facts: CK joined Miles on stage and performed an impromptu jazz rendition of this Michael Jackson classic which included a brief scat version of Ella Fitzgerald’s “A Tisket A Tasket”. Recorded live on the evening of July 21, 1989 (Montreux Jazz Festival – Lake Geneva, Switzerland).

#85

CK sings lead vocals on “Tell Me Something Good”

Record Label: Rhino Records Producer(s): Bob Monaco and Rufus Album Artist: Various “Tell Me Something Good” History/Trivia Facts: CK won her first of 10 Grammys for this song.

#84

CK sings lead vocals on this Isley Brothers cover song. Album Artist: Fourplay

Record Label: Warner Bros Producer(s): Fourplay, Bob James History/Trivia Facts: Special backing vocals: Chante Moore, Phil Perry, Phillip Bailey and Nathan East.

#83

CK sings lead vocals on a cover version of  “Signed, Sealed, Delivered (I’m Yours)”.

Record Label: The Consumer Collection Limited (London)

Producer(s): Russ Titleman

History / Trivia Facts: Stevie Wonder (who recorded the original 1970 version) plays harmonica on this song. It was reissued from Chaka Khan’s 1988 album entitled, “CK”.

#82

CK song “I’m Every Woman” is covered by Whitney Houston

Record Label: Arista / BMG Entertainment Producer(s): Narada Michael Walden, David Cole, Robert Clivilles (C+C Music Factory) CK Covered Song: “I’m Every Woman” (also released as a remixed dance CD) Album Artist: Whitney Houston History/Trivia Facts: This anthem was originally released in 1978 as CK’s debut solo single. She joined Whitney in a music video for the song and in a live duet appearance on the DVD release: “Divas Live ’99”

#81

CK sings duet vocals with Michael McDonald on “Time To Be Lovers”. Album Artist: Various

Record Label: Giant – Warner Bros Producer(s): Russ Titleman History/Trivia Facts: This was the first of three soundtrack albums released to promote the teen drama television series: ‘Beverly Hills 90210’.

#80

CK song “Sweet Thing” covered by Mary J. Blige.

Record Label: Uptown / MCA Producer(s): Sean “Puffy” Combs CK Song Covered: “Sweet Thing” Album Artist: Mary J. Blige History/Trivia Facts: The original 1975 version of “Sweet Thing” with Rufus peaked at number five on the Billboard Hot 100. This was a triple platinum album for singer-songwriter-actress Mary J. Blige.

#79

CK sings duet vocals on “Feels Like Heaven”. Album Artist: Peter Cetera

Record Label: Warner Bros Producer(s): Andy Hill, Peter Cetera, David Foster History/Trivia Facts: CK appears in the music video of the song which was a Top 5 hit on the Billboard Adult Contemporary Chart.

#78

Record Label: Warner Bros Producer(s): Marcus Miller, Jerry Barnes, Katreese Barnes, Ralf Zang, David Gamson, Wayne Braithwaite, Gary Haase, George Whitty, Arif Mardin, Joe Mardin Single(s): “Love You All My Lifetime” / “You Can Make The Story Right” / “Give Me All – The Woman I Am” / “I Want” / “Don’t Look At Me That Way History/Trivia Facts: CK won a Grammy Award for Best R&B Vocal Performance Female in 1993. This album marked her debut as executive producer in charge of production.

#77

CK sings nine songs recorded live at Hammersmith Odeon, UK

Record Label: Buccaneer Records Italy History/Trivia Facts: This was also a 1985 home video VHS release featuring a background solo by Lisa Fischer.

#76

CK sings as part of the 40-member all-star choir “Hallelujah!” performance conducted by Quincy Jones. Album Artist: Various

Record Label: Warner Alliance Producer(s): Norman Miller, Gail Hamilton, Mervyn Warren History/Trivia Facts: CK also appeared in the 1992 music video.

#75

CK sang lead and backing vocals on three songs, “Last Summer”, Take Me Away” and “Pretty Secrets”. Album Artist: Frank Nimsgern

Record Label: Lipstick Records England-ltd Producer(s): Frank Nimsgern History/Trivia Facts: CK co-wrote lyrics on “Take Me Away”. She provided vocal arrangements on “Last Summer” and “Take Me Away”.

#74

CK sings lead and background vocals with her band Rufus on “Once You Get Started”. Album Artist: Various

Record Label: Rhino Producer(s): Rufus History/Trivia Facts: CK appears on the front cover of this compilation which also features songs by Ben E King, Shirley Brown, Jimmy Castor Bunch, The Staple Singers, and others.

#73

CK sings lead and background vocals on “Someday We’ll All Be Free”. Album Artist: B.E.F. British Electric Foundation

Record Label: B.E.F.-Ten Records -AVL London Producer(s): Martyn Ware History/Trivia Facts: The lyrics of this 1973 classic were written by Edward Howard, for and about the diagnosed paranoid schizophrenia that singer/songwriter Donny Hathaway was experiencing at the time.

#72

CK sings duet vocals on “Our Day Will Come”. Album Artist: Edwin Starr

Record Label: East West-gmbh Germany Producer(s): Jay Burnett, Edwin Starr, Lindsay Edwards History/Trivia Facts: This album was recorded in London where Edwin Starr relocated after his string of Motown Soul and Disco hits.

#71

CK provided additional production on “Two Hearts One Love”. Album Artist: Pretty In Pink

Record Label: Motown Producer(s): Chris Stokes, John Mitchell, Gene Griffin, Loren Chaney, Tom Keane, Buster, Tena Clark, Mark Stevens, Keith Rice, Wyman Brown, Darryl Swann History/Trivia Facts: CK is the mother of this group’s former lead singer Indira Khan.

#70

CK sings uncredited backing vocals.

Album Artist: Mica Paris Record Label: Island Records Producer(s): Mica Paris, Andres Levin, Mantronix History/Trivia Facts: Mica Paris performed as a UK opening act for Chaka Khan during the early 1990s. She credits her as a professional role model, career mentor and music inspiration.

#69

CK sings co-lead vocals on the song ‘Medley’ with Tevin Campbell and Ray Charles

Album Artist: Various Record Label: Q West / Warner Bros Producer(s): Quincy Jones Chaka sings co-lead vocals on the song ‘Medley’ with Tevin Campbell and Ray Charles History/Trivia Facts: This bio/documentary offers a collage of Quincy Jones memories, sounds and intimate interviews with musical greats.

#68

CK song “And The Melody Lingers On (A Night In Tunisia)” is covered by Dee Dee Bridgewater.

Record Label: Polydor Producer(s): Jean-Pierre Grosz CK Song Covered: “And The Melody Lingers On (A Night In Tunisia)” Album Artist: Dee Dee Bridgewater History/Trivia Facts: Dee Dee Bridgewater sings lyrics on this Dizzy Gillespie song written by CK on her 1981 album “What Cha’ Gonna Do For Me”. This live performance was digitally recorded in Montreux, Switzerland.

#67

CK sings harmony vocals on “Stop On By” and “Heaven Can Wait”. Album Artist: Paul Young

Record Label: Columbia Producer(s): Pete Wingfield, Warne Livesey, Martin Page, Nile Rodgers, Peter Wolf History/Trivia Facts: CK first recorded the Bobby Womack cover song, “Stop On By” as a duet with Tony Maiden on their 1975 Rufus album: ‘Rufusized’.

#66

CK sings lead vocals on the songs ‘I’ll Be Good To You’ and ‘The Places You Find Love’; Album Artist: Quincy Jones

Record Label: Warner Bros/QWest Producer(s): Quincy Jones History/Trivia Facts: This song was a #1 smash on both Billboard’s R&B and Dance music charts, peaking at #18 on the Pop chart. It was the first #1 R&B hit for Ray Charles in twenty-four years.

#65

CK sings backing vocals on the songs ‘Pretending’ and ‘No Alibis’; Album Artist: Eric Clapton

Record Label: Duck-Reprise Producer(s): Russ Titleman History/Trivia Facts: “Pretending” was #1 on the Billboard Album Rock Chart for five weeks.

#64

Record Label: Warner Bros Producer(s): Arif Mardin, Russ Titleman with additional production by David Morales, Tony Humphries, Marley Marl, Paul Simpson, Hank Shocklee, Eric Sadler, Winston Jones, David Shaw, Dancin Danny D, Frankie Knuckles, Robert Clivilles, David Cole Single(s): “Ain’t Nobody (7″ Remix Edit)” / “I’m Every Woman (7″ Remix)” / “I Feel For You (7″ Remix)” History/Trivia Facts: This album reached #14 on the UK Album Chart, making it the best-selling Chaka Khan album in Great Britain since “I Feel For You”.

#63

CK sings lead vocals on the song “Fever”. Album Artist: Various

Record Label: Warner Bros Producer(s): Richard Perry History/Trivia Facts: Peggy Lee became identified most with this Grammy-nominated song in 1958 after she created a new arrangement and added additional lyrics to the original version recorded by Little Willie John.

#62

CK sings the (Club Edit) version of “It’s My Party”. Album Artist: Various

Record Label: WEA Musik GmbH New Medien und Elektronikvertrich Producer(s): Russ Titelman History/Trivia Facts: The Latino-flavored cover of Womack & Womack’s “It’s my party” reached number 5 on Billboard R&B singles chart.  “SoulBeat5” is a German-only import compilation CD single release that features remixed songs by Morris Day, Bobby Brown, ICE-T, Karyn White, and others.

#61

CK Sings the Ashford & Simpson penned song, “Clouds”.

Record Label:  Columbia Producer(s): Arif Mardin History/Trivia Facts: The original version of this song is on the 1981 Chaka Khan album, “Naughty”. Additional production and remix by Robert Clivilles and David Cole

#60

CK sings vocal solo on the song, ‘Schlangenhaut’; Album Artist: André Heller

Record Label: Polygram Osterreich Producer(s): André Heller History/Trivia Facts: CK recorded this song in 1978 at Kendun Records in Los Angeles accompanied by percussionist Airto Moreira and tenor saxman Joe Henderson. The German word Schlangenhaut translates to snakeskin.

#59

CK Song Covered: “Sweet Thing”

Record Label: Atlantic Producer(s): Hurby Luv Bug and The Invincibles CK Song Covered: “Sweet Thing” History/Trivia Facts: The original 1975 version of this song (co-written with Rufus) peaked at number five on the Billboard Hot 100.

#58

Chaka sings lead vocals on “Through The Fire”.

Record Label: JCI Associated Labels Producer(s): David Foster Album Artist: Various Chaka sings lead vocals on “Through The Fire”. History/Trivia Facts: This was one of the few CK songs to cross over to the Billboard Adult Contemporary chart.

#57

CK sings backing vocals on the song ‘Spirit Of Love’. Album Artist: Average White Band

Record Label: Track Producer(s): John Robie History/Trivia Facts: The Ohio Players also sang background vocals and chorus.

#56

Record Label: Warner Bros Producer(s): Russ Titleman, David Frank, Chaka Khan, Prince, Chris Jasper Single(s): “It’s My Party” / “Baby Me” (B-Side “Everybody Needs Some Love” / “Soul Talkin” History/Trivia Facts: CK arranged all her vocals on this album. She also revealed her illustration talent showcasing an original drawing on the inside vinyl cover sleeve entitled, ‘It’s My Party’.

#55

Record Label: Live USA Producer(s): CK sings live vocals on 8 songs in concert History/Trivia Facts: This CK performance includes a 13:08 minute medley of favorites from her early career with Rufus

#54

CK sings backing vocals. Album Artist: The Jamaica Boys

Record Label: Warner Bros Producer(s): Marcus Miller, Ray Bardani, Lenny White History/Trivia Facts: This album and song were recorded by The Jamaica Boys

#53

CK sings co-backing vocals with Mark Stevens on the song ‘Spread Love’. Album Artist: Juicy

Record Label: CBS Producer(s): Eumir Deodato History/Trivia Facts: CK is the older sister of Mark Stevens.

#52

CK sings co-lead and backing vocals on the song ‘Higher Love’. Album Artist: Steve Winwood

Record Label: Island Producer(s): Russ Titleman, Steve Winwood History/Trivia Facts: CK appeared in the “Higher Love” music video with Steve Winwood. The song won the 1986 ‘Record of The Year’ Grammy Award and spent four weeks at the top of the U.S. Album Rock Tracks chart. It was also a #1 song in Canada.

#51

Record Label: Warner Bros Producer(s): Arif Mardin, David Gamson, Joe Mardin, Robbie Buchanan, Chaka Khan, Philippe Saisse, Beau Hill, Reggie Griffin, Russ Titleman, Cengiz Yaltkaya Singles: “The Other Side Of The World” / “Love Of A Lifetime” / “Love Of A Lifetime 12″ Remix” / “Tight Fit” / “Earth To Mickey” History/Trivia Facts: This was an album more geared towards rock and pop than previous Chaka Khan solo recordings. It included Phil Collins on drums and backing vocals.

#50

CK sings co-backing vocals with David Bowie, Luther Vandross and Cissy Houston on the song, ‘Underground’

Record Label: EMI Producer(s): David Bowie History/Trivia Facts: Both Luther Vandross and Cissy Houston were album background session singers on future solo Chaka Khan recordings.

#49

CK sings lead vocals on the song ‘My Destiny’

Record Label: Warner Bros Producer(s): Arif Mardin, Phillips Saisse, Chaka Khan History/Trivia Facts: CK wrote, co-produced, and sang this theme song from the biographical comedy-drama film starring Richard Pryor who was also a co-screenplay writer, director, and producer.

#48

CK sings lead vocals on the song ‘The Other Side Of The World’

Record Label: Atlantic Producer(s): Arif Mardin, Robbie Buchanan History/Trivia Facts: The ‘White Nights’ film starred ballet superstar Mikhail Baryshnikov and tap dance king Gregory Hines.

#47

CK is credited in the album liner notes for providing vocal arrangements on the song ‘Addicted To Love’; Album Artist: Robert Palmer

Record Label: Island Producer(s): Bernard Edwards History/Trivia Facts: This song was originally recorded as a duet, however, CK’s lead vocals were removed due to contractual issues between her record label, Warner Bros, and Island Records. Her background vocals are still audible.

#46

CK sings lead vocals on “Own The Night”

Record Label: MCA Producer(s): Arif Mardin, Joe Mardin Singles: “Own The Night” History/Trivia Facts: This was the first of six album concepts to promote the ‘Miami Vice’ television show starring Don Johnson and Phillip Michael Thomas.

#45

CK sings lead vocals on “Krush Groove (Can’t Stop The Street)”

Record Label: Warner Bros Producer(s): Russ Titleman, Rick Rubin, Prince, Kurtis Blow, Russ Titelman, Sheila E, Lonnie Simmons, Russell Simmons, John Benitez, Jimmy Jam & Terry Lewis Singles: “Krush Groove (Can’t Stop The Street) History/Trivia Facts: CK appeared with The Fat Boys in a comedy music video for the song.

#44

CK sings lead vocals with Patti Austin, Luther Vandross, Jocelyn Brown, and Lani Groves on the song ‘Big Bad World’; Album Artist: Patti Austin

Record Label: Qwest Producer(s): Jimmy Jam, Terry Lewis, Monte Moir, Tommy LiPuma, Russ Titleman History/Trivia Facts: CK and Patti Austin would later perform on stage together in 2008 at the 75th Quincy Jones birthday celebration live in Montreaux, Switzerland

#43

CK sings rap and co-backing vocals with Mark Stevens, Eric Dickins and Diva Gray on the song ‘There’s Nothing Out There’; Album Artist: Peabo Bryson

Record Label: Elektra Producer(s): Arif Mardin, Tommy LiPluma History/Trivia Facts: CK is the older sister of Mark Stevens.

#42

CK sings “I Feel For You”. Album Artist: Various

Record Label: WEA Musik GmbH Producer(s): Arif Mardin History/Trivia Facts: “Hot And New 85” is a German-only import compilation CD single release that features songs by Kim Wilde, ZZ Top, Jermaine Jackson/Pia Zadora, Prince, The Cars, and others.

#41

CK sings backing vocals on two songs, ‘Rock Yo World’ and ‘Love On The Side’; Album Artist: Taka Boom

Record Label: Mirage-Atco Producer(s): Billy Rush History/Trivia Facts: This was Taka Boom’s sophomore solo album.

#40

Record Label: Warner Bros Producer(s): Arif Mardin, Robbie Buchanan, John Robie, Russ Titelman, David “Hawk” Wolinski, James Newton, David Foster, Humberto Gatica, Joe Mardin Singles: “I Feel For You” / “This Is My Night” / “Through The Fire” / “Eye To Eye” History/Trivia Facts: CK won the Female Best R&B Vocal Performance Grammy Award for this infectious post-disco, high-tech funk, soul, and rap cover song originally written and recorded by Prince. It was one of the most popular songs of the ‘80s, and it made history by becoming the first R&B tune to feature a rap vocal (performed by Grandmaster Melle Mel).

#39

CK sings lead and background vocals with her band Rufus on ‘Ain’t Nobody’

Record Label: Polydor Producer(s): Russ Titleman History/Trivia Facts: This Grammy-winning song was played during the movie starring former Soul Train dancer/choreographer Shabba Doo Quinones.

#38

CK sings lead vocals on the songs ‘Freedom’ and ‘Starting Over Again’

Record Label: RCA Producer(s): Chaka Khan, David McHugh History/Trivia Facts: This film (starring Robin Williams) was the second major Hollywood motion picture to feature a song by Chaka Khan.

#37

Record Label: Wea International Producer(s): Arif Mardin History/Trivia Facts: “Perfect Fit”  is a Japanese-only import CD single release that has long extended dance remix versions of five songs: “Love Of A Lifetime”, “Tight Fit”, “Coltrane Dreams”, “I Feel For You”, and “This Is My Night”.

#36

CK sings background on the song ‘Love Will Come Again’; Album Artist: George Benson

Record Label: Warner Bros Producer(s): Arif Mardin, Kashif History/Trivia Facts: CK’s first studio collaboration with George Benson was singing a duet on the song “We Got The Love’ from her solo debut album ‘Chaka’ in 1978.

#35

CK sings live lead vocals with her band Rufus

Record Label: Warner Bros Producer(s): Russ Titleman Singles: “Ain’t Nobody” / “One Million Kisses” History/Trivia Facts: Chaka and Rufus won a Grammy Award in 1984 for Best R&B Performance By Duo Or Group With Vocal. It was their last album together.

#34

CK sings lead vocals on the song ‘No See No Cry’

Record Label: Warner Bros Producer(s): Giorgio Moroder History/Trivia Facts: Side A of the album featured only the film score. It included a comedic cue that corresponded with Richard Pryor’s open slapstick comedy sequence.

#33

Record Label: Warner Bros Producer(s): Arif Mardin Singles: “Tearin It Up” / “Best In The West” History/Trivia Facts: CK won two Grammys for the songs “Got To Be There” (Best R&B Performance) and ‘Be Bop Medley’ (Best Vocal Arrangement for Two or More Voices).

#32

CK sings lead and background vocals with her band Rufus on live version of the song “Everlasting Love’

Record Label: Warner Bros Producer(s): Rufus History/Trivia Facts: This version of “Everlasting Love” was previously unreleased.

#31

CK sings lead jazz vocals.

Record Label: Elecktra-Musician Producer(s): Lenny White, Chick Corea, Joe Henderson, Stanley Clarke, Lennie White and Freddie Hubbard History/Trivia Facts: CK received a Grammy Award nomination for Best Female Jazz Performance.

#30

CK sings lead and background vocals with her band Rufus

Record Label: MCA Producer(s): Rufus, Bob Manaco, Quincy Jones, Roy Haley History/Trivia Facts: This compilation does not include any songs from the first Rufus self-titled debut LP.

#29

CK sings lead and background vocals with her band Rufus

Record Label: MCA Producer(s): Rufus Singles: “Sharing The Love ” / “Better Together” History/Trivia Facts: This was the last in-studio recording between Rufus and Chaka Khan.

#28

CK sings lead and backing vocals on three songs, “War Games’, Julia’ and ‘Robot Man’. Album Artist Rick Wakeman

Record Label: Charisma Producer(s): Rick Wakeman History/Trivia Facts: Rick Wakefield was a former member of the group Yes.

#27

Record Label: Warner Bros Producer(s): Arif Mardin Singles: “What Cha’ Gonna Do For Me” (B-Side “Lover’s Touch”) / “We Can Work It Out” / “I Know You I Live You” / “Any Old Sunday” History/Trivia Facts: CK wrote unprecedented lyrics for this cover version and performed them with guest jazz trumpet player Dizzy Gillespie. The new composition features a ‘sample’ of the original 1943 Charlie Parker four-bar alto break.

#26

CK sings co-lead vocals with George Benson on “We Got The Love”.

Record Label: Warner Bros. Records Producer(s): Arif Mardin Album Artist: George Benson Chaka sings co-lead vocals with George Benson on “We Got The Love”. History/Trivia Facts: This song was first featured on CK’s 1978 groundbreaking solo debut studio album. “Chaka”.

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CK sings co-lead vocals on the song ‘Better Now We’re Friends’ with singer-songwriter Henry Gross. Album Artist: Henry Gross

Record Label: Capitol Producer(s): Bobby Colomby, Ed Marshal, Tony Battaglia History/Trivia Facts: Henry Gross was the former lead singer of the group Sha Na Na.

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CK sings uncredited co-backing vocals for James Brown with Rev. James Cleveland Choir on the song ‘The Old Landmark’

Record Label: Atlantic Producer(s): Bob Tischeler History/Trivia Facts: CK performs the song on screen in the choir scene of the ‘Blues Brothers’ Hollywood movie.

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Record Label: Warner Bros Producer(s): Arif Mardin Singles: “Clouds” / “Papillion (aka Hot Butterfly)” History/Trivia Facts: CK’s daughter Indira Khan (Milini) posed for the back cover of her 1980 ‘Naughty’ album at age 7.

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CK sings lead vocals on a live concert version of the song ‘Once You Get Started’ with her brother, Mark Stevens, on background

Record Label: Asylum Producer(s): Jackson Browne, Graham Nash, John Hall, Bonnie Raitt History/Trivia Facts: This song was recorded for the Musicians United for Safe Energy (MUSE) concert at Madison Square Garden in New York City.

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CK sings backing vocals on songs ‘Down In Hollywood’ and ‘Don’t Mess Up A Good Thing’. Album Artist: Ry Cooder

Record Label: Warner Bros Producer(s): Ry Cooder History/Trivia Facts: The original 1965 duet “Don’t Mess Up A Good Thing” was recorded by Fontella Bass and Doug McClure on Chess Records.

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CK sings lead and background vocals with her band Rufus. Tony Maiden sings lead vocals on ‘Dancing For Your Love’ (CK sings backing vocals)

Record Label: MCA Producer(s): Quincy Jones Singles: “Do You Love What You Feel” / “Any Love” / “I’m Dancing For Your Love” History/Trivia Facts: This was a platinum-selling LP and the fourth #1 R&B chart-topping album for Rufus & Chaka, peaking at #14 on the Pop chart.

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CK sings backing vocals on three songs “Anything You Want”, “Dance Like You Do At Home” and the single release, “Night Dancin”; Album Artist: Taka Boom

Record Label: Polydor / Ariola International Producer(s): John Ryan, Taka Boom History/Trivia Facts: CK is the older sister of Taka Boom.

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Record Label: Warner Bros Producer(s): Arif Mardin Singles: “I’m Every Woman” / “Life Is A Dance” History/Trivia Facts: CK’s Grammy-nominated signature tune “I’m Every Woman” appeared first on this album which was her solo debut recording. It has been re-released, remixed, and covered numerous times over the past three decades, most notably by Whitney Houston for the ‘The Bodyguard” movie soundtrack.

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CK sings co-backing vocals with Natalie Cole on the song ‘A Fool At Heart’; Album Artist: Stephen Bishop

Record Label: ABC Producer(s): Stephen Bishop History/Trivia Facts: CK and Natalie Cole recorded together for a second time in 2007 on the tribute compilation CD: “We All Love Ella – Celebrating The First Lady Of Song”

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CK sings lead vocals on the song ‘Lady Madonna’; Album Artist: Lenny White

Record Label: Elektra Producer(s): Lenny White, Don Mizell, Larry Dunn History/Trivia Facts: This song was originally recorded by Paul McCartney / The Beatles in 1968.

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CK sings co-lead vocals with singer-songwriters Nicholas Ashford and Valerie Simpson on the song ‘Stuff Like That’; Album Artist: Quincy Jones

Record Label: A&M Producer(s): Quincy Jones History/Trivia Facts: This disco classic single release “Stuff Like That” which was a #1 R&B hit single that peaked at #21 on the Pop chart.

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CK sings lead and background vocals with her band Rufus. She also sings co-backing vocals on the song ‘Street Player’

Record Label: ABC Producer(s): Rufus, Roy Haley Singles: “Stay” / “Blue Love” History/Trivia Facts: CK sang lead vocals on seven songs and co-backing vocals on “Street Player” with Helen Lowe for Tony Maiden.

#13

CK sings backing vocals on the songs ‘The Tenth World’ and ‘Dreamland’; Album Artist: Joni Mitchell

Record Label: Asylum Producer(s): Joni Mitchell, Henry Lewey, Steve Katz History/Trivia Facts: CK’s vocal echo effects and backing vocals are mixed with Latin percussion on these two experimental songs.

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CK sings vocals on the song ‘Dreaming As One’; Album Artist: Blood Sweat & Tears

Record Label: ABC Producer(s): Roy Haley, Bobby Colomby History/Trivia Facts: CK sang co-lead vocals with David Clayton-Thomas.

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CK sings backing vocals and incredible preach at end of the song ‘Take Me Back To Chicago’; Album Artist: Chicago

Record Label: Columbia Producer(s): James William Guercio History/Trivia Facts: CK sang backing vocals for Peter Cetera.

#10

CK sings lead and background vocals with her band Rufus

Record Label: ABC Producer(s): Rufus Singles: “At Midnight (My Love With Lift You Up)” / “Hollywood” / “Everlasting Love” History/Trivia Facts: The platinum-selling album was #1 on the Billboard R&B chart for three consecutive weeks, peaking at #14 on the Pop chart. A second wall-size fold-out photo poster of the group for fans was included inside the vinyl album’s gatefold cover.

#9

CK sings vocal solo and co-backing vocals with Lalomie Washburn on the song ‘Gloria oder die Obsession der Niedertracht’; Album Artist: André Heller

Record Label: Polygram Osterreich Producer(s): André Heller History/Trivia Facts: The German phrase “Gloria oder die Obsession der Niedertracht”, translates to Gloria or the Obsession with Meanness.

#8

CK sings background on the song ‘Hang On To Yourself’; Album Artist: The Gap Band

Record Label: Tattoo Producer(s): John Ryan History/Trivia Facts: CK sang the ‘don’t let go’ ad-libs for Charlie Wilson at the end of the song.

#7

CK sings co-lead vocals on ‘Save It For A Rainy Day’ and backing vocals on ‘Never Letting Go’ and ‘Little Italy’; Album Artist: Stephen Bishop

Record Label: ABC Producer(s): Henry Lewey, Stephen Bishop History/Trivia Facts: “Save It For A Rainy Day’” reached #22 on the Billboard pop chart.

#6

CK sings co-lead backing vocals with Patti Austin on the song “Hollywood”; Album Artist: Blood Sweat & Tears

Record Label: Columbia Producer(s): Bob James, Bobby Colomby History/Trivia Facts: CK’s vocals are uncredited.

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CK sings lead and background vocals with her band Rufus

Record Label: ABC Producer(s): Rufus Singles: Sweet Thing” / “Dance Wit Me” / “Jive Talkin” History/Trivia Facts: A 1975 fold-out wall-size photo poster for fans was included inside the ‘Rufus Featuring Chaka Khan’ vinyl album jacket.

#4

CK sings lead and background vocals with her band Rufus. She also sings co-lead vocals on the song ‘Stop On By’ with Tony Maiden

Record Label: ABC Producer(s): Bob Monaco Singles: “Once You Get Started” / “Stop On By” / “Please Pardon Me (You Remind Me Of A Friend Of Mine” History/Trivia Facts: CK co-wrote the track “Somebody’s Watching You”.

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CK sings lead and background vocals with her band Rufus

Record Label: ABC Producer(s): Bob Monaco, Rufus Singles: “Tell Me Something Good” / “You Got The Love” History/Trivia Facts: CK won her first of 10 Grammys in 1975 for “Tell Me Something Good”, written by Stevie Wonder.

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CK sings lead and background vocals with her band Rufus

Record Label: ABC

Producer(s): Bob Monaco

Singles: “Slip ‘n Slide” / “Whoever’s Thrilling You (Is Killing Me)” / “Feel Good”

History/Trivia Facts: CK’s first 1973 studio recording as the Rufus frontwoman replacing singer Paulette McWilliams.

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