Hi Eddie, thank you for your kind words and support.

I am of the same thought with his work, I am so looking forward to what else he shines a spotlight on.

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,Berry Gordy revolutionized the Music Industry with the motown sound. So many artists took from the motown sound. Prior to the motown sound, the music was Blues and Jazz, Rock and Roll, Acoppollo, Doowhop. It was really no unique sound until Berry Gordy came with the motown sound; And from the motown sound came all the other sounds: R n B, Disco, Pop, hip hop, 70s sound of groups trying to emulate the Motown Group. Finally, one group took from the Motown Sound but was able to modernized and update the sound to this present day. This who did this was Chic. Listen carefully to Chic beat and you will hear The Motown Sound. In other words, Chic made Hip Hop or Rap, R n B, Pop. Nile Roges of Chic was the 2nd coming of the Motown Sound. Even Quincy Jones took from the Berry Gordy Motown Sound- Bingo

@@seanross1558 Yes indeed-I agree with you 💯 %! Make that 110%!!! There are VERY few artists that could be called “Genius”! Berry Gordy,Quincy Jones,Nile Rodgers and the late great Bernard Edwards are all VERY deserving of that Title!!! They made Pop,Dance and Soul/R&B music the forces they are today!!!

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Hi LeftatAlbu... Thank you for commenting. The original Chic version sounds a little unfinished with respect to the lead vocals. In interviews, Nile Rodgers has said that they wanted Diana to be free-form and improvise, which she did. However, it sounds like there should have been a follow-up session to re-do certain parts. She ended up re-recording most of her lead vocals anyway at Motown's studios. I have often thought, based on the result and on some things said in interviews, that Miss Ross and Messrs. Rodgers and Edwards had a difficult time working on this project. Many songs on the album like "My Old Piano", "Have Fun", and even "Upside Down" have lead vocals that still needed some further refinement. I think that Rodgers and Edwards were barely able to get what they got because the working relationship ended prematurely and and they decided to present the best finished product they could with what they had. In terms of production quality, the Chic mix is very compressed, which could be mostly the mastering, but the drums just blend in with the rest of the instruments and lack the punch and presence found in Motown's mix. Regarding the trombone solo in this mix, this is the same solo as on the Motown version. What are your opinions about the Chic and Motown mixes?

@@themotownboy1 Interesting that you thought the originals sounded "compressed"... I don't know that I have the ears to discern that, but I agree it sounds thick and mushy to my ears (I have the Digipac CD package so I can compare) and I prefer the released Diana version (but then, I did hear that one first, so perhaps I am biased). It makes me wonder that the other CHIC albums were more of a "group" sound, rather than an accompaniment that shows off a singer. I have worked for many years as a cabaret accompanist, so I'd like to think I know the difference! How do you get the multitracks? Are they available for purchase? I have a friend that uses Legitmix, and as I never have, I don't know much about how it works. Thanks for the note! I've enjoyed your work over the years since I discovered you here. Christopher

@@themotownboy1 Wow!! you know a lot!! you should upload a video with criticism to the recordings!!