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9 nov 2023 · Cheryl’s album Preppie, featuring her No. 1 soul classic, “Encore.”. But Columbia Records, Cheryl’s label, first went with the title track as the initial single released from Preppie. It was an uptempo, synthy new-wave number that Lynn co-wrote and which saw the gifted singer veering heavily into teenybopper territory á la Toni Basil ...
Soul singer Cheryl Lynn cemented her place in history with her debut single, the 1978 disco classic “Got to Be Real.” She went on to record with producers like Luther Vandross and Jam and Lewis and score many more R&B hits in the decade that followed.
I make music, and lots of it. I'm always making some kind of music - singing to myself, making up little songs to go with my day. So I've ended up with quite a stockpile of songs that got written over time. So I figured, why not put them up? Sometimes it's a lyric video, sometimes a bit more. Sometimes there are no words at all... I can't predict what I'm gonna come up with next but stay tuned ...
Cheryl Lynn is the first studio album by American singer Cheryl Lynn. It was released by Columbia Records on October 13, 1978 in the United States. The album reached number 23 on the US Billboard 200 chart and was certified gold by the Recording Industry Association of America on February 23, 1979. The album includes Lynn's first single and biggest hit "Got to Be Real".
Cheryl Lynn. American R&B/Soul and Disco singer, born on 11.03.1957 in Los Angeles, California. Sister of Sharon Jack . She signed a contact with Columbia after her smashing appearance in the TV special "Gong Show". Toto were crucial to her first career steps - she sang backing vocals for their hit "Georgy Porgy" and David Paich co-wrote her ...
9 nov 2023 · — Cheryl Lynn (@_IAMCHERYLLYNN) November 8, 2023 And from the looks of how often Lynn’s music is used in the entertainment world, the royalties being “lovely” may not come as a surprise. The initial impact of “Got to Be Real” moved people worldwide to the dance floor in the late 1970s, but the classic has yet to lose its massive appeal.
Or a Broadway play, this show is live. [Pre-Chorus:] And I know it's you I want to see tonight. (Wanna see you tonight) I'll buy my ticket at the door if it's (Hey) alright. (If your performance ...
