KING, CLYDIE - RUSHING TO MEET YOU (AT)
CD (Compact Disc)
Label: EVERLAND
Release date: 03/01/2019
Barcode: 0710473184250
Catalog no.: EVERLAN0000020
Item ID: 461403
This is certainly one of the best produced and arranged records of the 1970s soul funk era with a whiff of a disco flavor and some of the greatest songs that were ever written in this genre. But this is also one of the least known and best hidden jewels waiting to be discovered by the legions of fans loving mid to late '70s soul queens such as Donna Summer, Diana Ross, Gloria Gaynor or the mighty Supremes. Reissued in the two original versions on Everland Music. A must have! Originally released in 1977.
Also available: RUSHING TO MEET YOU (KOR) (CD).
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