linda clifford runaway love mp4 download Linda Clifford. Linda Clifford (born 14 June 1948, New York City, New York) is an American R&B, Disco and House music singer and actress who scored hits in the 1970s, 1980s, 1990s into the new millennium. Clifford is also a former Miss New York State, and fronted a jazz music trio before switching to R&B. After winning her title, Clifford started working as an actress, receiving minor roles in major films like The Boston Strangler with Tony Curtis and Henry Ford, Coogan's Bluff with Clint Eastwood and Sweet Charity with Shirley MacLaine. Clifford is also a former Miss New York State, and fronted a jazz music trio before switching to R&B. After winning her title, Clifford started working as an actress, receiving minor roles in major films like The Boston Strangler with Tony Curtis and Henry Ford, Coogan's Bluff with Clint Eastwood and Sweet Charity with Shirley MacLaine. Unsatisfied with her roles, Clifford decided to concentrate on her singing career, and performed in night clubs with the Jericho Jazz Singers, before forming her own group Linda & The Trade Winds. In 1973 she was signed to Paramount Records and her first single, "(It's Gonna Be) A Long Long Winter" became a minor hit on the R&B charts in the winter of 1974. By the mid-70's Curtis Mayfield signed Clifford to his Curtom Records label. The first single off her self-titled album was "From Now On" which again became a minor hit on the R&B charts. Her follow-up album, [album]If My Friends Could See Me Now[/album] produced two of Clifford's biggest hits, putting her on the music map. The first, "Runaway Love" became an R&B hit peaking at #3 for two weeks. The second, the title track, became a hit on the Disco chart peaking at #1 for five weeks. The following year, she released her third album, 1979's Let Me Be Your Woman. It yielded a Disco version of Simon & Garfunkel's hit "Bridge Over Troubled Water" which became her first Top 40 pop hit on the Billboard Hot 100. The album was also available in a two-record form with extended versions and included another R & B hit, "Don't Give It Up", which had a similar feel to "Runaway Love". These two albums had been produced and arranged by Gil Askey, a music industry veteran whose track record had included arranging duties for major acts at Motown and acting as musical director for Diana Ross, The Four Tops and The Temptations. Askey had written "[track artist=Linda Clifford]Runaway Love" and "Don't Give It Up", the latter with Linda. Clifford appeared on The Midnight Special (Episode dated March 16, 1979). Then followed by "Here's My Love" (1979) and a duet with Curtis Mayfield, "Between You and Me, Baby" (summer 1979). Eventually, Mayfield and Clifford released an album of duets in 1980, The Right Combination. In 1980, Clifford was asked to produce a single for the upcoming film, Fame. The result was the Top 40 hit "Red Light". It became her second number-one disco hit. Her next and final album with RSO, I'm Yours, was produced by Isaac Hayes and gave her her third #1 Disco hit "Shoot Your Best Shot" which was number-one on the U.S. Dance Charts for 4 weeks. In 1981, Clifford her Curtom contract switched to Capitol Records and she released "Don't Come Crying to Me". It peaked at number-one for three consecutive weeks on the disco charts. Despite the success of the single, the album I'll Keep On Loving You sold poorly, and her contract was not renewed. However the album did include "All the Man That I Need" which would go on to be a huge hit for Whitney Houston almost a decade later. Clifford was signed to local label Red Label Records and released Sneakin' Out in 1984. The release yielded a couple of minor dance and R&B hits, including the title track. MY HEART'S ON FIRE, in 1985 would be Clifford's last full length album. It featured the top ten dance hit "The Heat In Me". Clifford has subsequently recorded or re-recorded single tracks; she recorded "Whatcha Gonna Do" in 1995 and re-recorded "If My Friends Could See Me Now" in 1996. She also released "Wanna Give It Up" with Ralphi Rosario (#16 dance in 1999), "PHILLY GROOVE" with Romain & Krivit (2000), "Changin'" (#17 dance), "Ride the Storm" with Akabu (2001), "Going Back to My Roots", "Sunshine", "I Hear The Music" with Ralphi Rosario (2002) and "Spinnin'" with Prospect Park/Joey Negro (2003). After her initial record contract was not renewed, Clifford began to write jingles for such products as Tropicana, Maybelline, McDonald's, Miller Lite, Michelob Lite, Oldsmobile and Pontiac. She also provided the theme songs for The Phil Donahue Show and the police drama Chicago Story and became a host to one of the first home- shopping TV shows Home Shop Chicago. Clifford also continued to perform in local clubs and at special events. On June 23rd 2008 Glitter Records released a new house mix of the track "How Long" with mixes by Paul Goodyear. Various Artists – Funk: The Essential Collection (2009) Various Artists – Funk: The Essential Collection (2009) EAC Rip | 3xCD | FLAC Tracks + Cue + Log | Full Scans Included Total Size: 1.31 GB | 3% RAR Recovery Label: Union Square Music | UK | Cat#: INTROTCD45 | Genre: R&B, Soul, Funk. 009 three CD collection. How do you like your Funk, y’all? Streetwise, southern fried or paaarty? You’ll find them all here as this collection of original rare grooves brings you Curtis Mayfield, the Meters, Funkadelic, Bobby Womack and many other true funky legends. Sure to satisfy, this is funky perfection on plastic! Includes informative notes on all songs featured. 60 tracks. ― Amazon. Additional Info: • Released Date: August 4, 2009 • More info. CD 1 – Under A Groove: Killer Funky Klassiks 01. The Meters – Cissy Strut – 03:02 02. Lightnin’ Rod – Sport – 02:36 03. Curtis Mayfield – Pusherman – 05:02 04. Aaron Neville – Hercules – 04:13 05. Pee Wee Ellis – Moon Walk – 02:45 06. Joe Tex – Papa Was Too – 02:40 07. Betty Harris – There’s A Break In The Road – 02:45 08. Maceo & All The Kings Men – Got To Getcha – 02:47 09. Lee Dorsey – Riverboat – 02:36 10. Funkadelic – One Nation Under A Groove – 07:26 11. Alvin Cash – Keep On Dancing – 02:39 12. Jody Gayles – You Gotta Push – 02:48 13. Gill Scott-Heron – The Bottle – 05:13 14. Bobby Womack – Across 110th Street – 03:51 15. Leroy Hutson – Blackberry Jam – 04:54 16. Linda Clifford – Runaway Love – 07:05 17. Mavis Staples – Koochie Koochie Koochie – 02:46 18. Ripple – A Funky Song – 03:03 19. The Meters – Same Old Thing – 02:47 20. Bob James – Nautilus – 05:04. CD 2 – Trouble In The Ghetto: Life In Chocolate City 01. Skull Snaps – It’s A New Day – 03:00 02. Curtis Mayfield – A Heavy Dude – 04:06 03. 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If you encounter broken links or other problem about this publication, please let me know and write your comment below. I will reply and fix as soon as possible. Linda Clifford - If My Friends Could See Me Now (1978) [1996] Artist : Linda Clifford Title : If My Friends Could See Me Now Year Of Release : 1978 [1996] Label : Charly [CPCD 8158] Genre : Soul, Funk, Disco Quality : FLAC (Tracks) Total Time : 00:39:39 Total Size : 284 mb (+3%rec.) WebSite : Album Preview. For Linda Clifford's second album, producers Gil Askey and Curtis Mayfield wisely left behind the overabundance of cover tunes that weighted down her debut outing to concentrate on original material. The result is If My Friends Could See Me Now, the opus that earned Clifford her disco diva status. The first side of the album represents her finest recorded work. It starts with a bang via the title track, which transforms this classic show tune from Sweet Charity into a driving slice of orchestrated disco. It provides an ideal vehicle for Clifford's brassy vocal persona and is further sweetened by expert call and response support from the Jones Girls on backup vocals. From there, the album downshifts into a gentler mood with "You Are, You Are," a Curtis Mayfield song that combines a lovely mid-tempo groove with some spacy synthesizer effects and romantic-devotion lyrics that are given emotional heft by Clifford's vocal conviction. The coup de grâce is provided by "Runaway Love," a funky, Latin-accented dressing down of an unfaithful lover that intersperses its silky rhythms with spoken word bits in a Millie Jackson-styled feminist vein. Unfortunately, the second side doesn't hold up quite as well. The flamenco-flavored "Broadway Gypsy Lady" gets the toes tapping, but the other tunes feel like filler: they are solidly crafted and professionally performed, but lack the distinctive lyrical and musical hooks that made the first side such a treat. Despite this unevenness, If My Friends Could See Me Now is listenable all the way through and remains Clifford's shining hour on record. 1. If My Friends Could See Me Now 2. You Are, You Are 3. Runaway Love 4. Broadway Gypsy Lady 5. I Feel Like Falling In Love Again 6. Please Darling, Don't Say Goodbye 7. Gypsy Lady. Runaway Love: The Singles Anthology. One of at least four Linda Clifford anthologies that takes its name from the singer's biggest hit, this particular Runaway Love was released in Germany by the Neon label in 2001. It's more extensive than the ten-track budget discs that have surfaced, and it's neither as recommendable nor as available as Sequel's Runaway Love: The Singles Anthology. It should at least be handy in a pinch when no other Clifford compilations are calling you from the bin. It does contain a good portion of her best singles and album cuts, including "Bridge Over Troubled Water," "Shoot Your Best Shot," "If My Friends Could See Me Now," and -- naturally -- "Runaway Love." Runaway Love. Scrobbling is when Last.fm tracks the music you listen to and automatically adds it to your music profile. Recent Listening Trend. 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