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In an interview with Billboard the artists discussed how the collaboration came together, which began after Rodgers heard a rough demo of the song. "The flame is burning, just waiting to be fanned," Davis said in a statement. "I hope our song makes people feel good, as though they’re in the middle of a party, letting go and having fun."
Kimberly Davis may refer to: Amber O'Neal, a professional wrestler whose legal name is Kimberly Dawn Davis; Kimberly Davis, American singer-songwriter and member of Chic; Kim Davis, clerk of Rowan County, Kentucky.
"You're Good for Me" is a song recorded and performed by American Dance musician Tony Moran, featuring vocals from American singer Kimberly Davis. The collaboration marks Moran's eighth and Davis' second number one (as the two collaborated with Nile Rodgers on 2017's " My Fire "), on Billboard 's Dance Club Songs chart, reaching the summit in ...
She was replaced as a singer by Alfa Anderson, who had done back-up vocals on the band's debut album. For the Sister Sledge project, Edwards and Rodgers wrote and produced "He's the Greatest Dancer" (originally intended to be a Chic song), in exchange for "I Want Your Love" (intended originally to be performed by Sister Sledge).
Precious Wilson left the group in the same year to pursue a solo career and was replaced by singer Kim Davis. The group enjoyed their third German top 10 hit with "Go Johnnie Go" from the third album Fight Fight Fight. Shortly after, a tragedy hit when Davis succumbed to a brain haemorrhage, although some sources claim she died in a car ...
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Whitney -- the daughter of Kim and her ex-husband, Gregg Davis -- wore a simple white halter bridal gown, adding a white fur coat to the look later in the evening and a black wide-brimmed hat.
On Country-Folk, Jennings worked with producer Danny Davis, a New York City veteran who had produced Connie Francis and Nina Simone.RCA Victor executive Chet Atkins, who also produced Jennings' albums, had called Waylon's 1966 debut Folk-Country in an attempt to market the singer to this new, younger audience, and this idea continued on Country-Folk.