Reverend Lee  –  Roberta Flack (“This is the story of a big strong black sexy Southern baptist minister – his name was Reverend Doctor Lee” are the opening lyrics of the song – written by Eugene McDaniels … studio version from the album “Chapter Two’ on Atlantic Records)

The Greatest performance of my life  –  Loleatta Holloway (Loleatta joined the Gospel group “The Caravans” before going solo – she later joined Salsoul Records under the direction of Philadelphian Norman Harris & husband Floyd Smith as co-managers/producers … the most sampled female vocalist in history)

The Key  –  Wuf Ticket (Written and produced by James Mason … remixed by Prelude Records in-house remixer French emigre’ Francois Kervorkian – a Prelude Record release)

I’m a lover  –  Kym Mazelle (Kym was one of the earliest Chicago-an House Divas – released on “Lower Level Records” and produced by Marshal Jefferson … Kym was also a session singer making advertisements for a variety of U.S products)

Reverend Lee – Roberta Flack (this sista went to church to do more than worship)

The Greatest performance of my life – Loleatta Holloway (the most ‘sampled’ female singer in the history of recorded music – and you can hear why – even though it’s not justified)

The Key – Wuf Ticket (a monster boogie trak with a positive message)

I’m a lover – Kym Mazelle (early Chicagoan house diva – prod. by Marshall Jefferson)