Jazzy tribute to james brown

[glencro]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?t=288&v=EzLp69BHa6U

[splanky]

I'd sure like to know how the hell that collaboration came about! A Sledge sister and one
of the best pianist to come outta Denmark. Dang, and the girl pulled it off too. I have to
admit I was quite surprised...

[marv2]

That was great. Debbie is more talented than she was allowed to display during Sister Sledge's peak years. So nice to hear.

[arr&bee]

Wow,cool and jazzy-a nice tribute indeed.

[glencro]

I'd sure like to know how the hell that collaboration came about! A Sledge sister and one
of the best pianist to come outta Denmark. Dang, and the girl pulled it off too. I have to
admit I was quite surprised...

Splanky, Debbie lived many years in Amsterdam and in fact her husband is a Dutch musician. Possibly that's how they connected.

[glencro]

That was great. Debbie is more talented than she was allowed to display during Sister Sledge's peak years. So nice to hear.

I agree marv2. I absolutely loved her on "Give In To Love" on Sister Sledge's first album "Circle of Love". I don't think any of their producers gave the other sisters a lot of shine during their hey day but George Duke produced some tracks with some great Debbie leads.

[glencro]

Debbie has independently released a jazz album https://www.amazon.com/Unsung-Debbie-Sledge/dp/B00W86KSE2/ref=sr_1_9?ie=UTF8&qid=1484527603&sr=8-9&keywords=debbie+sledge12443