Paul Carrack
Groovin' [2001]
Paul Carrack (born April 22, 1951 in Sheffield, England) is an English keyboardist, singer and songwriter. Carrack has had multiple careers which have overlapped over the last three-plus decades. He has been a member of several bands including Ace, Squeeze, and Mike + The Mechanics, been a session and touring musician for several others, and has enjoyed success as a solo artist as well. His distinctive voice shows up on some of his affiliated bands' best-known hits.
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Michèle
Michèle Meyer is a Dutch female singer, born in Paramaribo, in 1971. She released several dance singles in the 90s like "Work It Out", "Love Is History", "I Can Feel" and "Do Me Baby". Musical Team: Robyn Carlsson, Max Martin, Denniz Pop, Phil Wilde and Peter Bauwens.
Center Stage
This wonderful collaboration between Christine Wiltshire & Patrick Adams easily makes it into my personal Prelude Records Top-10 list of my absolute favorites tracks from the legendary label.
Although "Never" was somewhat a commercial flop, this all-too-overlooked release nonetheless always held for me unprecedented importance, emotion, drama and artistry when it came to selecting truly outstanding Disco anthems. So to this day I also wonder why Christine Wiltshire & Patrick Adams didn't continue their "Center Stage" teamwork for an entire LP project...
Anyway, Center Stage - Never is a real gem from the vast Prelude Records catalogue and deserves to be (re-) discovered.
Diana Ross & Marvin Gaye
You Are Everything is a song written by Thom Bell and Linda Creed.
Music producer Thom Bell and singer Linda Creed initially wrote it for their own music group The Stylistics. It is an R&B ballad that sold particularly well in the United States in 1971. The single took ninth place on the Billboard Hot 100. It took The Stylistics album to 23rd place on the Billboard Album Top 200. In Europe there was no success for this original version of the Philadelphia Soul style song. Yet Bell and Creed could be satisfied, more than a million copies were sold all over the world.
In England, The Pearls were successful in 1973. A modest 43rd place was the highest position in three weeks of listing.
When Diana Ross and Marvin Gaye recorded for their collaborative album Diana & Marvin, the situation was turned around. The song was not even released as a single in the United States. Sales went smoothly in the Netherlands and England, but not in Belgium.
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