Jean Carn/Happy to Be With You Jean Carn

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CD - Canadian Import

  • Release Date: 07/25/2006
  • Original Release: 2004
  • Sales Rank: 73,839
  • Label: DIABLO RECORDS UK
  • UPC: 740155440527

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Jean Carn/Happy to Be With You

1LISTENFree Love 4:05
2LISTENNo Laughing Matter 4:50
3LISTENI'm in Love Once Again 5:55
4LISTENDon't You Know Love When You See It 5:19
5LISTENWhere Did You Ever Go 3:57
6LISTENYou Are All I Need 5:30
7LISTENIf You Wanna Go Back 3:24
8LISTENYou Got a Problem 3:20
9LISTENTime Waits for No One 4:18
10LISTENThere's a Shortage of Good Men 4:46
11LISTENTogether Once Again 4:41
12LISTEN(No, No) You Can't Come Back Now 4:30
13LISTENRevelation/Infant Eyes 4:07
14LISTENHappy to Be With You 4:18
15LISTENDon't Let It Go to Your Head 4:53
16LISTENI Bet She Won't Love You Like I Do 3:18
17LISTENYou Light Up My Life 4:19

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The late '70s found Jean Carn making the transformation from esteemed jazz singer to session musician to lead vocalist in her own rite, courtesy of the mighty juggernaut production machine that was Philly International's Gamble & Huff. These two albums -- 1977's eponymous debut and the 1978 follow-up -- were the inaugural releases for her stewardship with the label and find Gamble & Huff collaborating with Dexter Wansel and the other powerhouse production team of McFadden & Whitehead to produce 17 tracks of distinctive Philly soul, with "Free Love" being her most commercially successful recording. Many of the songs would later go on to be popular cult favorites at such esteemed disco clubs as the Paradise Garage, Heaven and Studio 54. Carn's vocal stylings closely resembles Phyllis Hyman's (who would also record for Philly International in the twilight of her career), and fans of either singer will enjoy having all of these fantastic tunes together in one place. Rob Theakston, All Music Guide

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SHE IS A TRUE WOMANby Anonymous

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July 31, 2008: She is one of the most profound undercover singers ever and should go in the book as a realist woman when it comes to singing from a woman's heart.