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CHIC - LE FREAK

12/29/2015

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In 1977, Bernard Edwards and Nile Rogers had success producing music for others, and they had a hit with their band Chic's new single Dance Dance Dance (Yowsah Yowsah Yowsah). The song was popular at the legendary club Studio 54 and other disco clubs. On New Years Eve in 1977, Edwards and Rogers were invited to studio 54 by Grace Jones - who wanted them to do some production work for her. They showed up sharply dressed to celebrate the new year, but they denied entry into the club. After exhausting every attempt to get in, the two walked off and immediately composed a song called "Fuck Off". When they came around to recording the song they decided that they should drop the cursing, so "Ahhhh, Fuck Off!" became "Ahhh Freak Out. The single was Atlantic Record's best selling record of all-time - selling 2 million copies in the US.
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9/13/2019 09:54:59 am

It is nice to see the history behind all of the music that we have today. Well, most people think that music was not a real career to pursue, which is why I am happy to have proven them wrong. Today, I make money out of producing songs from great artists. Not only am I happy to be working with musicians, but I also make a living out of it. I wanted to show the world the power of music, and that I did.

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