While working one night at Gamble & Huff’s famed Philadelphia International Records’ offices, a producer overheard some tantalizing vocals. There he discovered a 16-year-old Evelyn King singing while cleaning the offices. Signing the singer to a production deal soon resulted in Evelyn 'Champagne' King’s first single 'Dancin’, Dancin’, Dancin’,' from her 1977 debut LP Smooth Talk. But it was a song written by John Fitch and Reuben Cross called 'Shame,' that made her career launch a success. King would go on to notch 24 Billboard® chart singles, including hits such as 'I’m In Love' and 'Love Come Down.' [title]Open Book[/title] is her first project in over 15 years, one that she describes as being 'for my fans.' The album features a new dance single, 'The Dance' (remixed by the UK’s Soul Seekerz). 1. Skillz
2. Whole Lotta Yum Yum
3. Dance, The - (remix)
4. Open Book
5. Standing on the Rock of Love
6. Nobody Knows
7. (You Deserve) An Academy Award
8. Paradise
9. True to My Boo
10. Creepin'
11. Dance, The
12. Not That Kinda Party
13. Skillz - (remix)
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