"SIGNED, SEALED, DELIVERED JDK RADIO STATION SESSION 9/26/2025 SET# 253

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The songwriters for The Jones Girls' 1981 song "Nights Over Egypt" were Cynthia Biggs (also credited as Cynthia DeMari Biggs El) and Dexter Wansel. The song was recorded at Philadelphia International Records. Songwriters Cynthia Biggs: An accomplished songwriter associated with Philadelphia International Records. Dexter Wansel: A songwriter, producer, and multi-instrumentalist who was a key figure at Philadelphia International Records. He was inspired to write the lyrics for the song based on a college trip to Egypt. Musicians According to the album credits for Get as Much Love as You Can, the musicians on the track included: Dexter Wansel: Keyboards, synthesizers, and arrangements. Steve Green: Electric sea bass. Mark Dauberman: Drums. Dennis Harris and Roy Smith: Guitars. Jack Faith: Flute. Walter File: Harp. MFSB (Mother Father Sister Brother): The house band for Philadelphia International Records, who provided the horns and strings. Production Producer: Kenneth Gamble. Arranger: Richie Rome. Engineers: Jim Gallagher and Joseph Tarsia.

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The writers and producers of Diana Ross's 1980 hit "I'm Coming Out" were Nile Rodgers and Bernard Edwards of the disco band Chic. They were also the primary musicians on the track, along with a number of session players. Writers and producers Nile Rodgers: Guitarist, songwriter, and producer. The inspiration for the song came to him after noticing a group of Diana Ross impersonators at a transgender club in New York City. Bernard Edwards: Bassist, songwriter, and producer. He collaborated with Rodgers on writing the song after receiving his call from the club. Musicians The following musicians played on the track for Chic Organization Ltd. at the Power Station studio in New York City: Diana Ross: Vocals Nile Rodgers: Guitar Bernard Edwards: Bass guitar Tony Thompson: Drums Andy Schwartz: Keyboards Raymond Jones: Keyboards Gene Orloff: Unknown contribution Alfa Anderson, Luci Martin, Fonzi Thornton, and Michelle Cobbs: Background vocals Bob Milliken: Trumpet Eddie Daniels: Saxophone Cheryl Hong, Karen Milne, and Valerie Heywood: Strings

On the Commodores' 1977 song "Brick House," the lead vocals were performed by drummer Walter "Clyde" Orange, with the lyrics written by Shirley Hanna-King, the wife of band member William King. The entire band contributed to the instrumental composition of the track. Musicians The following Commodores members played on "Brick House," with additional production support: Walter Orange: Lead vocals and drums Ronald LaPread: Bass Lionel Richie: Tenor saxophone Thomas McClary: Guitar Milan Williams: Keyboards William King: Trumpet Writers The story of the song's creation involves an uncredited writer: Shirley Hanna-King: Wrote the lyrics after her husband, William King, brought an instrumental jam session from the studio home. She was not officially credited for many years, but the band later publicly acknowledged her contribution. The Commodores: The entire band, including Lionel Richie, Milan Williams, Walter Orange, Ronald LaPread, Thomas McClary, and William King, are credited with writing the musical composition.

@violeta-mihaela-banica2 happy Saturday to you and family . Thank you kindly for your time and support. Best wishes always, Suzanne 🙏🙏💖🥰🥰🥰🎁🎁🎁🌏🌍🌎🌈🌞🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌺🌺🌺🌺

Wonderful Session, my dear Suzanne Ryan.!! 🌺🥰❤️❤️😊😘

Super set, top classics dear Suzanne 🪩🪩🪩💃🕺🎵🎵🎶🔝😎🥂👊 Best regards, have a great 1

Oh the way we were! Souled out on this one, loved the journey Suzanne beautiful mix Sis⭐️
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Classic tracks 💯 great vibe 🎶 👌 fantastic set Suzanne 🔈🔥🔥🔥🔥😎