From 1979. + Informações

no pics just music i love this song. + Informações

Janet Kay ? LOVIN' YOU ?1991?? ???Minnie Riperton ?1974??. + Informações

Live TV Performance in 1982 on Channel 4's 'Black on Black' TV programme (1982). + Informações

One of our original Queens of UK lovers rock, singing at her best.. + Informações

janet kay at her best. + Informações

Janet Kay - I Do Love You. + Informações

Janet Kay - Wishing on a Star (reggae cover version) ... ENJOY!! ... You can Rate My Listings ... Leave a Comment or subscribe ... One Love!!! ... inmeyard Listed By DJ Daddy Matrix Reggae Loversrock Soul RnB Blues Dancehall Ragga 70s 80s 90s Rub-A-Dub Ska Soca Calypso Lovers Rock Roots Dub Jah Culture Rasta 70's 80's 90's Version R&B Music. + Informações

janet kay and carroll thompson lovers reggae your love. + Informações

Sunshower - Janet Kay's 2011 cover version of the Dr. Buzzard's Original Savannah Band's track from 1976. Available for download on iTunes or from Janet Kay's official website. www.janetkay.com.. + Informações

Janet Kay - Missing You (reggae cover version) ... ENJOY!! ... You can Rate My Listings ... Leave a Comment or subscribe ... One Love!!! ... inmeyard Listed By DJ Daddy Matrix Reggae Loversrock Soul RnB Blues Dancehall Ragga 70s 80s 90s Rub-A-Dub Ska Soca Calypso Lovers Rock Roots Dub Jah Culture Rasta 70's 80's 90's Version R&B Music Rocksteady. + Informações

Janet Kay, was born Janet Kay Bogle (the first of 6 children) in London to Jamaican parents, Clifton and Monica Bogle. Janet is a descendant of the Jamaican National Hero the Rt Excellent Deacon Paul Bogle. As a sixties child, Janet was exposed to the singing greats, especially those from the Tamla Motown stable and as a result of the exposure and inspiration, Janet's love for singing was born. In 1977, whilst in Secretarial College, Janet was invited by her school friend Sonia Ferguson (who recorded a cover version of Smokey Robinson's 'Oh Baby Baby' in the late 70's) to a band rehearsal. Destiny saw to it that band member Tony Gad heard Janet singing in the rehearsal room. He was so impressed with the sweetness of Janet's voice that he introduced her to the reggae legend, the Late Great Alton Ellis. That meeting resulted in Janet recording a cover version of Minnie Ripperton's 'Loving You' (produced by Alton Ellis), which became a reggae smash hit spending many weeks at No. 1 in the reggae charts. The following year, 1978, saw Janet record 2 more cover versions, 'I Do Love You' and 'That's What Friends Are For', again, both spending weeks at No. 1 in the reggae charts. Janet's songwriting prowess became evident on the release of her first album 'Capricorn Woman'. The album was, and still is a best seller. All the songs except 2 were penned by Janet Kay. By now, Janet had become known as the 'Queen of Lover's Rock'. In that same year Janet was presented with the awards .... + Informações

another one from janet lol. + Informações

just wish i had more picsof her if anyone has please send to me on omg-its-me@hotmail.com. + Informações

has any one got love , need you want you by carroll thompson if you have please send to me on omg-its-me@hotmail.com thanks. + Informações

Janet Kay Live Performance of 'Got To Be There' in Japan in 1995.. + Informações

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Janet Kay, was born Janet Kay Bogle (the first of 6 children) in London to Jamaican parents, Clifton and Monica Bogle. Janet is a descendant of the Jamaican National Hero the Rt Excellent Deacon Paul Bogle. As a sixties child, Janet was exposed to the singing greats, especially those from the Tamla Motown stable and as a result of the exposure and inspiration, Janet's love for singing was born. In 1977, whilst in Secretarial College, Janet was invited by her school friend Sonia Ferguson (who recorded a cover version of Smokey Robinson's 'Oh Baby Baby' in the late 70's) to a band rehearsal. Destiny saw to it that band member Tony Gad heard Janet singing in the rehearsal room. He was so impressed with the sweetness of Janet's voice that he introduced her to the reggae legend, the Late Great Alton Ellis. That meeting resulted in Janet recording a cover version of Minnie Ripperton's 'Loving You' (produced by Alton Ellis), which became a reggae smash hit spending many weeks at No. 1 in the reggae charts. The following year, 1978, saw Janet record 2 more cover versions, 'I Do Love You' and 'That's What Friends Are For', again, both spending weeks at No. 1 in the reggae charts. Janet's songwriting prowess became evident on the release of her first album 'Capricorn Woman'. The album was, and still is a best seller. All the songs except 2 were penned by Janet Kay. By now, Janet had become known as the 'Queen of Lover's Rock'. In that same year Janet was presented with the awards .... + Informações

#Every girl do her thing a lickle way different...# Janet Kay with her version of the classic Errol Dunkley tune 'Little Way Different'. Real nice to hear another cut to this and Janet Kay's vocals are sounding on point.. + Informações

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Janet Kay 'Got To Be There' Video. This video was released only in Japan in 1994. + Informações

What a tune.Brings back some memorys.a true lovers rock classic.. + Informações

JANET KAY one of the QUEENS of Lovers rock takes on the ISLEY BROTHERS TRACK and makes it her own,. + Informações

Dub Dem Silly Vol.1 -Dub To Janet Kay Angus Gaye(Drums), Angus Gaye(Percussion), Delroy Clarke(Flute), Dennis Bovell(Bass), George Oban(Bass), Henry Tenyue(Saxophone), Henry Tenyue(Trombone), James Danton(Saxophone), Janet Kay(Vocals), John Kpiaye(Guitar), Patrick Tenyue(Trumpet), Tony "Gad" Robinson(Keyboards), Dennis Bovell(Vocals (Background)), Marie Pierre(Vocals (Background)), Patrick Tenyue(Flugelhorn), Bill Farley(Engineer), Dennis Bovell(Arranger), Dennis Bovell(Producer), Dennis Bovell(Mixing). + Informações

Janet Kay, Carroll Thompson, Winston Reedy and Trevor Walters performing live on Channel 4's 'Black on Black' Show in the early eighties.. + Informações