Stereo Audio Link:\nhttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ph-WkOh9LiQ&fmt=18\nMy edit combining the Walter Gibbons 12\" Mix and the original 12\" version. Both versions are available on CD.\n\nLoleatta Holloway (born November 5, 1946, Chicago, Illinois) is an American singer, mainly known for disco songs such as \"Dreamin\'\" and \"Love Sensation\" (both of which have been greatly sampled).\nShe began gospel singing with her mother in the Holloway Community Singers and she has also recorded with the Queen of Gospel Albertina Walker in The Caravans gospel group. Holloway was also a cast member of the Chicago troupe of Don\'t Bother Me; I Can\'t Cope. Around this time, she met her future producer, manager, and husband Floyd Smith and recorded \"Rainbow \'71\" in 1971, a Curtis Mayfield song Gene Chandler had recorded in 1963. \"It was initially released on the tiny Apache label, but shortly thereafter got picked up for national distribution by Galaxy Records\"[1].\n\nHolloway signed a recording contract with Atlanta base Soul label Aware owned Michael Thevis in 1971. Loleatta recorded two albums for Mike Thevis\' \"Hotlanta Sound\" Aware label both produced by Floyd Smith: Loleatta (1973) and Cry to me (1975).\n\nIn 1976, Aware went out of business and Norman Harris signed Loleatta for his Gold Mind label, a sub label of the famous New York based SalSoul Records. She began singing on Disco productions, and was responsible for some classics like \"Love Sensation\" or \"Relight My Fire\" by Dan Hartman. She placed eighteen songs on the Hot Dance Music/Club Play chart, including four Number ones.\n(from Wikipedia.org)

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