GRACE JONES "nightclubbing"

If Coolness has a name, then it is called Grace Jones. Hard, edgy, aloof are perhaps the best description of the Ex-Models which began in 1981 a new career as a singer. With "nightclubbing" she became a figurehead of the new neon nightlife early 80s. Arrogance instead of feeling and naturalness were staging place in the Schicki Disco scene highest bids. "Nightclubbing" probably the konsquenteste soundtrack to this lifestyle.
With Sly Dunbar and Robbie Shakespeare Grace Jones had the two best reggae musicians of that time at her side. Here are some reggae influences and there a little Tango ("I've seen That Face before") and finished one of the best albums of the year 1981st
Several years ago, the panel seemed relatively sterile, but if you listen in 2002. Today, it must be acknowledged, as opposed to today's productions lies "nightclubbing" full of life and ideas and is boring or stale in any way. And Grace Jones, who can sing really great. So Armani suit purely from the cupboard and your windows.