acklin造句

• As a talent scout and assistant I Love You ", written by Eugene Record of The Chi-Lites and with backing vocals by Record and Barbara Acklin, became his biggest chart hit, reaching # 10 on the R & B chart.
• Brunswick and Dakar artists included the Chi-Lites, Tyrone Davis, Jackie Wilson, Barbara Acklin, Young-Holt Unlimited, Gene Chandler, the Artistics, Otis Leavill, the Lost Generation, Walter Jackson, Erma Franklin, Hamilton Bohannon, Lavern Baker, and Little Richard.
• Goetschi, with brakeman Guido Acklin, clocked the fastest times in both heats, 1 minute, 4.54 seconds in the first run and 1 : 04.00 in the second, for an aggregate chrono of 2 : 08.54, a solid . 83 ahead of runnerup Langen.
• The copilot's ejection seat failed and 2 others in jump seats were unable to successfully bail out, killing Maj . James T . Acklin ( instructor pilot, age 37 ), 1st Lt . Ricky M . Bean ( student pilot, 27 ), and Maj . Wayne D . Whitlock ( instructor defensive systems officer, 39 ).
• In the mid-1960s, he began working for Brunswick Records, where he produced Jackie Wilson's comeback hit, " Whispers " and the million-seller, " ( Your Love Keeps Lifting Me ) Higher and Higher ", Barbara Acklin's " Love Makes a Woman ", as well as several early hits by The Chi-Lites.
• Impressed by the monologues on Isaac Hayes'album " Hot Buttered Soul " ( 1969 ), Record and Acklin wrote " Have You Seen Her ", which was originally an album track on the Chi-Lites'album " ( For God's Sake ) Give More Power to the People " ( 1971 ) before being released as a single.
• Although Corinne Drewery rendered what is possibly the definitive vocal interpretation of the song, the Swing-Out Sister recording contains a lyric which their fans have interpreted as being " Am I the same girl who knew her soul ? " Still others have interpreted the line as " Am I the same girl who knew YOUR soul ? " If one listens to the song as sung by the very first vocalist to record it, ( Barbara Acklin, literally before the piano instrumental hit which debuted the song in 1968 ) one hears Acklin sing " Am I the same girl who you hurt so ? " This would seem to be the original line in the song---because of Barbara Acklin's personal relationship with the WRITER of the song, in 1968.
• Although Corinne Drewery rendered what is possibly the definitive vocal interpretation of the song, the Swing-Out Sister recording contains a lyric which their fans have interpreted as being " Am I the same girl who knew her soul ? " Still others have interpreted the line as " Am I the same girl who knew YOUR soul ? " If one listens to the song as sung by the very first vocalist to record it, ( Barbara Acklin, literally before the piano instrumental hit which debuted the song in 1968 ) one hears Acklin sing " Am I the same girl who you hurt so ? " This would seem to be the original line in the song---because of Barbara Acklin's personal relationship with the WRITER of the song, in 1968.
• Although Corinne Drewery rendered what is possibly the definitive vocal interpretation of the song, the Swing-Out Sister recording contains a lyric which their fans have interpreted as being " Am I the same girl who knew her soul ? " Still others have interpreted the line as " Am I the same girl who knew YOUR soul ? " If one listens to the song as sung by the very first vocalist to record it, ( Barbara Acklin, literally before the piano instrumental hit which debuted the song in 1968 ) one hears Acklin sing " Am I the same girl who you hurt so ? " This would seem to be the original line in the song---because of Barbara Acklin's personal relationship with the WRITER of the song, in 1968.