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George McCrae - Rock Your Baby (Genius Of Funk Remix)

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Genius Of Funk Remixes a Disco Classic.

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[Intro]
Sexy woman!

[Chorus]
Woman!
Take me in your arms
Rock your baby
Woman!
Take me in your arms
Rock your baby

[Verse 1]
There's nothin' to it
Just say you wanna do it
Open up your heart
And let the lovin' start

[Chorus]
Woman!
Take me in your arms
Rock your baby
Woman!
Take me in your arms
Rock your baby

[Verse 2]
Yeah! Hold me tight
With all your might
Now, let your lovin' flow
Real sweet and slow

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[Chorus]
Woman!
Take me in your arms
Rock your baby
Woman!
Take me in your arms
Rock your baby

[Interlude]
C'mon!

[Chorus]
Ah!
Woman!
Take me in your arms
Rock your baby
Oo, oo, oo
Woman!
Take me in your arms
Rock your baby

[Post-Chorus]
Ah-aaaaaah! Yeah!
Take me in your arms
And rock me
Ah-aaaaaah! Yeah!
Take me in your arms
And rock me
Ah-aaaaaaaaaaaah!
[Bridge]
C'mon!

[Chorus]
Ah!
Woman!
Take me in your arms
Rock your baby
Oo, oo, oo
Woman!
Take me in your arms
Rock your baby

[Outro]
Ah-aaaaaah! Yeah!
Take me in your arms
And rock me
Ah-aaaaaah! Yeah!
Take me in your arms
And rock me
Ah-aaaaaaaaaaaah!



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“Rock Your Baby” was written by Harry Wayne Casey (aka K.C.) and Richard Finch of K.C. and the Sunshine Band. It was featured on George’s album “Rock Your Baby.”

The song’s backing track was recorded in 45 minutes as a demo featuring K.C. and the Sunshine band guitarist Jerome Smith. Originally, the song wasn’t supposed to be intended for George, but he just happened to be in the studio at the time and added a vocal.

“Rock Your Baby” topped the Billboard Hot 100 and Hot Soul Singles chart in July of 1974.

Internationally, the song topped the charts in the United Kingdom, Australia, Belgium, Austria, Canada, Germany, the Netherlands, Italy, New Zealand, Norway, Switzerland and Sweden.

The song inspired a response song called “Rockin' Chair” which was sung by George’s then-wife, Gwen McCrae. It topped Billboard’s Hot Soul Singles chart in June of 1975.

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Rock Your Baby (1974)
George McCrae
1.
Rock Your Baby
2.
I Can’t Leave You Alone (I Keep Holdin’ On)
4.
You Can Have It All
5.
Look At You (Missing Lyrics)
7.
I Need Somebody Like You (Missing Lyrics)
8.
I Get Lifted
9.
Rock Your Baby (Single Version)
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Credits
Produced By
Richard Finch & Harry Wayne Casey
Written By
Richard Finch & Harry Wayne Casey
Label
T.K. Records
Keyboards
Harry Wayne Casey
Drums
Richard Finch
Guitarist
Jerome Smith
Mastered by
Gerhard Schulze
Release Date
May 1974
Songs That Sample Rock Your Baby
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Songs That Interpolate Rock Your Baby
Rock Your Body by Nodesha (Ft. Jermaine Dupri)
Rock Your Baby Covers
Rock Your Baby by Amazonics (Ft. Mayla da Viola), Rock Your Baby To Sleep by Buddy Knox (Ft. The Rhythm Orchids), Rock Your Baby by Poi Dog Pondering & Rock Your Baby by KC and the Sunshine Band
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Pop
R&B
Rock
Easy Listening
Soft Rock
Seventies
Soul Pop
Adult Contemporary
Yacht Rock
Disco
Soul
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released May 31, 2019
Written by: Harry Casey, Richard Finch\
© Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC, Peermusic Publishing

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DEEP CONNECTION / GENIUS OF FUNK Nashville, Tennessee

i was 19 when i got my first job as a professional DJ in a gay dance club in Chicago.I worked there for 8 years, before graduating to a much larger, warehouse style club named 'Crobar'. In the fall of 2004, i moved to Nashville. I played at a club named "Vibe" and at an after hours club named, "Kiss". I began doing my own remixes 3 years ago using Logic Pro, and then Pro Tools. ... more

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