Top Rufus Albums
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Southern Soul - Single
[2024]
[2024]
Lenyalo Le Monate, Vol. 1 - EP
[2015]
[2015]
Rufus, Vol. 5
[2015]
[2015]
Rufus EP (BLUE)
[2012]
[2012]
Seal In Red
[1983]
[1983]
Party 'Til You're Broke
[1981]
[1981]
Ask Rufus (feat. Chaka Khan)
[1977]
[1977]
Rufus Featuring Chaka Khan
[1975]
[1975]
Rufusized (feat. Chaka Khan)
[1974]
[1974]
Rufus
[1973]
[1973]
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Ain't Nobody Ain't Nothin' But A Maybe Ain't That Peculiar Any Love At Midnight (my Love Will Lift You Up) Best Of Your Heart Better Days Better Together Blue Love Body Heat Change Your Ways Circles Close The Door Dance Wit Me Destiny Do You Love What You Feel Don't Go To Strangers Earth Song Egyptian Song Everlasting Love Everybody Has An Aura Feel Good Fool's Paradise Half Moon Haulin' Coal Have A Good Time Heaven Bound Highlight Hold On Me Hollywood I Finally Found You I Got The Right Street (but The Wrong Direction) I'm A Woman (i'm A Backbone) I'm Dancing For Your Love In Love We Grow Jigsaw Jive Talkin' Keep It Coming Lilah Little Boy Blue Live In Me Look Through My Eyes Losers In Love Magic In Your Eyes Masterjam Maybe Your Baby Music Man (the D.j. Song) Once You Get Started One Million Kisses Ooh I Like Your Loving Pack'd My Bags Paris Collides Please Pardon Me (you Remind Me Of A Friend) Quandary Right Is Right Satisfied Secret Friend Sharing The Love Slip N' Slide Smokin' Room Somebody's Watching You Stay Stop On By Stranger To Love Street Player Sweet Thing Swing Down Chariot Tell Me Something Good The Motion Waltz ( Emotional Commotion ) There's No Tellin' This Summer (Outro) Trent's A Mess True Love Try A Little Understanding Turn Walk The Rockway Walkin' In The Sun Whoever's Thrilling You (is Killing Me) You Got The Love Your Smile
Related Information for Rufus
A 1970s funk band, best known for launching the career of their lead singer, Chaka Khan. Major hits during their career include "Tell Me Something Good," "Sweet Thing," and "Ain't Nobody" Rufus gained a fan in Stevie Wonder thanks to their cover of his "Maybe Your Baby." Wonder gave them a new composition, the slowly grinding "Tell Me Something Good," that he'd written specifically with Khan's vocal style in mind. Pulled as a single from their second album, 1974's Rags to Rufus, "Tell Me Something Good" was a Top Five smash that turned Rufus and Khan into stars….... read more
