Carrie Lucas is an American R&B singer, born in Carmel (California) on October 1, 1945. In 1974, Carrie Lucas married Dick Griffey, founder of "Soul Train Records" and "Solar Records". It was thanks to the first label that Carrie debuted in 1977 with two hit singles: "I Gotta Keep Dancing" and "Gotta Get Away From Your Love". Carrie Lucas' second album, 1978's "Street Corner Symphony", was recorded with "The Whispers" as backing vocalists. In 1979, the singer released “Carrie Lucas in Danceland” and her producer husband Griffey brought Jody Watley (Shalamar), Lakeside and Walter and Wallace Scott (The Whispers) to the recording studio. Kossi Gardner wrote and played the hit "Dance With You", a song that also achieved good success in Europe. The basis of "Dance With You" was used several times in the following years. The most famous adaptation is from 1999 by “Armand Van Helden–U Don’t Know Me” while the most recent was by “Dj Kuba & Neitan X Skytech-Dancing” from 2021.
Album
1977 - Simply Carrie
1978 - Street Corner Symphony
1979 - In Danceland
1980 - Portrait Of Carrie
1982 - Still In Love
1984 - Horsin' Around
Singles
1977 - I Gotta Get Away From Your Love
1977 - I Gotta Keep Dancin'
1978 - The Edge Of Night
1978 - Street Corner Symphony
1979 - Keep Smilin'
1979 - Something A Love Goes Wrong
1979 - Dance With You
1980 - Fashion / Lovin' Is On My Mind
1980 - It's Not What You Got
1980 - Career Girl
1982 - Show Me Where You're Coming From
1982 - Men / I Just Can't Do Without Your Love
1984 - Going In Circles
1984 - Summer In The Street
1984 - Hello Stranger
1985 - Charlie
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