Biography
Brooklyn vocalist Linda Clifford parlayed a jazz background, booming voice, and sassy manner into disco and RB/urban contemporary stardom in the '70s and '80s. A former Miss New York State, she sang with the Jerico Jazz Singers and led her own trio in the '60s before switching to RB and pop. She made a little noise on Paramount, then signed with Curtis Mayfield's Curtom label. Clifford got her first hit in 1978 with Runaway Love, a song that peaked at number three on the RB charts. The highly stylized If My Friends Could See Me Now was a club favorite that same year. Her next hit was a duet with Mayfield, Between You Baby and Me, a much more soulful number in 1979 that peaked at number 14. She continued recording for RSO, Capitol, and Red Label in the '80s, but didn't recapture her former success. During the early '90s, she did some tracks produced by Rick Gianatos, but failed to find any label to release them. ~ Ron Wynn, Rovi



 
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Linda Clifford - Runaway Love 12"
Never Gonna Stop (Remastered)
Runaway Love (12" Disco Mix)
Linda Clifford - If My Friends Could See Me Now
Worakls ft. Linda Clifford - Porto (Nuno Cacho Lovers Mashup)
Linda Clifford - Red Light
Linda Clifford: All the Man I Need (1981)
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