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Jean Carne

Jean signed with Philly International in 1977 after a successful career as a jazz vocalist. While there, she partnered with Dexter Wansel and recorded hit songs like �Free Love�, �Happy to Be With You� and �Don�t Let It Go to Your Head�. Later making a brief crossover to Motown, she released Touch Me featuring her version of the Harold Melvin and the Blue Notes classic, �If You Don�t Know Me By Now�. In 1986, while on Omni Records, Jean was reunited with Dexter Wansel and released �Closer Than Close�. The song was produced by Grover Washington, Jr. and went to #1 on the R&B charts. Jean hit the top 30 again in 1988 with a cover of Aretha Franklin�s �Ain�t No Way.� Her sultry, sensuous voice is still thrilling audiences everywhere.