29K views · 165 reactions | We know Chaka Khan is an icon, but she just sees herself as a "chick from Chicago who God blessed with a voice." She's also blessed to receive her flowers while she's able to enjoy them  Plus, she revealed there's a movie of her life in the works! Watch the full interview for details: https://youtu.be/jmRDxOF-HgM | Windy City LIVE | Facebook

Ask Rufus is the platinum-selling fifth studio album by funk band Rufus (and their third album featuring singer Chaka Khan), released on the ABC Records label in 1977. The album spent three weeks atop the Billboard R&B Albums Chart in 1977. "Everlasting Love" was covered by Mary J. Blige on the 1996 Olympic Games album Rhythm of The Games. #TurnThisUp!!! #eb4prez | EB's Vintage SOUL Music

6.8K views · 827 reactions | Rufus ft. Chaka Khan Tell Me Something Good live (1974) | Chaka Funk Queen Khan | Facebook

Chaka Khan- rare live performance of Ain't Nobody in 1983! | Chaka Funk Queen Khan

Chaka Khan at a bus stop in Los Angeles, dated around 1975-1976, shows her with her daughter, Indira Milini Khan, waiting near the iconic Capitol Records building on Vine Street, symbolizing her everyday life as a rising star in the mid-70s before Rufus hit massive fame, capturing a moment of youthful hustle for the "Queen of Funk" in Hollywood. | Best Music memories Back in Time

3.1K views · 191 reactions | Chaka Khan - Ain't Nobody | Funk & Rap Music | Facebook