A Bronx-born, Philly-raised singer who was discovered while working as a cleaning person at Philadelphia International Records, Evelyn “Champagne” King was just a teenager when she scored her first smash with the disco classic “Shame”. That youthful exuberance helped her make the transition from the dance music trends of the ‘70s to the sleeker, synthesiser-driven style that dominated urban radio and clubs in the next decade. One of the 14 Top 20 hits she scored on the R&B charts, the euphoric “I’m in Love” epitomises the high gloss and higher energy that distinguished the bubbliest of dance-floor divas.