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"In the early seventies, Nile Rodgers and Bernard Edwards were playing in rock and soul bands across New York City and the east coast, meeting up with Tony Thompson along the way and forming the rudiments of what would become one of the most powerful and successful pop/R&amp;B outfits ever known.\nBy 1977, Chic sailed into the top rungs of the charts with their smash debut single \"Dance, Dance, Dance\" along with the killer funk of their self-titled debut album. A year later, their chart fortunes multiplied with the release of C\u2019est Chic. The #1 LP was chock full of hit singles, funk madness and probably some of the finest rock/funk/soul beats ever put to wax.\nFeaturing the huge chart toppers \"Le Freak\" and \"I Want Your Love,\" Chic truly were at the top of their game across the world. Also featuring vocalists Alfa Anderson, Norma Jean Wright and future superstar Luther Vandross, Chic became the group of choice for party people, dance clubs and radio stations alike.\nFurther cuts like the power track \"Happy Man\" and the stellar instrumental \"Savoir Faire,\" helped C\u2019est Chic sell over six million units during its first run at retail. Chic\u2019s importance is still felt today with top groups like Daft Punk citing the group as an influence and collaborating with the funk and dance groove master himself, Mr. Nile Rodgers in 2013.\nFriday Music is pleased to usher in the their Chic 180 Gram Vinyl Series with the release of the goup's #1 groundbreaking masterwork C\u2019est Chic, mastered by Joe Reagoso at Friday Music Studios and featuring faithfully restored artwork elements."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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