Chaka Khan

Chaka Khan, better known as the Queen of Funk, is a famous American music producer. She has been awarded of ten Grammys during her career, which spans over 50 years. Billboard listed her as the 65th most famous dancer in history. Her birthplace was in Chicago, Illinois and introduced to jazz at a very young age by her grandmother. Early in her career, she played in various bands. In the end, she was a part of the group Rufus. Together with the group, she recorded her first album around the age of twenty. In the year following the group was awarded their first Grammy. Then, a few years later, she made her debut a solo artist, and she released her debut self-titled album. The following years, she has released a few additional albums like "Echoes of an Era", "The Woman I Am" as well as a track titled 'Funk This". Alongside her music activities, her work in the charitable sector has garnered her a great deal of attention. Chaka Khan Foundation was established in order to aid children from low-income families and people with autism. Khan additionally acts as actress on occasion. She was the character Sister Carrie as a character in the Broadway musical "Mama I'd Like to Sing.'