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Did You Know?

She appeared on BBC Television's Top of the Pops several times.

The popularity of the song "Lovin' You" in Japan is so strong, that she was asked to re-record it again for this album (for the third time).

Kay has been recorded in the Music Guinness Book of Records, as the first British black female to have a reggae song at the top of the UK charts.

Her career took off when she was invited to sing a reggae cover of Minnie Ripperton's song, "Lovin' You" (produced by Alton Ellis) which became a hit in 1977.

She has also had roles as a theatre and television actress.

She also recorded "I Do Love You" and "That's What Friends Are For" in 1978.

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