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Midnight Lady (1982 song) : ウィキペディア英語版
Midnight Lady (1982 song)

''"Midnight Lady"'' is the beginning track of Marvin Gaye's 1982 album, ''Midnight Love''. It wasn't released as a single off the album but is notable for its sly references to Rick James and his hit, "Super Freak".
==Song information==
By the recording of ''Midnight Love'', Gaye was influenced by the different musical styles that were dominating the pop music scene of the 1980s from synthpop and new wave artists such as Duran Duran to rock artists such as John Lennon, a pop music contemporary he was often compared to, reggae legend Bob Marley and funk/R&B artists such as Prince, Michael Jackson and Rick James. For this song, the musical style of James, which mixed styles of funk, synthpop and new wave particularly on James' biggest crossover hit, "Superfreak", influenced the direction of what became "Midnight Lady". In its alternate demo version, later released on the ''Midnight Love and the Sexual Healing Sessions'' album, it's titled as "Clique Games/Rick James". The eventual title of the song was loosely based on what Gaye was calling himself. According to biographer David Ritz, Gaye told him, "Most of my life happens after midnight. Call me the 'Midnight Man'." Gaye played on most of the instruments of the album except for drums by James Gadson, the horn section by David Stout and The L.A. Horn Section and guitar by Gordon Banks. In the song, Gaye references going to a party "last Saturday night" where "superfreaks were hanging out/wall to wall". Throughout the song, Gaye continues referencing the woman he's after as a "superfreak". Lyrically wise and musically wise, the influence of "Superfreak" was prominent. In one verse, Gaye tells the woman, "somebody said you was a superfreak/I'm here to tell you I'm a superfreak, baby." Gaye would later admit he was influenced by James for the duration of the album as it progressed. The song was never released as a single but was issued as the first track off ''Midnight Love''.

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