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22_37	transport Anne carrying a light infantry company of the 71st Highland Regiment and some twoscore
22_38	British tars sent out as fleet replacements. The Highlanders were transferred to Lynch and taken to
22_39	Plymouth, Massachusetts.
22_40	Cruising the New England coast through the summer, on 26 August Lynch and Warren encountered
22_41	British frigate Liverpool and scurried away in opposite directions. Warren was captured while Lynch
22_42	escaped and a few days later reached Boston.
22_43	Lynch next cruised athwart the transatlantic shipping lanes. On 27 September she ran across a fleet
22_44	of 120 sail bringing a division of Hessians to reinforce General Howe. Frigate HMS Unicorn peeled
22_45	off the convoy and chased the schooner. Lynch only managed to escape by jettisoning her guns and
22_46	water, enabling her to stay out of range until darkness allowed her to slip away. The schooner was
22_47	laid up after reaching Boston.
22_48	Service as a dispatch boat
22_49	Late in February 1777 Lynch was reactivated to take important dispatches to France. Under command
22_50	of Capt. John Adams, she got underway from Boston 3 March and reached Nantes 2 April with valuable
22_51	intelligence for the American Commissioners at Paris.
22_52	Captured by the British
22_53	On 19 May, while trying to slip away from the French coast, Lynch, again carrying important secret
22_54	documents as well as arms and clothing for the American Army, was intercepted by HMS Foudroyant
22_55	south of Belle-Île, on the western coast of Brittany. Unable to escape, Adams was captured before
22_56	he could run the schooner aground, but he did manage to sink the dispatches. Foudroyant took her
22_57	prize to England, arriving Plymouth, England, 23 May.
22_58	References
22_59	Schooners of the United States Navy Ships of the Continental Navy
22_60	Dispatch boats of the United States Navy 1770s ships Vessels captured from the United States Navy
22_61	Ships named for Founding Fathers of the United States
23_0	Epiphany: The Best of Chaka Khan, Vol. 1 is a compilation album of recordings by American R&B/funk
23_1	singer Chaka Khan, first released on the Warner Bros. Records label in 1996. Although the
23_2	compilation, which reached #22 on Billboards R&B chart and #84 on Pop, was given the "Vol. 1" tag,
23_3	it remains without a sequel to date.
23_4	The compilation would be re-issued by Warner's sublabel Reprise Records in 1999 with alternative
23_5	cover art under the title I'm Every Woman - The Best of Chaka Khan. The collection was again
23_6	re-issued as Epiphany: The Best of Chaka Khan, Vol. 1 in 2005, then also on the Reprise label.
23_7	History
23_8	After an at the time 23-year-long career in the music business which spanned over seventeen studio
23_9	albums (nine solo, eight with the band Rufus) and a combined total of some fifty entries on
23_10	Billboard'''s R&B singles chart, Epiphany was the first best of retrospective to be released, then
23_11	summarising her recorded output in ten tracks; eight solo hits such as "I'm Every Woman", "I Feel
23_12	for You", "I Know You, I Live You" and "Through The Fire", combined with two recordings from the
23_13	Rufus era, "Ain't Nobody" and "Tell Me Something Good".
23_14	The Epiphany compilation is however mainly notable for including six tracks from what was
23_15	originally intended to be Khan's tenth solo album, Dare You To Love Me, recorded between the years
23_16	1993 and 1995. Titles from the postponed and eventually cancelled album featured on the Epiphany
23_17	compilation include "Love Me Still" (co-written by Bruce Hornsby, first released on the soundtrack
23_18	to the 1995 Spike Lee movie Clockers), Khan's reggae-tinged cover version of Fleetwood Mac's
23_19	"Everywhere", the duet "Never Miss the Water" with Me'shell Ndegéocello, "Somethin' Deep", "Your
23_20	Love Is All I Know" and "Every Little Thing". A seventh title, "It Ain't Easy Lovin' Me", was
23_21	released as an exclusive bonus track on the Japanese edition of Epiphany: The Best of Chaka Khan:
23_22	Vol. 1.
23_23	Another seven recordings from the Dare You To Love Me sessions have surfaced on movie soundtracks,
23_24	compilations or other artists' albums; "Miles Blowin'" (a tribute to the late Miles Davis, included
23_25	on the Sugar Hill soundtrack, 1994), "Free Yourself" (on the To Wong Foo, Thanks for Everything!
23_26	Julie Newmar soundtrack, 1995), "Don't Take Back Your Love" (on Gerry DeVeaux's album Devoted
23_27	Songs, 1996), Khan's recording of the jazz standard "My Funny Valentine" (on the Waiting to Exhale
23_28	soundtrack, 1996), "Pain" (co-written by Prince, on the soundtrack to TV sitcom Living Single,
23_29	1997), "You And I Are One" and "Power" (both on the 1998 Zebra Records compilation A Song A Day).
23_30	Three further recordings from the Dare You To Love Me sessions, including the title track,
23_31	officially remain unreleased.Chaka Khan
23_32	The Epiphany compilation was promoted by the single release "Never Miss The Water" which included
23_33	house and drum & bass remixes by Frankie Knuckles, Stylus Production and Candy Station. The single,
23_34	issued on the Reprise Records label, became a #1 hit on Billboards Dance Chart and also reached #36
23_35	on R&B. "Your Love Is All I Know", "Every Little Thing" and "Everywhere" were also released as
23_36	singles in certain territories, such as the UK, Germany and Japan.
23_37	Until February 2008, the compilation was certified Gold by RIAA, selling 796,000 units according to
23_38	Neilsen Soundscan.
23_39	Track listing "Ain't Nobody" (Written by David "Hawk" Wolinski) 4:41
23_40	From Rufus & Chaka Khan's 1983 album Stompin' at the Savoy - Live"Papillon (a.k.a. Hot Butterfly)"
23_41	(Gregg Diamond) - 4:08
23_42	From the 1980 album Naughty"Tell Me Something Good" (Live) (Stevie Wonder) - 3:35
23_43	From Rufus & Chaka Khan's 1983 album Stompin' at the Savoy - Live. Original studio version appears
23_44	on Rufus' 1974 album Rags to Rufus"I Feel for You" (Feat. Stevie Wonder & Melle Mel) (Prince) -
23_45	5:46
23_46	From the 1984 album I Feel for You"I Know You, I Live You" (Khan, Arif Mardin) - 4:28
23_47	From the 1981 album What Cha' Gonna Do for Me"I'm Every Woman" (Ashford & Simpson) - 4:08
23_48	From the 1978 album Chaka"Love Me Still" (Khan, Bruce Hornsby) - 3:28
23_49	1995 recording, first released on movie soundtrack Clockers"The End of a Love Affair" (Edward
23_50	Redding) - 5:13
23_51	From the 1988 album CK"Dedicated in loving memory to Ella Fitzgerald"
23_52	"And the Melody Still Lingers On (A Night in Tunisia)" (Feat. Dizzy Gillespie) (Dizzy Gillespie,
23_53	Frank Paparelli, Khan, Mardin) - 5:00
23_54	From the 1981 album What Cha' Gonna Do for Me"Through the Fire" (David Foster, Tom Keane, Cynthia
23_55	Weil) - 4:47
23_56	From the 1984 album I Feel for You"What Cha' Gonna Do for Me" (Hamish Stuart, Ned Doheny) - 3:53
23_57	From the 1981 album What Cha' Gonna Do for Me"Everywhere" (Christine McVie) - 4:52
23_58	Previously unreleased recording, 1995
23_59	"Never Miss the Water" (featuring Me'shell Ndegéocello) (Gerry DeVeaux, Charlie Mole) - 4:46
23_60	Previously unreleased recording, 1995 "Somethin' Deep" (Khan, Kipper Jones, Keith Crouch) - 4:58
23_61	Previously unreleased recording, 1995
23_62	"Your Love Is All I Know" (Jud Friedman, Allan Rich, Chris Walker) - 4:35
23_63	Previously unreleased recording, 1993
23_64	"Every Little Thing" (DeVeaux, David Gamson, Khan, Dave Thomas) - 5:12
23_65	Previously unreleased recording, 1993
23_66	"It Ain't Easy Lovin' Me" (Gamson, Olivier Leiber, Khan, Allen Cato) - 4:26
23_67	Bonus track Japanese edition. Previously unreleased recording, 1995
23_68	Personnel & production 1993-1995 recordings
23_69	"Love Me Still" (1995) Bruce Hornsby - piano, musical arrangement David Gamson - record producer
23_70	Chaka Khan - producer, executive producer
23_71	"Everywhere" (1995) David Gamson - keyboards, drum machine Raymond Chue - Fender Rhodes
23_72	Vere Isaac - bass guitar Allen Cato - guitar Paul Jackson Jr. - guitar David Gamson - producer
23_73	Andre Betts - producer Bob Power - sound mix at Enterprise Studios
23_74	"Never Miss The Water" (1995)

22_37

transport Anne carrying a light infantry company of the 71st Highland Regiment and some twoscore

22_38

British tars sent out as fleet replacements. The Highlanders were transferred to Lynch and taken to

22_39

Plymouth, Massachusetts.

22_40

Cruising the New England coast through the summer, on 26 August Lynch and Warren encountered

22_41

British frigate Liverpool and scurried away in opposite directions. Warren was captured while Lynch

22_42

escaped and a few days later reached Boston.

22_43

Lynch next cruised athwart the transatlantic shipping lanes. On 27 September she ran across a fleet

22_44

of 120 sail bringing a division of Hessians to reinforce General Howe. Frigate HMS Unicorn peeled

22_45

off the convoy and chased the schooner. Lynch only managed to escape by jettisoning her guns and

22_46

water, enabling her to stay out of range until darkness allowed her to slip away. The schooner was

22_47

laid up after reaching Boston.

22_48

Service as a dispatch boat

22_49

Late in February 1777 Lynch was reactivated to take important dispatches to France. Under command

22_50

of Capt. John Adams, she got underway from Boston 3 March and reached Nantes 2 April with valuable

22_51

intelligence for the American Commissioners at Paris.

22_52

Captured by the British

22_53

On 19 May, while trying to slip away from the French coast, Lynch, again carrying important secret

22_54

documents as well as arms and clothing for the American Army, was intercepted by HMS Foudroyant

22_55

south of Belle-Île, on the western coast of Brittany. Unable to escape, Adams was captured before

22_56

he could run the schooner aground, but he did manage to sink the dispatches. Foudroyant took her

22_57

prize to England, arriving Plymouth, England, 23 May.

22_58

References

22_59

Schooners of the United States Navy Ships of the Continental Navy

22_60

Dispatch boats of the United States Navy 1770s ships Vessels captured from the United States Navy

22_61

Ships named for Founding Fathers of the United States

23_0

Epiphany: The Best of Chaka Khan, Vol. 1 is a compilation album of recordings by American R&B/funk

23_1

singer Chaka Khan, first released on the Warner Bros. Records label in 1996. Although the

23_2

compilation, which reached #22 on Billboards R&B chart and #84 on Pop, was given the "Vol. 1" tag,

23_3

it remains without a sequel to date.

23_4

The compilation would be re-issued by Warner's sublabel Reprise Records in 1999 with alternative

23_5

cover art under the title I'm Every Woman - The Best of Chaka Khan. The collection was again

23_6

re-issued as Epiphany: The Best of Chaka Khan, Vol. 1 in 2005, then also on the Reprise label.

23_7

History

23_8

After an at the time 23-year-long career in the music business which spanned over seventeen studio

23_9

albums (nine solo, eight with the band Rufus) and a combined total of some fifty entries on

23_10

Billboard'''s R&B singles chart, Epiphany was the first best of retrospective to be released, then

23_11

summarising her recorded output in ten tracks; eight solo hits such as "I'm Every Woman", "I Feel

23_12

for You", "I Know You, I Live You" and "Through The Fire", combined with two recordings from the

23_13

Rufus era, "Ain't Nobody" and "Tell Me Something Good".

23_14

The Epiphany compilation is however mainly notable for including six tracks from what was

23_15

originally intended to be Khan's tenth solo album, Dare You To Love Me, recorded between the years

23_16

1993 and 1995. Titles from the postponed and eventually cancelled album featured on the Epiphany

23_17

compilation include "Love Me Still" (co-written by Bruce Hornsby, first released on the soundtrack

23_18

to the 1995 Spike Lee movie Clockers), Khan's reggae-tinged cover version of Fleetwood Mac's

23_19

"Everywhere", the duet "Never Miss the Water" with Me'shell Ndegéocello, "Somethin' Deep", "Your

23_20

Love Is All I Know" and "Every Little Thing". A seventh title, "It Ain't Easy Lovin' Me", was

23_21

released as an exclusive bonus track on the Japanese edition of Epiphany: The Best of Chaka Khan:

23_22

Vol. 1.

23_23

Another seven recordings from the Dare You To Love Me sessions have surfaced on movie soundtracks,

23_24

compilations or other artists' albums; "Miles Blowin'" (a tribute to the late Miles Davis, included

23_25

on the Sugar Hill soundtrack, 1994), "Free Yourself" (on the To Wong Foo, Thanks for Everything!

23_26

Julie Newmar soundtrack, 1995), "Don't Take Back Your Love" (on Gerry DeVeaux's album Devoted

23_27

Songs, 1996), Khan's recording of the jazz standard "My Funny Valentine" (on the Waiting to Exhale

23_28

soundtrack, 1996), "Pain" (co-written by Prince, on the soundtrack to TV sitcom Living Single,

23_29

1997), "You And I Are One" and "Power" (both on the 1998 Zebra Records compilation A Song A Day).

23_30

Three further recordings from the Dare You To Love Me sessions, including the title track,

23_31

officially remain unreleased.Chaka Khan

23_32

The Epiphany compilation was promoted by the single release "Never Miss The Water" which included

23_33

house and drum & bass remixes by Frankie Knuckles, Stylus Production and Candy Station. The single,

23_34

issued on the Reprise Records label, became a #1 hit on Billboards Dance Chart and also reached #36

23_35

on R&B. "Your Love Is All I Know", "Every Little Thing" and "Everywhere" were also released as

23_36

singles in certain territories, such as the UK, Germany and Japan.

23_37

Until February 2008, the compilation was certified Gold by RIAA, selling 796,000 units according to

23_38

Neilsen Soundscan.

23_39

Track listing "Ain't Nobody" (Written by David "Hawk" Wolinski) 4:41

23_40

From Rufus & Chaka Khan's 1983 album Stompin' at the Savoy - Live"Papillon (a.k.a. Hot Butterfly)"

23_41

(Gregg Diamond) - 4:08

23_42

From the 1980 album Naughty"Tell Me Something Good" (Live) (Stevie Wonder) - 3:35

23_43

From Rufus & Chaka Khan's 1983 album Stompin' at the Savoy - Live. Original studio version appears

23_44

on Rufus' 1974 album Rags to Rufus"I Feel for You" (Feat. Stevie Wonder & Melle Mel) (Prince) -

23_45

5:46

23_46

From the 1984 album I Feel for You"I Know You, I Live You" (Khan, Arif Mardin) - 4:28

23_47

From the 1981 album What Cha' Gonna Do for Me"I'm Every Woman" (Ashford & Simpson) - 4:08

23_48

From the 1978 album Chaka"Love Me Still" (Khan, Bruce Hornsby) - 3:28

23_49

1995 recording, first released on movie soundtrack Clockers"The End of a Love Affair" (Edward

23_50

Redding) - 5:13

23_51

From the 1988 album CK"Dedicated in loving memory to Ella Fitzgerald"

23_52

"And the Melody Still Lingers On (A Night in Tunisia)" (Feat. Dizzy Gillespie) (Dizzy Gillespie,

23_53

Frank Paparelli, Khan, Mardin) - 5:00

23_54

From the 1981 album What Cha' Gonna Do for Me"Through the Fire" (David Foster, Tom Keane, Cynthia

23_55

Weil) - 4:47

23_56

From the 1984 album I Feel for You"What Cha' Gonna Do for Me" (Hamish Stuart, Ned Doheny) - 3:53

23_57

From the 1981 album What Cha' Gonna Do for Me"Everywhere" (Christine McVie) - 4:52

23_58

Previously unreleased recording, 1995

23_59

"Never Miss the Water" (featuring Me'shell Ndegéocello) (Gerry DeVeaux, Charlie Mole) - 4:46

23_60

Previously unreleased recording, 1995 "Somethin' Deep" (Khan, Kipper Jones, Keith Crouch) - 4:58

23_61

Previously unreleased recording, 1995

23_62

"Your Love Is All I Know" (Jud Friedman, Allan Rich, Chris Walker) - 4:35

23_63

Previously unreleased recording, 1993

23_64

"Every Little Thing" (DeVeaux, David Gamson, Khan, Dave Thomas) - 5:12

23_65

Previously unreleased recording, 1993

23_66

"It Ain't Easy Lovin' Me" (Gamson, Olivier Leiber, Khan, Allen Cato) - 4:26

23_67

Bonus track Japanese edition. Previously unreleased recording, 1995

23_68

Personnel & production 1993-1995 recordings

23_69

"Love Me Still" (1995) Bruce Hornsby - piano, musical arrangement David Gamson - record producer

23_70

Chaka Khan - producer, executive producer

23_71

"Everywhere" (1995) David Gamson - keyboards, drum machine Raymond Chue - Fender Rhodes

23_72

Vere Isaac - bass guitar Allen Cato - guitar Paul Jackson Jr. - guitar David Gamson - producer

23_73

Andre Betts - producer Bob Power - sound mix at Enterprise Studios

23_74

"Never Miss The Water" (1995)