Chaka Khan

Chaka Khan, who is also called"the Queen of Funk, is a popular American music producer. Through her long career that has spanned more than five decades, she has won a total of ten Grammys. Billboard has ranked her as the 65th-most famous dancer in history. Her mother introduced her to jazz when she was a child. At the beginning of her career she played with various groups. She later joined the group Rufus. She released her first album together with the group at twenty-year mark. A year later, they received the group's first Grammy. A few years later, she issued her first album a sole artist. After that, she released numerous albums in the past, such as 'Echoes Of An Era", 'The Woman I Am' and 'Funk This'. Beyond her contributions to music, she's been recognized for her charitable activities. Chaka Khan Foundation was established in order to aid children from low-income families as well as those who have autism. Khan has also been an actress on occasion. Khan played Sister Carrie as a character in the Broadway musical 'Mama I'd Like to Sing.'