Clifford's 1978 album "If My Friends Could See Me Now" delivered a string of uptempo disco anthems and smooth ballads, cementing her status as a dancefloor queen. The title track, a lush production with soaring strings, became her signature song.
- The album was produced by industry heavyweights Gil Askey and Curtis Mayfield.
- "If My Friends Could See Me Now" reached number 36 on the Billboard Soul Albums chart.
- The album features Clifford's interpretation of the title track, originally a hit for Cyndi Lauper.
Linda Clifford is a soul and disco singer from New York City, best known for her work in the late 1970s. In 1978, she was at the height of her powers, following the success of her 1977 album "Let's Go Dancing."
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