A Night To Remember chords by Shalamar, added. So tender Chorus Dm7 Am7 Get ready tonight Cm7 F7 Bbmaj7 Gonna make this a night to remember Dm7 Am7 Get. 1-16 of 22 results for 'A Night To Remember Shalamar'. Available for download now. Shalamar: A Night to Remember, Carrie Lucas: It's. When you love someone it's natural, not demanding And that's one thing I'm proud to say I found in you I'm so glad we reached an understanding Now I know my heart is safe with you, hoo. So now my love to you, baby, I surrender Get ready tonight Gonna make this a night to remember Get ready (Oh, baby) tonight Gonna.

FARAI CHIDEYA, host: Howard Hewett split from Akron, Ohio in the 1970s. Like a lot of young men, he wanted to be a star, so he headed for Los Angeles. Hewett danced on the hit TV show 'Soul Train.' He later joined Jody Watley and the trio Shalamar. Hewett co-wrote a string of hits for the group, including 'This is for the Lover in You,' 'Second Time Around,' and 'Make That Move.'

(Soundbite of music) SHALAMAR (Musical Group): (Singing) Everybody, everybody, everybody needs somebody to love. You, you, baby. Right now, baby. CHIDEYA: And of course he got to wear some wonderfully funky outfits. Anyway, Hewett wrote and sang with artists like La Toya Jackson, George Duke and Stacy Lattisaw.

He left Shalamar to follow a solo career, recording his first album in 1986. Torrent The Mentalist Season 6 Episode 12 there. The single 'I'm For Real' scored a top 10 hit on the R&B chart. (Soundbite of song 'I'm For Real') Mr. HOWARD HEWETT (Singer): (Singing) No, no, no. Your love to me is very serious. I won't play games with you (unintelligible).

And when I (unintelligible) into your body, say I love you girl, that's how I feel. I'm for real.

CHIDEYA: Since then, Howard Hewett has released eight more albums, including an inspirational disc. His new CD, 'If Only,' comes out on Tuesday. Hewett sat down with NPR's Tony Cox in our L.A.-area studios.

TONY COX: Shalamar. HEWETT: Yeah. COX: That was the beginning. HEWETT: It was the beginning of recording. You know, I mean I've been singing since I was 10 years old. My mom was a professional gospel promoter.

And so, you know, she literally, like, kicked me out on stage the first time, you know, when I was, like, 10, 11 years old. And that's when I started. That's when I started out. COX: I want you to tell us the story - this is a great story, from what I've read - about how you were at a club and you were discovered by Ralph Johnson. (Soundbite of laughter) COX: Now, Ralph Johnson was with Earth, Wind & Fire at the time. HEWETT: Yeah, he's still with them COX: And you were at the club and you were dancing. HEWETT: Mm-hmm.