A song. . . It was sung by a black female singer. . . .

It's minnie riperton's Love You (original song, 1975). 1979, minnie riperton died in Los Angeles at the age of 3 1 year.

Correction of "Love You"

1, the original song of Love You is minnie riperton, not shanice, not MC. Because the original sound is too simple, close to the oratorio and slightly inferior to Shanisi, Shanisi became famous all over the world with her gorgeous original sound and excellent singing skills, but the real original sound did not spread. This led many websites to label shanice's Love You as the original singer, and the music giant robing also mistook shanice's Love You as the original singer, which led to great ideological confusion. Although many people have corrected it again and again, until today, many people still regard shanice's version as the original singer, and some people are even surprised that shanice's version is exactly the same as the original singer (actually a cover of shanice) and shanice's "imitation" skill is amazing.

2. What version is often put in the bar is shanice version, not MC (Maria Kelly) version. Mr. Luo Bing, the music giant, not only didn't take shanice's singing as the original, but also went one step further, taking shanice's voice as the voice of mc, and came up with a double joke of the original MC (actually a cover of shanice). This has led to great ideological confusion. Although many people have repeatedly corrected it, until today, there are still many people who regard shanice's version as the original singer and shanice's voice as MC's voice.