becoming Evelyn King. The result of their collaboration was “I’m in Love,” whose style and bass sound was different from anything being done at the time. It went to number one R&B in summer 1981. The I’m in Love album, which also included the hit “Don’t Hide Our Love,” peaked at number six R&B. RCA asked Kashif, Brown, and Laurence to produce her follow-up album. Influenced by songwriter/producer Leon F. Sylvers III, Kashif came up with the sprightly “Love Come Down” on which he played all … It was designed by RCA and installed at the Columbia to Princeton Electronic Music Center where it remains to this day.