How Deep Is Your Love - Keith Sweat - MP3 instrumental karaoke

You can always count on Keith Sweat to bring a sense of suave romance to the party. In 1987, he turned the Bee Gees' 1977 ballad "How Deep Is Your Love" – made famous by filmic disco dispatch Saturday Night Fever – into a lo-fi electronic slow jam that made use of a decidedly '80s-sounding drum machine and vocoder, and became a quiet storm essential. With legendary new jack swing innovator Teddy Riley helping out on production duties, the song was featured on Keith Sweat’s debut album Make It Last Forever, which warmed up R&B fans during the winter of 1987 and shot straight to the top of the R&B Albums chart where it hung around for three weeks, also going to number 15 on the Billboard 200. The LP gave Keith Sweat – then a rising R&B star – his first number-one R&B hit in the new jack swing bellwether "I Want Her," and was later certified triple platinum by the Recording Industry Association of America.