1986 brought the wave of house music in Chicago to the forefront of the world’s view, spawning world acclaim to the legendary city, and producing countless musical talents that could Sample tracks and remake them with a classic “Four to the Floor” beat. It also gave rise to the actual “Musician” in the world of house music, and one of the musical hybrid’s known as.... JERRY C. KING Kingdom Digital Music Group Chicago House Legacy Project Brought into music in 1988 by one of the greatest producers in music Marshall Jefferson and Chauncey Alexander...along with Wayne Bell, Sherman Burkes, and frequent visitor Mike Dunn on 63rd and Artesian in Chicago. He was cultivated with the greats. The first songs on this journey was a group called “Musical Expression” founded by Marshall Jefferson and Roy Davis Junior. There 2nd recording was a song musically written by Jerry C. King called “The Way I Feel” written in 88’ and released in 89’ and rereleased in 93’. This song incorporated virtual drums, but actual instruments as well. It was scored by the Legendary Orbert Davis, leader of the Chicago Jazz Philharmonic with live strings. The Way I Feel (Original) Also remixed by Rick Lenoir and Gary Wallace respectively The Way I Feel (house of jazz) Also during this time, Jerry landed music on Strictly Rhythm via DJ Pierre. Called “Try” licensed from OtherSide Records.