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Sunday Classics 28.09.2025
Hey music lovers!
This Sunday’s classic is as soft and magical as a summer breeze: 'Lovin’ You' by Minnie Riperton, released in 1975.
Originally written as a lullaby for her daughter Maya (yup, that Maya—Maya Rudolph!), the song became an unexpected smash, topping the Billboard Hot 100 and cementing Riperton’s place in music history.It’s famous for that impossibly high whistle note (the one people still try to mimic on talent shows), but what really makes it special is its simplicity. No heavy drums, no wild synths—just a delicate electric piano, gentle guitar, and Riperton’s angelic voice. Bonus trivia? Her husband Richard Rudolph co-wrote the song, and you can actually hear Minnie sing 'Maya' at the end.
Give it a listen, and let the calm wash over you. Then hit us with your favourite classics—we’re always listening!
Source: Minnie Riperton / YouTube
Missed last week's Sunday Classics? You can still listen to it here!
