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Randy Muller of '70s disco/funk band Brass Construction ("Movin'") produced Georgetown, Guyana, native Rafael Cameron's biggest early-'80s hits, "Magic of You (Like the Way)" and "Funtown U.S.A." Initially recording as Cameron, his silky tenor proved to be the perfect counterpoint to Muller's brassy funk-driven production style. Born Rafael Cameron in 1951, he sang in bands while growing up. In the early '70s, he moved to America to further his education. Meeting Muller while performing in the active New York City music scene, the two didn't start to record together until a few years later. Muller's own band was later signed to the United Artists Records distributed label, Roadshow Records. Their self-titled LP was produced by Jeff Lane (B.T. Express) and spawned "Movin'" -- which went to number one R&B and number 14 pop -- in 1976. Muller produced the band Skyy, who was having hits ("First Time Around," "Call Me," "High," "Skyyzoo," "Superlove") for the Cayre Brothers' Salsoul Rec...