Daydreaming (Vinyl LP) Hard Rock

Daydreaming (Vinyl LP) Hard RockThe Time went down in history as one of the most exciting and influential funk bands of the 1980s, although the Minneapolis outfit was only around for about half the decade. In 1984, the Time broke up, and by 1985 Morris Day and Jesse Johnson were officially full time solo artists. LP includes Minneapolis funk pop smokers like "Are You Ready" and "Moonlight (Passionlite)" as well as the melancholy ballad "A Man's Pride."

groovy scatty vocals

Benga quickly became Kenya's unique contribution to afro-pop

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Patrice had shown prodigious talent at an early age and had

expressive vocal tone that cascade the listening ears like hot butter over a fresh slice

The Album sticks close to the ground staked out by its predecessor

dense bleak and with the addition of perennial favourite Simon Gallup on bass and the short-lived but effective Mathleu Hartley on keyboards expanded the Cure's previously sparse sound

new interviews with the band by Anthony Thornton and many unseen photos and memorabilia

let's together in prosperity' backed by an heavy bass version

"Get Over Yourself" tackles a more acoustic-driven groove than before with confident elan

Mike D from the Beastie Boys and finds the young pair sharpening up their skills

Produced by Donald Marshall