The title cut was Mic Murphy and David Frank's greatest record, a catchy title, decent vocals, and outstanding rhythm track, making it both a club and radio staple throughout 1987. It was also a high water mark for their techno-funk; this was their last record to make such an impact. Techno-funk was being supplanted by hip-hop, dancehall, New Jack Swing, house and hip-house. But while it lasted, Murphy and Frank were on the R&B throne. ~ Ron Wynn, Rovi
Read More
The title cut was Mic Murphy and David Frank's greatest record, a catchy title, decent vocals, and outstanding rhythm track, making it both a club and radio staple throughout 1987. It was also a high water mark for their techno-funk; this was their last record to make such an impact. Techno-funk was being supplanted by hip-hop, dancehall, New Jack Swing, house and hip-house. But while it lasted, Murphy and Frank were on the R&B throne. ~ Ron Wynn, Rovi
Read Less
Portions of content provided by Rovi Corporation. © 2024 Rovi Corporation.