Credits:

The Time

Description:

The first album by The Time, a group of Minneapolis dudes who started as Prince's protégé band and produced Jam & Lewis, is being reissued in a long-awaited two-disc deluxe edition analog LP with six bonus analog tracks, including a single edit, in celebration of its 40th anniversary. reissue! The Time, a Minneapolis group of dudes who started as Prince's protégé band and produced Jam & Lewis. They were formed with Prince's childhood friend Maurice Day as the frontman, and made their debut under the production of Prince. Their self-titled debut album, which celebrates its 40th anniversary this year, is being reissued in long-awaited analog format. Produced by Jamie Starr (an alias of Prince) and Maurice Day, the album features danceable numbers with cheap synth sounds, such as the medium funk "Get It Up" (No. 6 on the R&B chart) and the cool upbeat "Cool" (No. 7 on the chart). The song "Cool" (No. 7), a cool upbeat number in Prince's direct lineage, became a single hit. It was also certified as a gold disc in the U.S.Incidentally, it is said that Prince himself did most of the playing on this album. After this, they appeared as a rival band in Prince's blockbuster movie "Purple Rain," and became even more popular due in part to the characterization of Maurice Day. The new analog release is a 2-LP "deluxe edition" that includes a bonus LP with single edits of five songs from the album, including "Get It Up," "After High School," and "The Stick. Cool" is included in Part 1 and Part 2. This is the first analog reissue since the original release.In celebration of Black History Month, which is observed every February in the United States to look back on the accomplishments of African Americans and honor their contributions and impact on history, Rhino Records, which reissued some of the greatest albums of Black music in February this year, will continue to honor the great albums of Black music that have transcended time and continue to be heard throughout the ages. In celebration of "Black Music Month," Rhino Records, which reissued some of the greatest albums of black music in February, will continue to honor the great albums of black music that have transcended time and continue to be heard throughout the ages by releasing a number of albums by legends of the genre beginning in June. This album, "THE TIME," will be released as a part of this month's celebration.

Tracklisting:

1.Get It Up
2.Girl
3.After Hi School