After some researach on the net, here's a listing of the show on ABC in the US from 19 December 1992.

The Crayons were consisted of Sonny T (Sonny Thompson -- lead singer), Morris Hayes, the lead guitarist (Billy Franze??), who also play for Mr. Mambo's Combo. The Crayons later turned into MPLS.

"The Ryde Dyvine" was played by the Sonny Thompson-led The Crayons on The Ryde Dyvine TV film, broadcast Dec 19, 1992. The Crayons included Morris Hayes and members from Dr. Mambo's Combo. The project later became Minneapolis. "The Ryde Dyvine" is an energetic, uptempo number that invites listeners to explore their mind. The song promote racial harmony through music. The song was later released on a withdrawn cassette single and later a rare CD single, making it "semi-unreleased."

The track was first heard of The Ryde Dyvine TV special, where it was
credited to The Crayons.

It was later officially released on the very hard to find MPLS CD single
by Minneapolis, which featured 3 tracks...

1. MPLS (4:28)
2. MPLS (12" Mix) (7:00)
3. The Ryde Dyvine (4:17)

the A-side (MPLS) was later also released on the 1-800-NEW-FUNK album,
though strangely the artist and title were swapped round, so the band was
now credited as "MPLS" and track was called "Minneapolis".