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purple reign/rain reunion tour mentioned.... the time ??? wtf The Time
Morris Day After leaving The Time in 1985, Morris Day met with initial, then diminishing, success as a solo recording artist. His 1985 debut solo album, The Color of Success, produced by former Time compatriots Jam & Lewis, spawned a modest hit in the dance groove "Oak Tree." The song caught Morris's fromer boss's attention, as Prince parodied "Oak Tree" in some of his own concerts that year, and can be seen doing so on Sheila E.'s live concert videotape, Romance 1600. Day's second 1988 solo album, Daydreaming, generated the #1 R&B hit "Fishnet." Once again the input of Jam & Lewis was key to the project's success. Morris Day wrote and produced his own girl group, The Day Zs, 1990 self-titled debut, to little recognition. Day's final solo album to date, 1992's Guaranteed, was not well received. In 1990, Day returned to The Time to participate in Prince's film and album Graffit Bridge and The Time album Pandemonium. With the input of Prince and Jam & Lewis, Pandemonium went gold, as did it's first single, "Jerk Out," a #1 R&B and Dance hit. The reconstituted Time, minus Jam & Lewis, toured briefly in Japan in 1990. Morris Hayes, later to become a member of Prince's New Power Generation band, substituted on keyboards for Jimmy Jam during this tour. Morris Day also had a modest acting career after he won acclaim for Purple Rain. After making a guest appearance on the TV comedy 227, Day co-starred with Sheryl Lee Ralph (Moesha) in a 1990 limited-run comedy series on ABC-TV called New Attitude, in which Day portrayed a hairdresser. Day and compatriot Jerome Benton, also of The Time, filmed a 1991 pilot called Hotel Dicks for FOX-TV which was never picked up by the network. In 1993, Morris and Jerome appeared in a comedic play entitled Lawd Ha' Mercy, which toured the USA. Morris Day is currently touring to sell-out houses with The Time in the Purple Rain Reunion Tour, performing all the old Time numbers from their four albums, The Time, What Time Is It?, Ice Cream Castle, and Pandemonium. Rhastus-the Big Funky --- Google Home - Advertise with Us - Business Solutions - Services & Tools - Jobs, Press, & Help To Sir, with Love | |
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"purple rain renioun tour"?
Either someone didn't do their research or there's something we don't know about ~KiKi | |
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the purple rain reunion tour has been going on since 1996 wheni saw them in boston. | |
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PEJ said: The Time
Morris Day After leaving The Time in 1985, Morris Day met with initial, then diminishing, success as a solo recording artist. His 1985 debut solo album, The Color of Success, produced by former Time compatriots Jam & Lewis, spawned a modest hit in the dance groove "Oak Tree." The song caught Morris's fromer boss's attention, as Prince parodied "Oak Tree" in some of his own concerts that year, and can be seen doing so on Sheila E.'s live concert videotape, Romance 1600. Day's second 1988 solo album, Daydreaming, generated the #1 R&B hit "Fishnet." Once again the input of Jam & Lewis was key to the project's success. Morris Day wrote and produced his own girl group, The Day Zs, 1990 self-titled debut, to little recognition. Day's final solo album to date, 1992's Guaranteed, was not well received. In 1990, Day returned to The Time to participate in Prince's film and album Graffit Bridge and The Time album Pandemonium. With the input of Prince and Jam & Lewis, Pandemonium went gold, as did it's first single, "Jerk Out," a #1 R&B and Dance hit. The reconstituted Time, minus Jam & Lewis, toured briefly in Japan in 1990. Morris Hayes, later to become a member of Prince's New Power Generation band, substituted on keyboards for Jimmy Jam during this tour. Morris Day also had a modest acting career after he won acclaim for Purple Rain. After making a guest appearance on the TV comedy 227, Day co-starred with Sheryl Lee Ralph (Moesha) in a 1990 limited-run comedy series on ABC-TV called New Attitude, in which Day portrayed a hairdresser. Day and compatriot Jerome Benton, also of The Time, filmed a 1991 pilot called Hotel Dicks for FOX-TV which was never picked up by the network. In 1993, Morris and Jerome appeared in a comedic play entitled Lawd Ha' Mercy, which toured the USA. Morris Day is currently touring to sell-out houses with The Time in the Purple Rain Reunion Tour, performing all the old Time numbers from their four albums, The Time, What Time Is It?, Ice Cream Castle, and Pandemonium. Rhastus-the Big Funky --- Google Home - Advertise with Us - Business Solutions - Services & Tools - Jobs, Press, & Help How can it be a Purple Rain Reunion Tour, if Prince or somebody singing Princes stuff is not there? Maybe it should be called Music During the Purple Rain Period Tour or The Time Reunion Tour, hee hee. Or I need go fill in for Princes part, | |
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