Niteflyte - Niteflyte II (1981)

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Niteflyte - Niteflyte (1979)

By request (sort of), here's Niteflyte's second and final album. Smooth, pop-oriented funk/soul filtered through a cocaine-coated sheen of disco. To me, it doesn't quite match the triumph that was their first record, but there's plenty to like here, such as the plastic reggae of "Shoot from the Hip" and the breezy groove of "On Your Own".

Track listing:
1. You Are
2. You're Breaking My Heart
3. Shoot from the Hip
4. Anyway You Want
5. Sexy Dancer
6. On Your Own
7. Alicia's Song
8. I Knew It Couldn't Happen

The day's finally here

If you like this, try:

Oliver Cheatham - The Boss (1982)

Afric Simone - Boogie Baby (1978)

Niteflyte - Niteflyte (1979)

Excellent disco/funk/soul/pop/rock/etc. Strong, versatile songwriting bolstered by immaculate, pillowy production. I can't tell whether I'm supposed to do a bunch of blow and cut a rug, or smoke a bunch of weed and lounge around on a red velvet couch.

Track listing:
1. All About Love
2. If You Want It
3. Sunshine
4. Make It Right
5. Get on the Fun
6. Tryin' to Find
7. I Wonder
8. Easy Come
9. No Two Alike

Any way you want