LOTL Welcomes The System & The new CD 'System Overload "

LOTL The Quiet Storm Welcomes The System . Debut There New CD " SYSTEM OVERLOAD "In 1982, a record dropped which changed the way people experienced music. "You Are In My System" was: electronic and sexy, atonal and melodic, rocked out and deep. At a time when midi-driven "musicians" were at odds with "real" musicians. Mic Murphy and David Frank - The System gracefully fused the two and created a uniquely different harmonic experience. Their second album, Xperiment mixed by Michael Brauer yielded the top 10 R&B hit, "Promises Can Break" and an inclusion in the film "Beat Street" - "Baptize The Beat". Their third album yielded two additional chart-toppers, "The Pleasure Seeker" and "This Is For You".However, it was the 1987 release of "Dont Disturb This Groove" which established The System as one of the most innovative and copied artists of the decade. This beat ballad, marked by Mics achingly desperate lead and Daves dizzying mix of electronic soul, was the very definition of crossover, topping both Pop and R&B charts for several weeks while the album itself, DON"T DISTURB THIS GROOVE, made it onto scores of year-end Top 10 lists.These two members went on to work with a whos who of artists Chaka Khan, Phil Collins, Robert Palmer, Stevie Winwood, Madonna, Ashford and Simpson, Mick Jagger, Scritti Politti, Christina Aguilera to name but a few. They also contributed the Theme to Eddie Murphy s "Coming To America" and "Beverly Hills Cops" "Rock and Roll Me Again".

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