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777-9311 is on the "What Time Is It?" alblum. Jesse Johnson was definetly one of the wickedest Funk guitar players...ever. a CD by him in Prince would have been fierce, we almost got a treat with a cut called "Shockadelica." Jesse was definetly under estimated and overlooked. Jam and Lewis, Ms. Jackson would have no "Control" and still be on Fame's "Dream Street" without the Dynamic Duo. Monte and Jellybean are on point and we all know about Morris "What Time is it" or "Jerome, bring me a Mirror" Day. Hawww Haw! The Time, wow saw them in concert they were too tight, they backed up Vanity six behind a drape while wearing their back-stage robes, LOL. Amazing how they were constructed, truly talented musicians and producers...entertainers, true creators. This CD was so damn cool. Only 6 cuts, that's how the Time laid it down, quality, no fillers. Loooong grooves..."Get It Up" was a prelude of what was to come and they delivered. Yo when can we get that Dez Dickerson, Apollonia 6, ...heck Vanity 6 and oh, Andre' Cymone, Prince's best friend from they school days. I wanna "Dance, the Dance Electric." P.S. what about a little "Screams of Passion" from the short lived Family...or Mazerati's "100 mph" ? let's get busy, I wants perfection! LOL

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HOW CAN YOU SALE THIS CD WITHOUT THE HIT 777-9311. SHAME ON ITUNES!!! HOW CAN YOU SAY THIS IS THE FULL CD WITHOUT THE HIT 777-9311??? SHAME ON YOU GUYS!!!!!!!!!!!!

Kay Ten gets it right!. Great live band and great party songs . Major kudos to Kay Ten for pointing out the facts as any resemblance to Prince is real and that "The Time" was a Prince creation along with Morris Day as he produced the first 3 albums under the moniker "Jamie Starr" among other artist and albums during one of his many prolific periods of his career. Morris was originaly the drummer before becoming the frontman. It all started with Prince who also wrote most of the songs besides playing and producing them bfeore firing them during the 1999 tour for missing a show, Jimmie Jam & Terry Lewis were late from a recording session. The rest is history as they went on to be just as prolific as Prince in thier own right as Producers. "Pandemonium" was the first album that was not completly under his control as they'd departed the family at that point but still on the label as Prince owned the name. Prince did contribute to that album but not to the extent of the first 3 albums,it shows as there were not as many great songs on it but the production was as polished as the Jam/Lewis sound was born by then. Standout track from Pandemonium "Sometimes I get Lonely" Guess who had a major part in that song creation?

Let's get one thing straight. Contrary to the iTunes review and many customer reviews, this album is all Prince, all the time. It was recorded at Prince's (purple) house on Kiowa Trail in a Minneapolis suburb. He played every instrument and did the backing vocals. Morris sang lead and some background vocals, but that is it. Not taking anything away from the musical abilities of The Time, but they (again, except Morris) had absolutely NOTHING to do with what you hear on this album - or on the follow-up What Time Is It? This is a great album and The Time were a great live band, but the albums were just episodes of The Prince Show.

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