| | Ray Parker, Jr Two Places At The Same Time CD Ray Parker, Jr Discography of CDs
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In addition to Parker's name becoming a headliner alongside Raydio's, this was also his third and final album with the group, spawning three chart singles. The title track, "Two Places at the Same Time," reached its apex at the number six position on the Billboard R&B charts. It was followed by the instrumental dance track "For Those Who Like to Groove," which peaked at number 14 after a 12-week run. "Can't Keep From Cryin'" did not have as much success; after only six weeks of life, it made it to the 57th position on the charts. Other noteworthy dance selections that did not chart are "Until the Morning Comes" and "It's Time to Party Now." Parker also teamed up with the multi-talented Herbie Hancock to pen the unreleased, slow-groovin' "Tonight's the Night." ~ Craig Lytle Two Places At The Same Time Music Ray Parker, Jr Two Places At The Same Time Songs | 1. | It's Time to Party Now |
| 2. | Untill the Morning Comes |
| 3. | Two Places at the Same Ti |
| 4. | Tonight's the Night |
| 5. | Little Bit of You, A |
| 6. | Everybody Makes Mistakes |
| 7. | Can't Keep From Cryin' |
| 8. | For Those Who Like to Gro |
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Mississippi is quickly gaining respect in the world of indie rock. If you look towards Jackson, the state capital, you will discover Signals…, a band consisting of Knowlton Bourne, Martin Powell, Stephen Coker, and Mims Graeber. Signals… truly formed in the summer of 2008. Their current lineup, however, took shape only very recently when former drummer and founding member, Davis Woodall, parted ways with the band. While it is difficult to place Signals… ...
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