Pleasure Seekers (album)

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Pleasure Seekers
Studio album by The System
Released 1985
Recorded Unique Studio in a Big City, Atlantic Studios, N.Y.,1984 - 1985
Genre Dance-pop, Emotio-Electro, Synthpop
Label Mirage, Atlantic
Producer David Frank, Mic Murphy
The System chronology
X-Periment
(1984)String Module Error: Match not found1984
Pleasure Seekers
(1985)
Don't Disturb This Groove
(1987)Don't Disturb This Groove1987

Pleasure Seekers is the third album recorded by American band The System, released in the United States under the Mirage-Atlantic label.[1]

Description

The album was produced by its band members, namely David Frank and Mic Murphy. Commercially successful singles from this album include "The Pleasure Seekers" and "This Is for You".

The album entered the Billboard R&B Albums chart in 1985.[2]

Guest vocals on "The Pleasure Seekers" song include Audrey Wheeler of Unlimited Touch.

Track listing

All songs written by Frank and Murphy.

Side A
No. Title Length
1. "The Pleasure Seekers"   4:39
2. "It Takes 2"   4:12
3. "Big City Beat"   3:25
4. "Love Won't Wait For Lovin'"   4:47
Side B
No. Title Length
1. "This Is For You"   4:57
2. "My Radio Rocks"   4:437
3. "Did In By A Friend"   3:11
4. "I Don't Run From Danger"   4:45

Production

  • Engineer: Tom Lord-Alge
  • Mixing: Tom Lord-Alge
  • Art direction: Bob Defrin
  • Mastering: Dennis King
  • Photography: Roy Volkmann
  • Assistant technician: Acar Key

Personnel

  • Electric guitar: Paul Pesco
  • Percussion: Jimmy Maelen
  • Producer, keyboards: David Frank
  • Producer, vocals: Mic Murphy
  • Arrangement: Mic Murphy, David Frank
  • Songwriters: Mic Murphy, David Frank

Chart positions

Chart (1985) Peak
position
US R&B Albums[2] 40

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