Released at the dawn of the 1980s, 'Share Your Dreams' captures The 24th. Street Band at a thrilling crossroads of jazz, funk, and pop sensibilities. The album’s intricate arrangements and infectious rhythms reflect New York’s melting-pot music scene, where seasoned session players—many of whom later became legends—cut loose and let their chemistry shine. Each track brims with kinetic interplay: punchy horn lines, nimble bass runs, and sparkling keyboard textures create a vibrant soundscape that’s both technically impressive and deeply inviting.
What sets 'Share Your Dreams' apart isn’t just its virtuosity, but the sheer joy and drive behind every performance. It’s a snapshot of a band unburdened by commercial pressures, channeling their creative freedom into music that feels spontaneous and alive. For collectors, this record is more than a hidden gem—it’s a testament to the era’s spirit of collaboration and genre-blurring exploration. If you love jazz with a dash of funk and a heavy dose of energy, this album will rarely leave your turntable.
Track List:
A1 - The New York City Strut - 5:03
A2 - Not Too Much To Give - 5:45
A3 - Tall Handsome Man - 4:30
A4 - Share Your Dreams - 4:10
B1 - Back In Your Arms Again - 4:04
B2 - Tryin' To Make Up For Lost Time - 4:20
B3 - Ricky And The Radio - 5:40
B4 - Lovers Again - 4:24
B5 - The Black Hole Strut - 0:42