Tomorrow's Edition were a funk and soul vocal group of the Jersey City scene of the 1980s; the Jersey City label Mel-O Records was founded by producer Mel Odoms specifically to release their records.
In the Record§
Their run opened with the single "U Turn Me On" (Mel-O MLO-437, 1981, picked up by CBS) and peaked with the album A Song for Everyone (Atlantic 80009-1, 1982), produced by Amir Bayyan of the Kool & the Gang family and remembered by collectors as one of the strongest lesser-known major-label soul albums of its era.
They continued on Mel-O through the 1980s with "I'm The Best" (1984) and "Million Dollars" (1987), and sang background vocals on Kool & the Gang recordings.
Appearances§
Flyers and photographs from across the archive that feature Tomorrow's Edition.
Sources§
- Mel-o Records, Discogs label page (founded to release Tomorrow's Edition; Jersey City, NJ) — link
- Tomorrow's Edition, A Song for Everyone (Atlantic 80009-1, 1982), Soul and Funk Music — link
- Tomorrow's Edition, A Song for Everyone, Discogs master release — link
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