Attack Me With Your Love (Petko Turner Edit) Remastered Funk Beast Free DL

Cameo - Attack Me With Your Love Remastered & ReEdited By Petko
Turner In 1974, Cameo started out with 10 members created by Larry
Blackmon and called the New York City Players. Signed by Casablanca
Records to their Chocolate City imprint in 1976, the group soon
changed its name to Cameo after concerns that New York City Players
might cause confusion between them and the funk band Ohio Players.
Prior to this, Blackmon, keyboardist Gregory Johnson, and the late
Gwen Guthrie formed the band East Coast, together with James
Wheeler (alto saxophone), Melvin Whay (bass), Michael Harris
(percussion), and Haras Fyre (also known as Pat Grant) on trombone.
They released one self-titled album in 1973 on the independent
label Encounter. Cameo started with a deep, funk sound, but it was
obvious from the start their sights were set on the dance floor.
Their first album was Cardiac Arrest which featured their first hit
single, "Rigor Mortis." Ugly Ego, We All Know Who We Are, and
Secret Omen contained dance floor songs such as "I Just Want To Be"
and "Find My Way", the latter of which was a major disco smash and
was included on the Thank God It's Friday soundtrack. ("Find My
Way" was their cover of a 1972 Three Degrees and a 1969 Tymes
tune.) The height of Cameo's career was in the 1980s, particularly
Word Up! with its hits, "Word Up!" and "Candy".