Ray Parker Jr. & The Raydio_Two places at the same time - 1980

Two Places at the Same Time is the group's third album of Ray Parker Jr. And Raydio,released by Arista Records in 1980.The success of You Can not Change That brings the star of Ray Parker Jr. at levels so high that the production even decide to alter the name of the group, from Raydio to Ray Parker and the Raydio. The formation, on the other hand, does not change. The album in question is a pure exampleof the kind of Disco, which he was, shortly thereafter, led to Pop by Michael Jackson, and also makes use of the collaboration of the historic jazz musician Herbie Hancock, for which Ray Parker Jr. worked several times in the past. In sales,the disc manages to surpass its predecessor, Rock On, reaching the 33th place ranking U.S. general. The single most successful Two Places at the Same Time, ranking 6th in R& B.


It's Time to Party Now
Until the Morning Comes
Two Places at the Same Time
Tonight's the Night
Little Bit of You
Everybody Makes Mistakes
Can't Keep from Cryin'
For Those Who Like to Groove
Bonus Track: It's Time To Party Now (12'' Version)