[ElectroFunk/Funk/R&B/Electro-Rap/Minneapolis Sound] Electro (R&B/Soul) Artist Dawyne Omarr 's 1985 LP Album Titled: \"Holy Rock\". Excellent Album. Ashame It Never Got Full Commercial Success Because In My Opinion Every Track Has Potential To Hit The Top Charts In Those Days. He Did However Have A Music Video For His Hit: \"Save The Children\" (Track 6) Which Played Quite Heavily On MTV And Other Music Networks. Career Wise In 1987, Omarr Actually Collaborated With Ralph Tresvant Of New Edition, Producing Many Unreleased Projects And Touring The U.S. And Japan. This Album Was Released On Critique Records, Inc. '85.
(Btw, My Personal Favorite Track Is: \"Ladder Days\")
Tracklist:
1) \"Holy Rock\" (0:10)
2) \"Rockin' For J.C.\" (4:10)
3) \"Annointed One\" (7:25)
4) \"Devastating Revelation\" (11:21)
5) \"Would You Marry Me\" (14:50)
6) \"Save The Children\" (18:44)
7) \"God Bless America\" (22:14)
8) \"Latter Days\" (26:45)
9) \"Baby, Baby, Baby\" (30:05)
10) \"New Superstar\" (34:31)
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