On This Day: July 9, 1984 – The Time Released Their Third Album Ice Cream Castle

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On This Day: July 9, 1984 – The Time Released Their Third Album Ice Cream Castle.

On this day July 9, 1984, The Time released their third studio album Ice Cream Castle, delivering a funky and energetic follow up that helped define their signature sound. Produced with heavy involvement from Prince under the pseudonym Jamie Starr, the album blended Minneapolis funk, new wave, and humor in a style that stood apart from anything else on the radio.

Ice Cream Castle featured two of the band’s most iconic tracks, Jungle Love and The Bird, both of which appeared in the film...
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