Dagaband - Second Time Around

Review by Bernard Watkins

Dagaband's Second Time Around is a great album that showcases their musical prowess and creativity. The band's unique sound is a blend of rock, funk, and blues, which creates a vibrant and energetic listening experience.

The album kicks off with the upbeat and catchy "Funky Love," which sets the tone for the rest of the album. The tracks that follow are equally impressive, with each song showcasing the band's skills in songwriting and instrumentation.

One of the standout tracks on the album is "Tear it Up," which features a driving bassline and powerful vocals. The song has a great groove that is sure to get listeners moving and grooving.

Another highlight of the album is "Soulful Lady," a soulful ballad that showcases the band's softer side. The song features beautiful harmonies and a heartfelt vocal performance that is sure to tug at the heartstrings of listeners.

Artist: Dagaband
Album: Second Time Around

Rock

1982

Rating: 5.0

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Tracks

Track	Duration	Preview
Second Time Around
Reds Under The Beds
I Can See For Miles

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Second Time Around by Dagaband (UK, 1982)

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Catalog Numbers

A-M 094

Labels

MHM Records

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Formats

Vinyl
7"
EP
33 ⅓ RPM

Companies

Role	Company
Mastered At	Utopia Studios
Pressed By	Lyntone Recordings Ltd.

Credits

Role	Credit
Executive-Producer	Mike Hattersley
Management	Mike Hattersley

Notes

Label Note:
℗ & © 1982
Release Note:
A limited number (several hundred) were signed in gold ink by the 3 band members.

Barcodes

Matrix / Runout (A-Side - Etched): AM-094-A A ƱTOPIA LYN-12736-1UT |A
Matrix / Runout (B-Side - Etched): AM-094-B |A U LYN-12737-1UT ƱTOPIA

About Dagaband

Formed in 1973 by the brothers Greg and Phil Boynton, and originating from Chesterfield, in England. As they were largely a touring act, they only ever released a single, and an E.P.; though there are a handful of live bootlegs known to exist. Active between 1973 to 1987 (performing a one-off gig in 1993), during which time they toured several times in their own right, as well as supporting , The Enid, , , , and . Performing at venues such as Ronnie Scott's (London), Zoom Club (Frankfurt), and the Marquee (London). They reformed in early-2010, but the acts' driving force, Greg Boynton, died in April of that year during efforts to finally put together an album. Line-Ups Greg Boynton Phil Boynton Darrell Alvey (1973-75) (1975-78) Sean Piggott (1978-80 & 1983) John Youdale (1980-81 & 1984-85) (1981-83) (1985-86 & 2010)

Members

Nick May
Greg Boynton
Phil Boynton
Steve Fidler
Mick Shedd
John Youdale

Summary by Bernard Watkins

Second Time Around is a great album that is sure to please fans of rock, funk, and blues. The band's talent and creativity shine through on each track, making this a must-listen for anyone who loves great music.

Comments

biancav1997bvdd

2023-04-14

I lived near Chesterfield in the Early 1990's never came across them, which is sad as I like this track.

samillanojessica168

2023-04-14

Played support for Budgie a lot They could play and went down well

frederikayoland

2023-04-14

Un groupe qui aurait mérité un meilleur destin et qui aurait pu concurrencer Marillion qui à la même époque était au même niveau. Dommage, ils nous laissent quelques pépites ici sur youtube

harissn12m212

2023-04-13

I purchased this EP after reading about 80's Prog in the April 1983 KERRANG. Sorry to hear of Mr Boynton's passing, a few months ago.

kaoxdc1

2023-04-13

My dad Michael Hattersley managed this band

maizepaiva

2023-04-13

Great track. But i also understand Why Marillion had more succes as a prog band in the 80's : Dagaband seems to have his sound/production a bit stuck in the 70's.

treebell825

2023-04-12

great band! saw them at an ENID stand convention in 1985, where they performed an extended version of "the planets suite" (holst) greg boynton was a dead ringer for keith emerson! we wanted more!