General Kane - Wide Open mp3 album

Cassette - Motown 238). General Kane's second album tried the same strategy as its predecessor. It also landed one mild urban contemporary hit, but didn't establish Kane as a consistent attraction.

General Kane Album: Wide Open Label: Motown Year: 1987. Side 1 1 Girl Pulled The Dog - 0:16 2 Flashlight - 1:58 3 Woppity Wob - 3:13 4 Love Knee Deep - 4:02 5 Close Your Eyes - 4:56. Side2 1 House Party - 6:09 2 The Grown Up - 8:20 3 Wide Open - 9:13 4 Friction - 10:00. Produced by Mitch McDowell and Curtis Anthony Nolen. General Caine, General Kane - Mitch McDowell.

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Just a slow down small town Just a deep south home crowd With nothing to do and nothing to lose The same old paper and same old news. We'd ride around 10:30 on a Friday We'd hurry to a parkin lot With all our friends Turning up the heat when We finally made it to the weekend. We put the gas to the floor Yeah, we hit it wide open Two-lane highway rolling With no one around, slowing us down Radio loud, had the speakers all blowing Dials wide open Feet on the dash with her hand out the window Smiling a look in her eye letting me know She didn't care where we were.

General Kane (known as General Caine before 1986) was an American music group fronted by Mitch McDowell (born Mitchell Leon McDowell on June 29, 1954, in San Bernardino, California; died January 22, 1992 in San Bernardino). McDowell took the professional name General Kane in tribute to an officer who had supported his artistic ambitions when he was at military school. After leaving that institution, he formed the group Booty People. They released one album for MCA Records. The group's album Wide Open did include a romantic ballad, "Close Your Eyes", which featured vocals from two of the group's less prominent members, Cheryl McDowell and Danny Macon. Mitch McDowell pursued a career in law enforcement as a bail bondsman after leaving the music industry. He was murdered in January 1992 along with a nephew, Akili John Davis, 18, who worked in his office.