SUNSET - Sunset (1986)

Dream/REAMUSIC/EMI, RML(O)2002
Producer: Danny Antill
Engineer: Fernando Perdigao

Fun if unremarkable 4-track disco EP with faux-American lyrics, call and response choruses, Japanese drummers and brain-melting synths - all designed to turn your frown upside down.

'I'm a Poor Man' has a catchy synth arpeggio intro that pulls you right in, with lyrics like:
"It's a pity I ain't got no money, I should take you on a holiday.
It's a pity I ain't got no money, I should take you out to Sun City.
I've got no money, I'm a poor man."

'Don't Touch' is on a similar tip:
"Baby she's mine . . . I'm a winner!
I spent a lotta money on her, and I ain't gonna lose her.
She belongs to me, she's my property, she's my baby..."

Similarly corny but catchy vibes on other tracks 'Boog'It' and 'Super Love'.

SUNSET - She Looks Good (1984)

Smash/GRC, XMAS842
Producers: John Galanakis/Sunset
Recorded by: Double A Studio

12" single featuring the Hot Soul Singers. 'She Looks Good' borrows from Harari's 1980 hit 'Party' to offer some cheesy disco-pop that bridges the gap between the soul era of the late 70s and the bubblegum days that were about to take over.

Some might argue that 16 minutes of the same track is a bit much, but that's how Sunset rolls...