Captain Sky

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Super Sperm 09:44 Tools
Wonder Worm 13:38 Tools
Super Sporm 11:53 Tools
Don't touch that dial 06:32 Tools
Moonchild 00:00 Tools
Bubble Gum (I Chewz You) 04:10 Tools
Moon Child (Joey Negro Edit) 06:41 Tools
Elementary School of Funk 04:30 Tools
Saturday Night Move-Ease 07:52 Tools
Moon Child 06:35 Tools
Now That I Have You 03:33 Tools
Natural High 05:03 Tools
Sir Jam a Lot 03:26 Tools
Can't stop now 05:50 Tools
Hero 05:46 Tools
Fearless (in the Pocket) 05:38 Tools
Cream & Sugar 04:51 Tools
Non Stop (To The Sky) 04:54 Tools
Tootsie Rock 03:35 Tools
Trace of Love 04:17 Tools
Ker-Runch 01:20 Tools
Captain Sky- Super Sperm 09:45 Tools
Station Brake 05:59 Tools
Moon Child - Joey Negro Edit 04:10 Tools
Double You S-K-Y 05:38 Tools
Wonder Worm (long Ver) {captai 13:38 Tools
Rebirth 04:31 Tools
Let Me Come Inside 03:30 Tools
Station Brake (Innermission) 06:17 Tools
(Them) Changes 06:50 Tools
Concerned party 06:17 Tools
Dr. Rock 06:45 Tools
Them Changes 06:38 Tools
Jam A Lot a.k.a Sir Jam A Lot 04:10 Tools
Station Break 04:10 Tools
Captain Sky: Tootsie Rock - YouTube 03:35 Tools
Super Sporm ['Supa Emcees'] 06:38 Tools
Moonchild - Joey Negro Edit 12:00 Tools
Bubble Gum - I Chewz You 04:10 Tools
Concerned Party Number 1 04:10 Tools
Concerned Party Number One 04:10 Tools
Moonchild [Joey Negro Edit] 04:10 Tools
Jam a lot 04:10 Tools
Non Stop - To the Sky 04:10 Tools
Moonchild (Joey Negro Edit) 04:10 Tools
Bubble Gum 12:00 Tools
wonder worm (long ver) 13:38 Tools
Non Stop 05:52 Tools
Jam A Lot a.k.a Sir Jam A Lot - 12'' Mix 06:35 Tools
Dr Rock 06:44 Tools
Jam A Lot (12" Mix) 04:29 Tools
Super Sporm ['You're Gonna Get Yours'] 07:40 Tools
Bubble Gum (I Chewz You) - 12'' Mix 06:35 Tools
Super Sporm ['Super Hoe'] 12:00 Tools
Thank You 12:00 Tools
Concerned Party #1 12:00 Tools
Jam a Lot (Radio Edit) 12:00 Tools
Moon Child (Shield Your Eyes Verseless Edit) 05:52 Tools
Moon Child (Slayd5000) 05:52 Tools
You Bring Me Up 05:52 Tools
Captain Sky-Moon Child 06:35 Tools
Wonder Worm (long Ver) {captain Sky} 06:35 Tools
SIR JAM A LOT MIX 06:35 Tools
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b. a.k.a. Daryl L. Cameron, 10th July, 1957, Chicago, Illinois, U.S.A. Captain Sky is the alter ego of Daryl Cameron, a Chicago based, bass player. He states, on the liner notes of his 'Aventures Of' album, 'Oh, by the way, if you're wondering, Daryl Cameron somehow entered the phonebooth of his mind and emerged as Capatin Sky. tune in again'. Captain Sky followed a similar fashion in music and clothing to that of Bootsy Collins and George Clinton, with the band describing their groups music as 'I Beta Funk'. Under the name of Captain Sky, Daryl assembled a large group Chicago based musicians and embarked on a recording career in 1979. Signing to AVI Records, 'The Captain' released two albums that year, entitled 'Pop Goes The Captain' and 'The Aventures Of Captain Sky'. The former album featured Elmer Brown of Earth, Wind & Fire. The latter album featured the single 'Dr. Rock' and the popular 'Wonder Worm'. By 1980, The Captain had moved his entourage on to TEC Records. The resulting album, 'Concerned Party No.1', featured 40 musicians and the background vocal talents of, fellow Chicago residents, Heaven & Earth. By this time, Daryl had turned the 'play on words' song titles into an art form highlighted by the infectious 'Bubble Gum (I Chewz You)'. A final album, entitled 'The Return Of Captain Sky' was released in 1981 on the AVI label. Moving on to WMOT Records in later 1981, The Captain turned to releasing twelve inch singles solely. 'Station Brake' was released that year and was written by Daryl and mixed by the legendary producer Nick Martinelli. Daryl then relocated The Captain to Philly World Records, in 1982, for a three track 12" which featured his version of the Buddy Miles tune 'Them Changes', along with 'Don't Touch That Dial' and another excellent cover version of Bloodstone's 'Natural High'. Martinelli's mixing was featured on this release, additionally. A final 12" release came in 1988, along with another label move to Triple T Records. The twelve 'You Bring Me Up' picked up on the emerging House Music sound, with various mixes including a 'House' version. The Captain has adopted a low profile since this release. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.