About
Pieces of a Dream emerged out of Philadelphia’s music scene in 1976. Keyboardist James Lloyd, drummer Curtis Harmon and former bassist Cedric Napoleon, were (and still are) managed by the drummer’s father and uncle, Danny and Bill Harmon, respectively. The group based their name on Pieces of Dreams, a cover tune by Stanley Turrentine that the group performed. Pieces of a Dream first started playing throughout the Tri-State area, and were soon featured on Temple University’s pioneering jazz radio station, WRTI-FM. Read more on Last.fm
Genres
- instrumental funk
- jazz funk
- smooth jazz
Frequently Asked Questions
- What was Pieces of a Dream's biggest hit?
- Pieces of a Dream's biggest hit is arguably "Warm Weather,"
- Who is the sax player in Pieces of a Dream?
- The saxophone player in Pieces of a Dream is Eddie Baccus Jr. Over the years, the group has featured several talented musicians, but Eddie Baccus Jr. stands out as the band's principal saxophonist in their current lineup. His dynamic playing style and expressive tone have been instrumental in defining the band's sound, particularly in live performances and recent recordings. Originally, the group's founding lineup included saxophonist Ron Kerber, but Baccus Jr. has become synonymous with the group's latter-day sound. Eddie Baccus Jr.'s contributions to Pieces of a Dream have helped the band maintain their signature blend of jazz, funk, and R&B while also exploring new musical directions. His solos are a highlight at concerts, captivating audiences with their soulful depth and technical brilliance. Fans of the group often praise Baccus Jr. for his ability to elevate the band's performances and keep the spirit of contemporary jazz alive.
- What song talks about dreams?
- The song "Dream On"
- What was Pieces of a Dream's second album?
- Pieces of a Dream's second album is "We Are One,"
- What is the meaning behind Pieces of a Dream?
- The meaning behind the name "Pieces of a Dream"