Records releasing their second album, Mazarati 2 (1989), including the singles "The Saga of a Man" and "The Woman Thang". This project reflects the music of that era which was directing to the new jack swing-genre. Brown Mark and former Klymaxx-founding member Bernadette Cooper both worked as producers on this album. The project experienced little success, and since the distribution of the LP and CD seems to be limited in quantity and exclusively released as a promo in Canada (before it was withdrawn), these original copies are in demand by collectors. Members Marvin Gunn and Tony Christian, also known as Bruce DeShazer, formed the musical duo The Wild Pair and recorded a 1989 song with Paula Abdul, "Opposites Attract", for which they voiced the animated MC Skat Kat in the video. The Prince Family Reunion at the Cabooze was the venue where they reunited and performed again. The tickets were being sold for $2 and they dedicated Christian's house for rehearsals of their live performances. The Mazarati albums have yet to be reissued due to the collapse of the label and of its joint venture with Warner Bros. Records. In 1990 the first album appeared on CD in Japan through WEA International. Discography Albums Mazarati (1986), Paisley Park/Warner Bros. Records Mazarati 2 (1989), Motown (Canadian Release only) Singles "Players' Ball" / "I Guess It's All Over" (1986), Paisley Park "100 MPH" / "Don't Leave Me Baby" (1986) No. 19 U.S. R&B, Paisley Park/Warner Bros. "Stroke" / "Champagne Saturday" (1986), Paisley Park/Warner Bros. "The Saga of a Man" (1989), Motown "The Woman Thang" (1989), Motown References External links Ujgfvhn American funk musical groups Funk rock musical groups Motown artists Paisley Park Records artists 1989 disestablishments in Minnesota