Maze ft. Frankie Beverly - The Morning After Lyrics

Frequently Asked Questions

1. Who wrote the lyrics for 'The Morning After' by Maze, Frankie Beverly?

   The lyrics for 'The Morning After' were written by Frankie Beverly, the founder and main songwriter of the band Maze.

2. When was Maze, the band that performed 'The Morning After,' founded?

   Maze, originally known as Raw Soul, was founded in 1970 by Frankie Beverly in Philadelphia.

3. What is the significance of the song 'The Morning After' in Maze's discography?

   Although 'The Morning After' is one of Maze's well-known songs, the band achieved broader recognition with hits like 'Happy Feelin's,' 'Joy and Pain,' and 'Before I Let Go.' 'The Morning After' complements their soulful and reflective repertoire.

4. Did Maze achieve any notable milestones with their albums between 1977 and 1993?

   Yes, Maze released nine gold albums between 1977 and 1993, including notable works like 'Golden Time of Day' (1978) and 'Joy and Pain' (1980). Their continued success solidified their reputation in the American soul and R&B music scene.

5. How did Marvin Gaye contribute to Maze's early success?

   Marvin Gaye played a pivotal role in Maze's early success by taking the band on the road as one of his opening acts. He also suggested they change their name from Raw Soul to Maze, which helped them gain recognition and sign a recording contract with Capitol Records.

6. What has become a tradition for Maze's audience during their performances?

   In recent years, it has become tradition for Maze's audience to honor the group by dressing in all white attire, reflecting the group's often white performance attire.