Brooklyn Dreams

Brooklyn Dreams combined the harmonies of vintage doo wop with the electronic textures and rhythms of contemporary dance music to emerge as one of the more distinctive acts of the disco era. Members Bruce Sudano, Eddie Hokenson, and Joe "Bean" Esposito grew up in the same Brooklyn neighborhood and began collaborating as teens. In 1968, Sudano joined the group Alive 'N Kickin', scoring a Top Ten pop hit with the Tommy James-penned "Tighter, Tighter" before splitting in 1970 after just one LP. Sudano returned home and reunited with Hokenson and Esposito, with whom he also began ...