Sleep Talk

Recorded by percussionist and vocalist King Errisson for his album L.A. Bound, working with Los Angeles session musicians during the mid-1970s expansion of disco and dance-oriented soul music. The track reinterpreted the earlier hit written by Annie Farrow and produced for a club audience. Released in 1976, the recording helped introduce Errisson to dance-floor audiences beyond his reputation as a sought-after percussionist. Its extended groove, lush production and hypnotic vocal delivery made it a popular selection in clubs and on disco radio. The track became a cult favorite among disco collectors, rare-groove enthusiasts and later dance-music DJs. Its rhythmic structure and atmospheric production have contributed to its enduring appeal and occasional use as source material by producers and remixers.