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Stress was a very short-lived Neo-Psychedelic rock band that released only one album in 1988 on Reprise/Warner Bros. Records. They are not to be confused with the San Diego rock/metal band Stress from the early 1980s and are sometimes credited as Stress UK in America. Although not a great commercial success, their album was described as possessing 'a lot of musical strengths' by All Music's Steven McDonald ^[1]

Members

1. Wayne Binitie (vocals, acoustic guitar)
2. Ian Mussington (guitar, drums, percussion, back vox)
3. Mitchell Amachi Ogugua (acoustic guitar, bass).

Wayne Binitie and Stress recorded another CD as Inqbator entitled "Hatched"

Album

The self-titled Stress album featured the following tracks, all composed by Binitie-Mussington-Ogogua :

1. Indian Summers Dream (3:49)
2. Flowers in the Rain (4:47)
3. Rosechild (4:16)
4. Innocent World (3:20)
5. Daytime Believer (5:34)
6. Beautiful People (4:13)
7. My Father Once Said (2:29)
8. Together (3:35)
9. Lordy Lord (4:05)
10. Red Sun (7:36)

Additional album personnel

1. Billy McGee (Double Bass)
2. Raf Mizraki (Unknown)
3. Harry Morgan (Percussion)
4. Talvin Singh (Tabla)
5. Simon Stewart (Guitar, Background Vocals)
6. Femi Jiya (Engineer)
7. Wayne Binitie (Acoustic Guitar, Background Vocals, Vocals, False Harmonies, Strings)
8. Alex Mungo (Keyboards, Background Vocals)
9. Jean Perry (Guitar)
10. Claudia Sarne (Background Vocals)
11. Steve Price (Engineer)
12. Steve Byrd (Guitar)
13. Guy Chambers (Guitar, Keyboards, Arranger, Producer)
14. Claudia Fontaine (Background Vocals)
15. Peter Jones (Engineer)
16. Martin Taylor (Background Vocals)

Singles

References

External links

• 'Beautiful People' Sound Sample
• AOL Music site for Stress