Yester-Me, Yester-You, Yesterday

Released in 1984 under the Rams Horn Records label, this single is a high-energy disco interpretation of the classic track originally popularized by Stevie Wonder. The Boys Town Gang, a vocal group formed in San Francisco, became renowned for their elaborate, disco-infused covers of Motown and soul standards during the early 1980s, a period when the genre was evolving into Hi-NRG club music.

The production leans heavily into the rhythmic, synthesizer-driven aesthetic characteristic of the post-disco era. As part of the Boys Town Gang's repertoire, this recording was designed to appeal to the vibrant dance club culture of the time, emphasizing driving beats and polished, harmonized vocals. While the group achieved significant commercial success with hits like 'Can't Take My Eyes Off You,' their later releases like this one helped define the specific, campy, and upbeat sound that remained a staple of gay disco culture throughout the mid-eighties.