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Dan Hartman
Dan Hartman – born December 8, 1950, in West Hanover Township, Pennsylvania –
was a singer, songwriter, and multi-instrumentalist best known for his solo hits
“Instant Replay” (1978) and “I Can Dream About You” (1984) as well as the writer
of the Edgar Winter Group classic “Free Ride” (1972) and James Brown’s “Living
in America” (1985). He began his professional music career in 1964 when he
joined his brother’s band The Legends. Initially reluctant to join the band – he
preferred Motown over the British Invasion sound – he eventually became the
leader of the band by the early 197...
