Steps in Time is the 1984 debut album by the English Coventry band King, produced by Richard James Burgess and released by CBS Records. Although lasting just two years and a half, King had five UK Top 40 hit songs, including two Top 10 hits: "Love & Pride" (#2), the re-release of their debut single from the first album, and "Alone Without You" (#8) from their second album Bitter Sweet (after that, the lead singer Paul King went on to start a brief solo career, releasing one more album, Joy). After the first single "Love & Pride", a second single, "Won't You Hold My Hand Now" was released, which got to Number 24 in the UK. A live videoclip was also released for "Trouble", and aired by MTV, but the song never came out as a single.
The tape edition of the LP was soon re-released with eight bonus tracks, including B-Sides, previously unreleased songs and some remixes, among which were "Love & Pride (Body & Soul Mix)" and "Won't You Hold My Hand Now (Heavy Times Mix)".
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