The second album by The Majik referred to as the Black Album includes "Don't Ask Me", "I Don't Need You (To Tell Me So)" and nine other tracks.

• As heard on the "Hysteria!" TV show on Peacock

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The Majik featured Art Devlin (vocals and keyboards), Rich Rankin (lead and rhythm guitars), Hoppy Riddle (bass guitar), and John Leper (drums). The group was based out of the South New Jersey area circa 1980 and was compared to such bands as The Cars and Talking Heads. Two albums were recorded by this four-piece band. The first album just called the 'White Album' was written in a traditional 'classic rock' style while the second album including their single 'I Don't Need You To Tell Me So' was written in a 'new wave' or alternative style. The second album known as the 'Black Album' was recorded in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania in a 'live' or no overdubbing style session that lasted two days. Thirteen songs were recorded but only ten made it to the final pressing.