The New Jersey production team known as Blaze authored a number of deep house anthems from the 1980s and 90s, including If You Should Need a Friend and Lovelee Dae under their own name as well as Hideaway by Delacy and My Desire by Amira. Signed to a contract with Motown (ostensibly for their R&B/pop crossover potential) in 1989, the trio of Josh Milan, Kevin Hedge and Chris Herbert issued one solid album for the label before embarking on a career short on LPs but long on stellar productions for a variety of artists. The production wing of Blaze, namely Milan and Hedge (the latter a former gospel singer) began as early favorites on the New York/New Jersey garage scene of the mid-80s. The pair, both DJs and fans of Tony Humphries sets at the Newark club Zanzibar, began producing in 1984 and made a name for themselves two years later with a pair of garage classics, If You Should Need a Friend and Whatcha Gonna Do (with vocals by Colonel Abrams)....