1. A Weekend (Remix) 8:12
2. B Have A Good Day 5:42

Running order of the main release. Pressings may split it differently.

• 5:41 PATRICK ADAMS PRESENTS PHREEK. "Have A Good Day". 1978. 12" Disco Mix.
• 8:13 PATRICK ADAMS PRESENTS PHREEK. "Weekend".1978. 12" Disco Mix.

In 1978, Patrick approached Leroy Burgess to submit songs for the forthcoming Patrick Adams Presents Phreek on Atlantic,” Burgess says. “The groove for ‘Weekend’ came to me in a dream, which immediately woke me up and sent me to my Fender Rhodes piano.” It was 5am in the studio where Burgess had been working on songs with Black Ivory bassist James Calloway. “I began to bang out the chords and groove to the song, waking up my brother James. Sleepily, he began to construct the bassline. We recorded a quick demo of the two of us playing with a small drum machine and I wrote the words shortly after that.” Patrick Adams loved what he heard, and invited Burgess and Calloway to Blank Tapes the legendary recording studio of engineer Bob Blank, where the Phreek project was evolving, it solidified Burgess position as a member of Patrick Adams group of studio musicians known as PA System. In 1983 “Weekend” was again released as Larry Levan mix [[artist:Class Action]] (Splice) also with [[artist:178790]] as lead vocalist.