Danny Wilde (born Daniel Thomas on June 3 1956 in Houlton, Maine) is an American
musician. He was also a founding member power‑pop band the Quick and later
founded Great Buildings. Wilde’s solo debut, The Boyfriend (1986), produced the
single releases "Isn't It Enough" and "Body to Body", while Any Man's Hunger
(1988) reached number 176 on the United States album charts and featured "Time
Runs Wild". After a brief stint with Geffen, he released a self‑titled album
(1989) before co‑forming the duo the Rembrandts with Phil Solem; together they
scored the 1994 hit "I'll Be There for...