including the remakes, I'd like to add. If they wouldn't have it on as background filler, I wouldn't be as likely to play this tune as much. Either on vinyl or over here, it only depends where I'm located. But every time I hear this tune I want to hear Ronnie's version. Still brings me tears of joy, always at/after the second drop (as dj's would call tt. It's the second chorus if I'm not mistaken, or for anyone else, around the 3.24 mark) Man, it's amazing what music can do with human beings
I'm a few years ahead of you(70).I'm glad to read that you still put in work on the floor. What not a better way For me its the best way to honor a great song,artist,group,band.Much Respect and (Enjoy The Rest Of Your Life)😊😊😊
Been listening a lot to Incognito recently, I forgot that this was Ronnie's song originally. Theirs is a very good version, but really, there's nothing like the original
My dad is a professional bass player. He was the only white guy in the band when playing for DJ Rogers. Most of the music played in my house in the 70's was jazz fusion and this song was one of the best. He flipped over to the blues in the 80's but this is the music of my childhood.
When I was 12 or 13 years-old, I lied to my mom and told her that I was going to play soccer with some kids at school. But I bought a ticket for $3.75 and took 3 buses to go see Ronnie Laws at the Rainbow Music Hall. It was a fantastic show! I didn't tell my mom till I was 17-years-old. She was pissed that I didn't take her! 😁
This came on while I was waiting for a fill at the gas station. Other folks came by to find out what I was listening to because they said I was jamming too hard 💃🏽💃🏽💃🏽
Love this jam from the first day it came out. One word of warning, though: Don't...do not...EVER...play this song in your car and then get on the freeway! Guaranteed speeding ticket!
Really? For me, this kind of stuff makes me more likely to angle the seat back a couple of notches and adopt a more leisurely cruising pace. But, I've had to ban myself from listening to hardcore techno, drum and bass or metal in the car for the same reason. 180bpm and I start tailgating every mofucka in sight...
My first 3 albums in high school . ..were Jeff Beck blow by blow, EWF Gratitude and Ronnie Laws Pressure sensitive. Thankyou for posting this!! This groove will never get old!!!! Awesome jam!!!!!
I was working the night shift , listening to the jazz station KBCA FM in L.A. and when I heard this for the 1st time I had to buy this album and I was a fan for life. Then , I found out about his talented family and their musical colaborations, The Jazz Crusaders, Hubert Laws and Joe Sample, Eloise Laws " Love comes easy" I saw Ronnie at a club in Redondo Beach, Ca. called the Golden Bear. It was a great show. I feel so blessed to have been there in that era. I am still groovin to this in 2019! Peace and Love
Had the opportunity of meeting Ronnie Laws in the late 90s/early 2000s. He played at a Boys and Girls Club jazz event in Pasadena, CA. He seemed to be a very nice, down to earth person. My dad knew Wilton Felder of the Crusaders. He grew up in Houston, TX with an older brother of his. And I (coincidentally) went to high school with Wilton's son. He & I kinda felt like cousins after realizing our families knew each other. It's a shame we lost contact after we graduated. They were cool people.
Yes! When music was music! This song take me back to when I was in the fourth grade ,living in Pasadena California. My mother made us clean up and rake leaves. We , me and my sister heard this playing two or three times EVERY Saturday, along with some Denise Williams, Norman Conners, and many other greats. A simpler time, and a better time and place.
At work, 6:00am private duty nurse, my patient and his family are sleeping. I got both the ear buds in to get the full effect. Song started and it rose all up in me and I had to control the holler. All I can do is chair dance and enjoy my brain marinating in all this perfection. Thank you so much.
This was the hit off this LP , as I remember it was played on the radio. I bought this LP along with Brezzin by George Benson at the time , a " Win -Win ". I haven't heard this song in 35 years , whoa Im getting old .
I remember dancing to this song at a party while attending Howard U on a semester program from my college. I did some fancy handwork as I was dancing and the guy I was dancing with said, "ooo, are you from Philly?" I always thought that was a gas and remember it almost every time I hear this song, lol!
I agree! Ronnie Laws and Siro Gira were my favorites back in the day. Hard to believe this classic was recorded 46 years ago ! OMG where has the time gone?
There are some songs that tickle you deep down inside and send you into ecstasy, this did this to me in my 20s when I first heard it and it still does at 70, hey some music is magic ❤️🤗❤️
Erica Daniel Lol that's alright,but I assure you this was played well after that. This piece is def a classic and as you know music is timeless so 40 years later it still jumps...
mookeychase0907 This will probably sound weird but it seems I have a better appreciation for music at 43 than 23. I probably at 23, would not have listened to this song one minute but at 43 I am really taking my time to listen at the joy of music all music. I love this tune.
C. TODD MCCORMICK I was also turning 13 by December 1975...Heard this on the radio in Philadelphia PA , and I wanted to jump out my skin....AWESOME GROOVE. ..PEACE BE WITH YOU ALWAYS. ..
Shout out to my pops-William Shane for playing jazz music at home when I was growing up in the mid 70's!!! Today, I have a number of friends that thank my dad for being who is was with the music and being a cool cat!! I am happy
One of the best get up off your ass and get busy tunes ever! Been loving this since it came out. This & Stevie's Songs in the Key of Life, about a year later, both just have a wonderfully positive bounce to them. Almost seems heretical since gump came to power.
Although some people say it's before my time this is a song my mother played when I was 13 years old and I caught the groove. I'm 60 now and still enjoy this song instrumental or with words. Its nice you can still hear it with you tube because over the years the album she had has disappeared.
RONNIE LAWS IS ALSO A TRUE MASTER AT HIS CRAFT AND I STILL ENJOY ALL HIS MASTERPIECE WORK OF ART, & YES HIS MUSIC CONNOISSEURS WILL CONTINUE ENJOY FROM HERE TO ETERNITY
It's nothing like the sound of Ronnie Laws... always a join to listen, too... The music takes me back, too.... My teens year.. My father introduced me to jazz..... back then.. in the 60's, 70's, and on.... today.... I appreciate it more , now....then ever.........:-)
It is one of the most beautiful tracks I've ever heard!!! I used to be a contemporary dancer a long time ago and a friend of mine bought the vinyl version as my lovely mum was dying and it reminds me that she will always be there! I dance the best solo ever in my head! We always are own best DJs!!! xxxxx
Man, can you imagine walking into a studio with this song and management asking for your resume? And your answer is "Well, I played sax for Earth, Wind and Fire and my producer is Wayne Henderson". As if somebody was gonna say "no".
THIS WAS ME N MY BIG SISTA GRACES'S FAVORITE JOUNT RIP BIG SIS - NEVER WILL STOP LOVING U NEVA.... AGAIN Rip - c u at the cross roads luv u lil bro jeff .....
From my very first jazz album. I purchased Pressure Sensitive after hearing it on a local jazz program from a local PBS station. I had a cheap FM convertor connected to the AM car radio in my 1968 Ford when I heard this play in 1975. I had just graduated from high school. Great memories. Classic jazz!!
Hearing music like this growing up gave me early exposure to jazz so it's only natural that I have always had an appreciation for it. This is awesome! The soundtrack playing in the background of my youth!
+Roy Byrd III - You get a thumbs up for having a Marantz....rich high class so&so....I had a Luxman L85v amp myself - still got it...yeah, I'm old...what of it? LOL I had this as the very first 45 i bought after school some 40 years ago...the other side was tidal wave. yeah brah...we BOTH had good taste!
Laws was 25 when he recorded this and this song still sounds good 45 years after its release.
Here hear
So was I. Opening cut at party I had summer of 1975 20 yrs old! The Laws Family!!
Brilliant
Straight Facts. The good stuff is eternal.
including the remakes, I'd like to add. If they wouldn't have it on as background filler, I wouldn't be as likely to play this tune as much. Either on vinyl or over here, it only depends where I'm located. But every time I hear this tune I want to hear Ronnie's version. Still brings me tears of joy, always at/after the second drop (as dj's would call tt. It's the second chorus if I'm not mistaken, or for anyone else, around the 3.24 mark)
Man, it's amazing what music can do with human beings
I'm 62 but this still gets me on the floor!!
I'm a few years ahead of you(70).I'm glad to read that you still put in work on the floor. What not a better way For me its the best way to honor a great song,artist,group,band.Much Respect and (Enjoy The Rest Of Your Life)😊😊😊
@leonardbrown2219 I will be 70 August and dance for exercise before my knee, ankle, and hip go out from time to time 🎵🎹🎶✨️
hey now
Same 2x!!
It's 2022, and yes, I'm still listening to Ronnie Laws and this FANTASTIC TUNE!!!
2023
Been listening a lot to Incognito recently, I forgot that this was Ronnie's song originally. Theirs is a very good version, but really, there's nothing like the original
It's just the best!! Dreamy disco/jazz nights in 70's/80's. Where you could just lose yourself in dance and just feeling it! Xxxxx
We out here!
I'll bet Sean Thornton loves it too
This is the type of music that is just objectively good. No one can resist grooving to it, no matter what age, sex, or ethnicity.
Try the Amish
😆
My dad is a professional bass player. He was the only white guy in the band when playing for DJ Rogers. Most of the music played in my house in the 70's was jazz fusion and this song was one of the best. He flipped over to the blues in the 80's but this is the music of my childhood.
you go now ihadtosayit!!!!! Git it girl. Love your description of loving your Dad's soul music.
I know who DJ Rogers is. Git it now ihadtosay!!!
@ihadtosayit10 you were so lucky to have been exposed to these sounds at an early age! I hope your dad is still around 👍🏽🤩
RIP David Sanborn❤😢
Can you imagine getting dressed in your finest to hear music like this being played live?!........wow!!
WOW! Now that's a thought to keep in mind!
When I was 12 or 13 years-old, I lied to my mom and told her that I was going to play soccer with some kids at school. But I bought a ticket for $3.75 and took 3 buses to go see Ronnie Laws at the Rainbow Music Hall. It was a fantastic show! I didn't tell my mom till I was 17-years-old. She was pissed that I didn't take her! 😁
Yes I can and I did 💯
@@Door1 😃👍🎷💞💖💗❤️🩹 your mom
That's what I used to do, get dressed listening not this song.
This came on while I was waiting for a fill at the gas station. Other folks came by to find out what I was listening to because they said I was jamming too hard 💃🏽💃🏽💃🏽
I ❤it!!!
Love this jam from the first day it came out. One word of warning, though: Don't...do not...EVER...play this song in your car and then get on the freeway! Guaranteed speeding ticket!
Yup! LOL
Really? For me, this kind of stuff makes me more likely to angle the seat back a couple of notches and adopt a more leisurely cruising pace.
But, I've had to ban myself from listening to hardcore techno, drum and bass or metal in the car for the same reason. 180bpm and I start tailgating every mofucka in sight...
NO DOUBT 😎😎😎😎😎😎😎
so true - my first speeding ticket !
We used to spot deer while stoned playing this song, where has the time gone....
I’m a late comer. But it’s never too late for gems like this. Such wonderful music.
Now thats music baby! The seventies was the time for great music.
One of the best tunes ever created period!!
Agree
Yep ! T Stone ' " !
Absolutely - positively!!!
periodt!!!👍🏼🙏🏾✊🏽
Absolutely one of the best!
My first 3 albums in high school . ..were Jeff Beck blow by blow, EWF Gratitude and Ronnie Laws Pressure sensitive. Thankyou for posting this!! This groove will never get old!!!! Awesome jam!!!!!
what good taste you have xx
I was working the night shift , listening to the jazz station KBCA FM in L.A. and when I heard this for the 1st time I had to buy this album and I was a fan for life. Then , I found out about his talented family and their musical colaborations,
The Jazz Crusaders, Hubert Laws and Joe Sample, Eloise Laws " Love comes easy" I saw Ronnie at a club in
Redondo Beach, Ca. called the Golden Bear. It was a great show. I feel so blessed to have been there in that era. I am still groovin to this in 2019! Peace and Love
Had the opportunity of meeting Ronnie Laws in the late 90s/early 2000s. He played at a Boys and Girls Club jazz event in Pasadena, CA. He seemed to be a very nice, down to earth person.
My dad knew Wilton Felder of the Crusaders. He grew up in Houston, TX with an older brother of his. And I (coincidentally) went to high school with Wilton's son. He & I kinda felt like cousins after realizing our families knew each other. It's a shame we lost contact after we graduated. They were cool people.
It didn't get any better than Ronnie Laws and Donald Byrd in the mid 70's!
Ruben Delgadillo Absolutely! 1970's EWF and Kool and the Gang was nice too...👍👍👍
Ruben Delgadillo : don't forget the late great Grover Washington Jr.
Ruben Delgadillo, you know that's right
No Sir
I know that's right.😎
So many great memories from back in the day. Thanks Frank and Dana.
Tune just explodes into life..full force,multi-layered jazz-funk defying time and gravity..
That opening is one of the greatest hooks you'll ever hear.
Wonderful Jazz-Funk I first bought in mid seventies Glasgow.
Yes! When music was music! This song take me back to when I was in the fourth grade ,living in Pasadena California. My mother made us clean up and rake leaves. We , me and my sister heard this playing two or three times EVERY Saturday, along with some Denise Williams, Norman Conners, and many other greats. A simpler time, and a better time and place.
your mom had good taste in 🎶🎷🎻🎺🪘🎵
@@vickiebonner4181 thank you.
All time classic never gets old
Alvin Lane true indeed brother.
Ya real cool sexy 👌
No doubt...I play it every now and then one of my favorite tunes...agreed, truly classic.
At work, 6:00am private duty nurse, my patient and his family are sleeping. I got both the ear buds in to get the full effect. Song started and it rose all up in me and I had to control the holler. All I can do is chair dance and enjoy my brain marinating in all this perfection. Thank you so much.
😄👏📻🪑📀🎹
Every time I hear this tune I want to hear Ronnie's version. Still brings me tears of joy. This stuff never gets old
This was the hit off this LP , as I remember it was played on the radio. I bought this LP along with Brezzin by George Benson at the time , a " Win -Win ". I haven't heard this song in 35 years , whoa Im getting old .
Dan Reese Not Old, jus Musically Aware ! of time passed ! " ". Ha ".
The years go by but the great music never age.
I had the same albums along with Marvin Gaye's I Want You...those got me through that summer....
We all are, but this song is timeless.
Just about to finish schooling and learning to be a DJ..This is one song that got me in the mood..
The Unparalleled Classic COOL of the '70's is where I LIVE.
1975.
What a great year. Graduated with my Master's and began my real adult life in Boston.
I remember dancing to this song at a party while attending Howard U on a semester program from my college. I did some fancy handwork as I was dancing and the guy I was dancing with said, "ooo, are you from Philly?" I always thought that was a gas and remember it almost every time I hear this song, lol!
You instantly become cooler by association just for listening to this piece of music.
I totally agree: This is one of the most groovy tunes ever composed and makes you shake your hips involuntarily! Funk at its best.
YOU MEAN THE GROOVIEST TUNES
epitomizes the great contemporary jazz era of the late 70s...
I was a junior in high school in Philadelphia and bought this 45. I'm freaking old but still appreciate this wonderful song
Yes I was a teenager and remember with joy ❤️ we had it good.
I agree! Ronnie Laws and Siro Gira were my favorites back in the day. Hard to believe this classic was recorded 46 years ago ! OMG where has the time gone?
This is when true musicians made music for the masses. And we loved it!!!!!!!!!!!
I HAVEN'T HEARD THIS GENUINE CLASSIC IN A LONG TIME, BUT IT STILL SOUNDS AS GOOD AS THE DAY
IT WAS RELEASED.
There are some songs that tickle you deep down inside and send you into ecstasy, this did this to me in my 20s when I first heard it and it still does at 70, hey some music is magic ❤️🤗❤️
👍🎵🎶🎙🎹📻👏
I STILL listen to Ronnie Laws greatest hits all the time. Can't believe this was way back in 1975 .... amazing time period, amazing music!
WHO DARES Yes!
Holy SH!T this stuff is timeless!
Wow! A true classic by Ronnie Laws.
Takes me back to the heady days of the Jazz Funk scene in the 70's, along with Expansions one of my all time top tooones.
BILL WIGGINS agree mate. Lacy Lady in Ilford and this tune playing in my Cortina 1600e..... 👍
This recording never gets old. 42 years later, still sounds amazing!
This song takes me to a place in my head when I was a child and all of my loved ones were here and I can remember family events. Thanks for the song
+Erica Daniel 5th grade 1975...
mookeychase0907
I was only 3 if it was after April.
Erica Daniel Lol that's alright,but I assure you this was played well after that. This piece is def a classic and as you know music is timeless so 40 years later it still jumps...
mookeychase0907
This will probably sound weird but it seems I have a better appreciation for music at 43 than 23. I probably at 23, would not have listened to this song one minute but at 43 I am really taking my time to listen at the joy of music all music. I love this tune.
mookeychase0907 Erika I found your comment interesting e5nick Wilmoth @gmail .com
The era of great music !😎
This was the JAM back in the day!
it's a bad jam man, love it!
still the jam
chakafan2 it will always be the jam...no matter how much time goes by..ain't nothing gonna change,but the date.
Joe Thomas
chakafan2 yup it sure was
Just turned 13 I dunno why but I've always liked jazz and TH-cam certainly did a good job recommending me this 70s must have been great
1975 a great year and a timeless classic by Ronnie Laws...
Really Cool tune, great groove, has a bit of a Crusaders feel to it.
Your right
Kickin', if you don't like that you don't like anything
I hear what you say
still sounds like yesterday. So So Good for your soul
I Agree...…………..
Jacqueline Clark And you are fine!
So true 👌
The forever Ronnie "Winning" Laws. Great muzik. Love you always.
A classic jam without a doubt!
IN 1975, I WAS 13 YEARS OLD AND HAD NO IDEA WHAT FUNK WAS. WHAT I DID KNOW WAS I NEEDED TO HAVE THIS ALBUM. GREAT MEMORIES, THANKS FOR SHARING.
C. TODD MCCORMICK I was also turning 13 by December 1975...Heard this on the radio in Philadelphia PA , and I wanted to jump out my skin....AWESOME GROOVE. ..PEACE BE WITH YOU ALWAYS. ..
I've loved this song all of my life! It's the best!!! 🎶💃🎶🎹🎶
I was listening to Ronnie Laws in 1975 at age 22, when all my other friends were into other genres. This song is the reason why ! great JAM !!
joe gallardo so was I,and I was also 22 !
joe gallardo i wss 8 in 75 and still bump this today.
Im 61 now. Ditto... Same as you. Got the vinal still.
More than good. So lucky to here this and buy the album back in the day.
Daryl. New Zealand
SO WAS I
A classic. Still a great groove after all these years.
YESSSSSS HE ROCKED THAT! 2019 AND I'M HERE FOR IT
This song reminds me of my dad R.I.P., he had this album when I was little and used to play it!!
DiDi72
❤❤❤
Lol...blessings😄
DiDi72 mine too.
I'm always there, stuck in the 70s. :)
Ain't nothin' wrong with them apples!
Supreme Ali
*I "HEAR" YOU* .......
Supreme Ali Lol! Me too. Can't get away.
Shout out to my pops-William Shane for playing jazz music at home when I was growing up in the mid 70's!!! Today, I have a number of friends that thank my dad for being who is was with the music and being a cool cat!! I am happy
My dad played a lot of jazz too. So grateful!
Much appreciation pops; RIP.
This classic song inspired a few disco re-makes and couple of house versions too. Incredible!
one talented family Hubert, Ronnie, Eloise and Debra
One of the best get up off your ass and get busy tunes ever! Been loving this since it came out. This & Stevie's Songs in the Key of Life, about a year later, both just have a wonderfully positive bounce to them. Almost seems heretical since gump came to power.
this is a classic. ronnie is the best sibling. much respect for hubert , eloise and debra. the whole family is bad. period.
Paul Monfort Yeah, a very talented family indeed.👍
Classic tune from all the soul weekenders I’ve been to from 1983-now. Been proud to introduce this funk / jazz funk to my kids while they grew up🎶
Truly this is music for the soul
This is the jam of all jams! Do it Ronnie!
I am in love in this song, specialy in this version. Ronie Laws is phenomenal
Although some people say it's before my time this is a song my mother played when I was 13 years old and I caught the groove. I'm 60 now and still enjoy this song instrumental or with words. Its nice you can still hear it with you tube because over the years the album she had has disappeared.
Great recording I remember this album from my college days, Ronnie Laws was also blowing sax for EARTH WIND & FIRE!!!!! Back in the day
A TOTALLY BRILLIANT PIECE OF MUSIC, BY A TOTALLY BRILLIANT MUSICIAN IN RONNIE LAWS ! THIS SONG IS TIMELESS!
I am so feeling this on this blissful Saturday afternoon!!!
I thought you knew. I'm playing right now on iPad. I've been in love with this song for 40 years.😊💗
Me too
Joi S so am I.
Me three!
For those of you who have never heard this...hold on. It has been sampled and covered by a multitude of jazz artists. A truly great piece...
I've loved this every since I first heard as a teen. That driving beat and sax attack just blew me away ! Good stuff here !
Played this for the family at thanksgiving in 2022 and it still GIVES!!!
RONNIE LAWS IS ALSO A TRUE
MASTER AT HIS CRAFT AND I STILL
ENJOY ALL HIS MASTERPIECE WORK
OF ART, & YES HIS MUSIC CONNOISSEURS WILL CONTINUE
ENJOY FROM HERE TO ETERNITY
Proud to play this song. We strive to do it justice.
Respect.
Song sounds as great as it was when I first heard it....45 years ago....funk is the eternal jam!
such a groove on this song! one of my favorite sax songs.... and Ronnie kicks butt!!
this is a classic piece
What a cool tune. It never gets old. Makes me feel good whenever I hear it. That's what great music does. And what Ronnie did!
It's nothing like the sound of Ronnie Laws... always a join to listen, too... The music takes me back, too.... My teens year.. My father introduced me to jazz..... back then.. in the 60's, 70's, and on.... today.... I appreciate it more , now....then ever.........:-)
What a groove back then and still !... thanks.
It is one of the most beautiful tracks I've ever heard!!! I used to be a contemporary dancer a long time ago and a friend of mine bought the vinyl version as my lovely mum was dying and it reminds me that she will always be there! I dance the best solo ever in my head! We always are own best DJs!!! xxxxx
+carrollynne antoun I too have this on Vinyl.
Love this
Man, can you imagine walking into a studio with this song and management asking for your resume? And your answer is "Well, I played sax for Earth, Wind and Fire and my producer is Wayne Henderson". As if somebody was gonna say "no".
👍Fo'sho!
Sho' Nuff!!
Love it!
rebirth bass band
If you're name Ronnie Laws you don't need a resume :)
WOW music you can feel down in your soul gotta love it Peace++++*
This song, just like it's "Title",
Will always be there, on my all time favorites!
I love this song I was raised on this music I can picture my dad pretending to play the instruments smh RWG dad I miss you
Ronnie Laws. 'Nuff said. Classic. Thanks for the upload. Blessings
To me, this has always been an amazing song by an amazing artist... Love this love this...😎😎😎😎
Love Ronnie laws for his Austin and genuine musical talents.He is truly a musical genius.
Let it play forever🔥
Love it! Thank you for sharing.
High school buddy introduced me to Mr laws music class of 77. Thanks jazzin right now
Ronnie was an INSTANT constant play on turntable. Blew those headphones up. FRIDAYS were my jazz funk days !!!!!!!
Super Great hit song this really inspired me to learn music and the Tenor Saxophone!
This was the jam when I was in college in 75. Still a great jam.
THIS WAS ME N MY BIG SISTA GRACES'S FAVORITE JOUNT RIP BIG SIS - NEVER WILL STOP LOVING U NEVA.... AGAIN Rip - c u at the cross roads luv u lil bro jeff .....
Bought the album because of this tune. Still have it...
Happy Birthday Ronald Wayne "Ronnie" Laws!
So great to hear Authentic 🎶. So miss real music. Greatful I can enjoy. Sent to me from a friend who appreciates it 2.
Can't stop moving to the groove! Lights the sax 🎷 on fire 🔥 but needs no match!
From my very first jazz album. I purchased Pressure Sensitive after hearing it on a local jazz program from a local PBS station. I had a cheap FM convertor connected to the AM car radio in my 1968 Ford when I heard this play in 1975. I had just graduated from high school. Great memories. Classic jazz!!
Hearing music like this growing up gave me early exposure to jazz so it's only natural that I have always had an appreciation for it. This is awesome! The soundtrack playing in the background of my youth!
Kenneth Washington facts
After buying my Maranz system, this was my first album! Brings back memories!!!!
+Roy Byrd III So true Marantz with JBL Speaker ,Pickering Neddle, Koss Pro 44a's Headphones
+Roy Byrd III - You get a thumbs up for having a Marantz....rich high class so&so....I had a Luxman L85v amp myself - still got it...yeah, I'm old...what of it? LOL
I had this as the very first 45 i bought after school some 40 years ago...the other side was tidal wave. yeah brah...we BOTH had good taste!
Marantz Stereo, WOW those where the days. Peace
As a college radio jock, we definitely played this one!
awesome track cant find a jazz track like this right off the bat!!!!!!!!