Have been a Sanborn disciple since 1980, love everything he's ever done, count this tune among my endless rotation plays on all forms of entertainment, both versions thereof!!!;
I remember this album from 1981 when I was in Italy. I recorded it to cassette tape and a reel to reel tape deck if you guys can remember that far back. Great times with great music.
Saw David Sanborn together with Al Jarreau for the first time at Rockpallast and fell in love with his sound. Playing his music now for many years. David Sanborn is a great musician
I saw Al and Dave in concert at the Mann Music Center in Philadelphia. I was hoping they'd play together that night, they didn't. But a year or 2 later, they played "Since I Fell For You " on the album "Double Vision" with Bob James. Awesome!
Love this song! Gives me memories of years long past and still had the tape and the album! Jazz on a saxophone at it's best and so glad to be able to enjoy it in my youth!
First heard this in Korea while in the Army (1981). We had a joint service assignment and Reggie from the Navy turned me on to the "LP". Best thing ever introduced me to in music.
First heard this album in a record shop opposite where I worked in Waterloo, London in the 80s. Went in to buy something else, but asked for the album playing “right now!” Had never heard this kind of music before but I was hooked. Still have the album all these years later. Sublime.
Your story of Waterloo station reminds me of a rare visit I made to Dagenham Heathway hearing Lee Ritenour's Feel the Night playing in a record shop. I went and asked what was playing and bought it right away. Voyeur has so many great tracks but Run for Cover was my introduction to a certain Marcus Miller and that bass line remains iconic. It is so sad that no music stores exist anymore, and if they did there would be little chance of hearing something this sophisticated.
Great post willardlockejr, Marcus Miller is the truth. This pairing with David Sanborn was like magic...this song is so sexy...can really help to create the mood for soft cuddling, women love it. Check a later version of this tune on the David Sanborn and Bob James Maputo album too.
I'm young and my mom played this when I was a preteen and now I'm 31 and I never knew he been out all these years him and boney james and it's sad cuz I never seen them in concert :-( I want to
Yeah people got one better, first heard this great bro on the first Bob James album (1)early 70s with randy brecker,the late great Ralph McDonald, Eric Gale, Grover Washington and Ralph t. Introduced to me by my oldest brother fresh off his sophomore year in college. Haven't stopped since. When we black people were listening to this kind of music was when we were at our happiest. When the white man took over hip hop we were doomed.
Did anyone notice that the version of this song on Voyeur on Spotify is wrong? They (by mistake?) put the Bob James & David Sanborn version there and not this one. I prefer this one.
Marcus Miller is a helluva musician as well as a excellent producer/arranger. He has worked or either played on many of David Sanborn's albums and has perfomed with him live in concert. And you should youtube 'The Sun Don't Lie', the title track from his 1993 album of the same name, or any other Marcus Miller tune if you wish. He plays a mean ass bass as well as the bass clarinet.
David always played soul jazz...touched me...rest in heavenly peace...your music will live forever...touching hearts and souls...
REST EASY DAVID. 5/12/24 Great saxophonist!!
I've been listening to this song for almost the last four decades....timeless and underrated! 😍😍
Me too; first heard it (and many others of his) in the mid '80s. He's been a quiet backing track to my life.
Absolutely, Me too!
😮😮😮
I love the modulation at the end. More music should be this well composed.
I like how how clean and crisp everything sounds!
Have been a Sanborn disciple since 1980, love everything he's ever done, count this tune among my endless rotation plays on all forms of entertainment, both versions thereof!!!;
One of the most soulful saxophonist ever. Just luscious. ❤🥰
I was listening and loving this album at the age of 15.....the Erosion of human existence is self evident
I remember this album from 1981 when I was in Italy. I recorded it to cassette tape and a reel to reel tape deck if you guys can remember that far back. Great times with great music.
This is one of his greater songs for me. Absolutely love this song!
Saw David Sanborn together with Al Jarreau for the first time at Rockpallast and fell in love with his sound. Playing his music now for many years. David Sanborn is a great musician
I saw Al and Dave in concert at the Mann Music Center in Philadelphia. I was hoping they'd play together that night, they didn't. But a year or 2 later, they played "Since I Fell For You " on the album "Double Vision" with Bob James. Awesome!
Love this song! Gives me memories of years long past and still had the tape and the album! Jazz on a saxophone at it's best and so glad to be able to enjoy it in my youth!
Derwin Williams catch!
I LOOOOOVVVVEEEEEE DAVID SO MUCH. I GO BACK STAGE AT EVERY CONCERT. EVEN RODE IN HIS LEMO IN PARIS FRANCE. OMG
First heard this in Korea while in the Army (1981). We had a joint service assignment and Reggie from the Navy turned me on to the "LP". Best thing ever introduced me to in music.
First heard this album in a record shop opposite where I worked in Waterloo, London in the 80s. Went in to buy something else, but asked for the album playing “right now!” Had never heard this kind of music before but I was hooked. Still have the album all these years later. Sublime.
I don't know if it was me or my sister who wore this album out back in the 80s , and now that it's 2020 it still sounds good
Lucky you!
Your story of Waterloo station reminds me of a rare visit I made to Dagenham Heathway hearing Lee Ritenour's Feel the Night playing in a record shop. I went and asked what was playing and bought it right away. Voyeur has so many great tracks but Run for Cover was my introduction to a certain Marcus Miller and that bass line remains iconic. It is so sad that no music stores exist anymore, and if they did there would be little chance of hearing something this sophisticated.
😊 Good music
If it wasn't for my older brother, I wouldn't have known about this album
Incredible produced, performed, and precision.
I luv his music! He ruled the late 70s - 90s!! Old school Jazz at its Best!!!
best song on the LP. classic
I still have this album, scratches and all!
Me, too😊
Buzz Feiten's acoustic guitar playing on this cut is so hypnotic.The two played Woodstock in The Paul Butterfield Blues Band.
Soooooo good, thank you, smooth
I love this Album...thanks David!!!!
This is one album that actually introduced me to Marcus Miller
Lonnie Liston Smith 1978 Exotic Mysteries did it for me.
Only one word SMOOTH 🎼 🎷🎸
worst word EVER (only brings to mind corporate radio genres at their worst)...I'd go with "cool" myself
Oh my. very sad. enjoyed his music.
This is perfect Cuddle music...🥰🥰🥰
I was listening and loving this album at 15.....the Erosion of human existence is self evident...
Great sax solo ,and lovely backing vocals
Great post willardlockejr, Marcus Miller is the truth. This pairing with David Sanborn was like magic...this song is so sexy...can really help to create the mood for soft cuddling, women love it. Check a later version of this tune on the David Sanborn and Bob James Maputo album too.
I’ve been listening to this music over and over
Vintage David Sanborn!
Legend, remember him and the Becker brothers,Grover Eric gale,Ralph McDonald on the early Bob James. Was only 7 years old at the time. Wow
I'm young and my mom played this when I was a preteen and now I'm 31 and I never knew he been out all these years him and boney james and it's sad cuz I never seen them in concert :-( I want to
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trubeauti84 I’ve seen DS in concert and he gave a great concert. You would have a ball.
David Sanborn "PUT HIS ASS IN THAT SAX" - I love it and the last 28 years of hearing this """ !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Senior senior groove!!!!!!!!!!!!
Can't listen to this brings back too many memories geez those 80's
Great background vocals. I believe that is Patti Austin and Valerie Simpson (Ashford & Simpson) singing in the background.
Yup
I love the Album in general
To the other 15,470 people that have listened to this song... if you know you know ;)
🎷💛💚🧡 very nice 👌
It sounds so good
Memories of Friday night rides up 95N. Special!
Yes David Sanborn and Marcus Miller them some bad boys of the jazz era....they're sweet!!###
Pure Gold
Must see in concert to really appreciate. And I'm not just saying that because he's my favorite on the horns.
My pops loved David sound my pops passed away 3yrs ago he also play sexophone for all his life music was my pops pops happy place 🙏 ❤️
Huge fan
Beautiful beautiful beautiful !
Yeah people got one better, first heard this great bro on the first Bob James album (1)early 70s with randy brecker,the late great Ralph McDonald, Eric Gale, Grover Washington and Ralph t. Introduced to me by my oldest brother fresh off his sophomore year in college. Haven't stopped since. When we black people were listening to this kind of music was when we were at our happiest. When the white man took over hip hop we were doomed.
Wanna hear a funky one? Try out Chicago Song. If Ya'll haven't heard it. Any body who doesn't groove along to it has to be in a coma.
The Bomb !
The classic car show at Pebble Beach is what I am thinking about
This is what you do to me, 10Q
The later version on the Double Vision collection with Bob James was just as good
Almost. Eric Gale and the percussion on this one puts it a notch above.
I have to give a slight edge to the original. The percussions and vocals!!!
Did anyone notice that the version of this song on Voyeur on Spotify is wrong? They (by mistake?) put the Bob James & David Sanborn version there and not this one. I prefer this one.
Wow! I just heard this version for the 1st time on Watercolors. This is a remake of the slower version from the Double Vision album.
This one was first....
Marcus Miller is a helluva musician as well as a excellent producer/arranger. He has worked or either played on many of David Sanborn's albums and has perfomed with him live in concert. And you should youtube 'The Sun Don't Lie', the title track from his 1993 album of the same name, or any other Marcus Miller tune if you wish. He plays a mean ass bass as well as the bass clarinet.
Not a major Sanborn guy, but Miller's bass playing makes the song.
Dibia$e - Green season brought me here.
2pac could've used this song as a sample
Jkcustoms04
High school found out Sanborn was and went in deep. Until someone exposed me to Coltrane.
Background singers were great also !
That's not west coast jazz
Degree of what you do to me,case closed
Sexophone at it's best!