Jesse Screed
I can't stop listening to this tune.
 
Now it has taken on a whole new image.
Now, all I see is two lovers in love! 
 
Tell me I'm right?
 
Jesse Q. Screed
 
 

 
You be right Jesse Q Screed.

Fun and uplifting right outta the gate! Loved it!

que lindo.

Certainly a bit off the normal path but interesting.
 

stevec
Sí, suena muy buen señor.  
 
I particularly liked the layers of percussion and the horns.  But the piano fit perfectly, the vocals had style, and the little guitar riff at the end was...  muy feliz. 
 

Thanks Steve.

Nice one ... pleasant melody and sounds. Good job

Fun listen - lots of good playing going on as well. I love this type of sound. It's put together nicely as well - it reminds me of something I'd hear out west (I have a brother in Las Cruces NM). I particularly like the raw vocals - just like a live band  - a bit rough but delivering the goods.  Super !

Yea that really bounced along.
 
Don't know the original but I loved how there were many subtle sections i.e. the brass/guitar/piano each had their highlight.
 
Tequila it is, oh wait its like lunchtime.....ill have on after!
 
Cian

Sweeeet !!! Funny it doesn't sound like it's in Amin  Gotta Love the percussion - Diggin the beat and can feel the heat!
 

Very good, Ed!  I love this style of music, and this sounds very authentic.  It has an organic feel that makes me feel that I'm right there in the room with the band.  I can see using a mix like this to compare other mixes to.  Keep em coming.

bapu
What Ever
 
(c) 2016 E. Kocol, J. Kocol & R. Vallera
 
"I'll do what ever you say, my love".
 
Performed by the Sanchez Brothers (not the dirty Juans):
 
Jaime "qoqol" Sanchez - Vocals
Guillermo "bayoubill" Sanchez - Additional Guitars
Dario "daryl1968" Sanchez - Piano
Ricardo "psalmist35" Sanchez - Sax Solo
Juan "bapu" Sanchez - Bass, Drums, Percussion, Horns, Guitars 
 
 

 
OK!! nice!! 
 
I'll say it's better than  Robert Plant Singing Sea Of Love with the Honey Drippers in the 80's that for sure!