hahaha check out the piano guy between 2:16 - 2:26. He's loving this! i am too bruv. someone get me the lyrics, the first lines is it "corn-brean, hot balls and chicken..."?
I don't think I was saying he was one of the great sax players of the 20th century. Not even close to Charlie Parker, Cannonball Adderley, John Coltrane, Lester Young, Johnny Hodges, Wayne Shorter, Stan Getz, Gerry Mulligan, Paul Desmond etc ...... , But they were more jazz than Sandborn.
Agreed about those who put down a musician like Sanborn (they're ignorant). Even Michael Brecker credits Sanborn as someone who significantly influenced hm. I think you can find him saying this during his North Texas Clinic that's available here. He's a great saxophone stylist. Jazz player? No. Sax player. Yes.
Please. I'm sure guys like you have no idea how good a player David Sandborn is. I really hate the put downs of such a skill full player like Sandborn. Is he my favourite? No. But, it doesn't mean this should be treated like a piece of crap. It's because of people like David Sandborn that the new generation is introduced to older musicians like Joe Cuba. Go David Sanborn. I loved his show Night Music. Showcased some great musicians I was never exposed to before.
Where to start? Anyone who bashes Sanborn doesn't know music very well. Of all the "contemporary smooth jazzers (I hate lumping him into that category)," Sanborn is the most diverse, dynamic of them all. You have to go way back to the jazz greats to find someone as well rounded that tackles more than just pop songs put into jazz form. His "Michelob Presents Night Music, w/ David Sanborn" is 1 of my all time favorite music shows, highlight being his performing w/ the great Miles Davis.
Get over it. Poor imitation my ass. This is well played no disrespect to Joe Cuba. These guys are great musicians and are havin a lot of fun with this song. Perhaps they ae even introducing it to some new fans.
Or maybe you should get over "it." ThatHistoryGuy is right. And Sanborn is a schlockmeister. If you like his playing, here and elsewhere, you probably loved the sell-out in the movie Bird, to whom Charlie Parker puts down by testing his sax and then uttering the famous line, "I wanted to see if it could play more than one note at a time."
On the other hand, guys like Joe Cuba and Joe Bataan were creating, and were ahead of their time.
Hey, how many people we introduced to Charlie Parker through that movie? I believe Clint Eastwood directed but I'm not 100% sure of that. Or the movie Lush Life and the Clifford Brown trumpet in it. All these things bring back the music again to new people. There are many sax players I prefer to Sandborn but I still do respect his talent.
I suppose making music accessible to a broader audience is a point not without merit. But Sanborn's stamp is all over the cookie-cutter "Smooth Jazz" stations. Sorry, but I find his music uninspired, ear-washed covers of other people's work. If you enjoy him, fine. I'm not out to take that away from you. But I agree with ThatHistoryGuy. "Bang Bang," "Spooky," and a lot of other tunes, still fresh in their original rendition, become commercially driven and insipid-sounding as done by Sanborn.
Perhaps a generational thing. I find Sanborns music, almost all of it, far above "insipid." It's among my most played music, and my most asked by friends as to who it is. I like the greats- Rollins, Parker, Davis, Gillespie, etc. But THEY'RE DEAD!! There's no rule that no one can continue playing their music, or original material w/o being measured by the originals versions or material in general. Sanborn will be regarded-already is-as one of the great sax players of the 20th Century, and on!
Hi. Well, if you enjoy him, who am I to deny you that pleasure? That said, I do not see how he could be regarded as "one of the great sax players of the 20th century." I don't claim to know the book on Sanborn, but he didn't change the music, introduce his own style that influenced others, or contribute a classic of his own to the great American Jazz songbook. He's sort of like the Ray Conniff Singers -he does earwash remakes of others' pop tunes. Still, if you like him, that's all that counts.
Abso-freakin-lutely! I hate using the term "contemporary" or "smooth jazz" (which usually evokes images of Kenny G.) when referring to David Sanborn- he's so way above that. Everything that followed him is derivative, not that there's anything wrong w/ that. I love Richard Elliott, Dave Koz, etc., but consider them pop jazz, formulaic even. Sanborn has that side to him, sure. But he's so much deeper and more entrenched in jazz roots that he stands out above the rest of his contemporaries.
does anybody know wat they r saying at about 1:20 in the song. it sounds like cornbread, somethin, and somethin i cant tell cause i trying to find out cause my school jazz band is gonna play this and i play lead alto and want to know wat the song says.
Its not hogmore, its hog maws which are the stomach of the pig. They were eaten by slaves down south because the better cuts of meat were saved for the slave holder's family. I tried some a long time ago and they are delicious. Unfortunately when I found out I was eating hog stomach, I threw up. But to be honest they really were good. I can't eat them though.
Thanks for clearing that up. I swear I thought he said "hog balls" & Chittlins. You can get these foods at any grocery store in this area. Of course I'm from the South.
It does sound like that! What part of the south are ya in? I'm in Tennessee. I recall listenin to this song on the ride home from school on the bus everyday when I was in highschool.
this is a great song! I recall buyin it on a cassettee single when I was in high school in 94. I've always had a fond love for Cuban, Salsa, Ska, and Reggae music. Its great! Where can I find this on CD. Does anyone know? I want it so freakin bad, but I can't seem to find it, not even on Limewire or Bearshare or nothin. Any advice would be well appreciated.
Shinneyredferarri, you and I would get along great. I love this song, I love Key West, and well...Cap'n Tony's along with Schooners Wharf is more my style over Sloppy Joes, but I suppose ya can't be exactly the same. I've looked for this particular song on cd, and I was unable to find it on an albulm or even to download. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated. Thanks! Dan---St. Augustine Fl.
So cool to see this video. Love to hear David play this and its really cool to see Paul Shaffer (with some hair no less) and The World's Most Dangerous Band playing with David. I miss those late nights of Sanborn being on with Letterman at NBC. Thanks for posting it.
I work at a place that has this song on the jukebox. It's the one song that will get every single person in the place moving (even though most of them have never heard it before lol)
Check out the studio version of this on Sanborns album "Upfront". It's really good.
Does anybody have a good recording of the original 1967 "Bang! Bang!" by The Joe Cuba Sextet? I heard the one posted by dmorrell2253 I have it on an album but it has snap crackle and pop.
Decide man, either he's a "shadow of what he use to be" or "he is still really good".
You never judge a musician on only one performance. These are words of advice from a 20+ years season veteran musician. Any way thanks for stopping by.
I have been trying to find this song for over 10 years. Then I heard it played on dancing with the stars, I looked up cornbread, and wham, I found this. Thanks so much for posting this. This bring me back to when I was 10 years old. :)
penny - isn't it great when you finally find that song that's been in your head for ages? For me it was The English Beat doing SAVE IT FOR LATER. However, this one was on a list, but our computer crashed and we lost everything (our new mantra is Always Back It Up) so I was thrilled to discover it here. Thank God for UTube!
It sure is. I remember searching for it for years, but never could find it. It took hearing it again to refresh my recollection. The Internet search feature comes in quite handy now-adays. Youtube rules!
thank you boricuajazzz8, this is my fetish kinda like it very much and oh..i found JOE CUBA SEXTET but not as lively as the one played by David Sanborn,but your collection is awesome..more power...
WOW ! Finally found JOE CUBA SEXTET but it isn't as lively and fun when David Sanborn is in it, this is my fetish music similar to this, I wonder if you have SUAVECITO by Malo.love that one too,nice collection boricuajazzz8, more power..
I didn't find them anywhere. I recorded them all. The videos on the channel are all mine; there is no copy/paste here... my friend. I write a little bit of history of each video...
Paul Schaffer on keyboards? I am asking....
boomerlady 2 months ago
DAVID SANBORN FOREVER!
igotalovestoned 3 months ago
Thats a fun tune
YuleDog1 8 months ago
In my opinion.The best modern sax player alive! Candy Dulfer comes in a very close second!
NissanMarkVII 9 months ago 2
@NissanMarkVII how about Kaori Kobayashi from Japan? Mr. David Sanborn is always still number 1 for me.
igotalovestoned 3 weeks ago
hes the sexiest sax player alive!
bluesoulady 1 year ago
OH my daaays!!!!
spungi100 1 year ago
Thanks for posting this! I remember when he would have a show on late Friday nights. Lots of great music came out of there!
Love to chacha to this song...all night long!
GottaDance56 1 year ago
Can anyone help me find clips of paul schaeffer when he was and Sanborn were with the SNL BAND?
pullom19 1 year ago
ricaaa musica cubana
TheRenjazz 1 year ago
i am a fan of hip hop mostly but i like to listen too many differnent music genres too. i can mos def dig this. i love it i enjoy this kind of music.
mahadabdi24 1 year ago 2
I dare you to find a clip where Sandborn doesn't have a great sound.
I don't know how he does it. Even the best sometimes get stuck on a bad sound system. Not Sandborn.
TBlake34 1 year ago
people who have never been musicians have no idea how much fun it is
pretorious700 1 year ago
is that anders norrestad?
eeehhhmmmaaa 1 year ago
Love this!! The type of music you can't sit still to....lol
meezerlover 1 year ago
get in!!!!!
tjiyapo 1 year ago
cool song
expostfactum 1 year ago
This is FREAKIN AWSOME!!!!!!!! THANKS!
8cire 1 year ago
he is so articulate!
casanova2938 1 year ago
hahaha check out the piano guy between 2:16 - 2:26. He's loving this! i am too bruv. someone get me the lyrics, the first lines is it "corn-brean, hot balls and chicken..."?
tjiyapo 1 year ago 2
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tjiyapo 1 year ago
Word hier altijd wat vrolijker van dan ik al ben.... This is life, just the way it is!
Speediebull 1 year ago
first time i heard this i almost blew the speakers outta my car~lol
crewscaine1 1 year ago
wow, amazing, remember the release of this one
castertunes1967 1 year ago
Game ka na bA?
dnumgeis 1 year ago
Really good, but you can't compare it to the Joe Cuba Sextet original. This is bugaloo 'lite.'
ThatHistoryGuy 2 years ago
I wonder what kind of harmonizer the trumpet player is using.
Bddau 2 years ago
FANTASTIC..sounds great. good version of JOE CUBA's classic BANG BANG. nice job MR SANBORN.
rpm898 2 years ago
i have the best memories of this as a kid. im SO glad this is on here!!
qthomson 2 years ago
he is epiphany of american sax sound.. what an amazing and brilliant player!
chelorec 2 years ago 3
Thank you so much for posting this great performance!
Mehrdad1 2 years ago
Extraordinaria la versión de Joe Cuba gracias por compartirlo David
argueoch 2 years ago
lmaooooo i love it paul schiefer killinh that baldwin i love this!!!!!!!
bz204q 2 years ago
GRACIAS, SENIOR DAVID SANBORN!!!
Gxyz222 2 years ago
This guy, along with Marcus Miller, practically invented jazz fusion. nuf said
bejerama 2 years ago
guy on the congas looks like a super hero....
oldskoolhooligans 2 years ago
I don't think I was saying he was one of the great sax players of the 20th century. Not even close to Charlie Parker, Cannonball Adderley, John Coltrane, Lester Young, Johnny Hodges, Wayne Shorter, Stan Getz, Gerry Mulligan, Paul Desmond etc ...... , But they were more jazz than Sandborn.
darkoanton5 2 years ago
Agreed about those who put down a musician like Sanborn (they're ignorant). Even Michael Brecker credits Sanborn as someone who significantly influenced hm. I think you can find him saying this during his North Texas Clinic that's available here. He's a great saxophone stylist. Jazz player? No. Sax player. Yes.
Thefilmrat 2 years ago
Umm...Bitches Brew!? "Smooth" Jazz, ha, that's a good one.
Sanborn the master vocalist
concernedconch 2 years ago
Please. I'm sure guys like you have no idea how good a player David Sandborn is. I really hate the put downs of such a skill full player like Sandborn. Is he my favourite? No. But, it doesn't mean this should be treated like a piece of crap. It's because of people like David Sandborn that the new generation is introduced to older musicians like Joe Cuba. Go David Sanborn. I loved his show Night Music. Showcased some great musicians I was never exposed to before.
darkoanton5 2 years ago
Where to start? Anyone who bashes Sanborn doesn't know music very well. Of all the "contemporary smooth jazzers (I hate lumping him into that category)," Sanborn is the most diverse, dynamic of them all. You have to go way back to the jazz greats to find someone as well rounded that tackles more than just pop songs put into jazz form. His "Michelob Presents Night Music, w/ David Sanborn" is 1 of my all time favorite music shows, highlight being his performing w/ the great Miles Davis.
BENJ1969 2 years ago
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bought cd for one song and ended up liking this one also
datemash 2 years ago
bought cd for one song and ended up liking this one
datemash 2 years ago
The sound of David Sanborn's sax is amazing, as is this tune. Just simply phenomenal!!!!
Bumps49 2 years ago
im fully agree with you
McElioth 2 years ago
Get over it. Poor imitation my ass. This is well played no disrespect to Joe Cuba. These guys are great musicians and are havin a lot of fun with this song. Perhaps they ae even introducing it to some new fans.
darkoanton5 2 years ago 2
Or maybe you should get over "it." ThatHistoryGuy is right. And Sanborn is a schlockmeister. If you like his playing, here and elsewhere, you probably loved the sell-out in the movie Bird, to whom Charlie Parker puts down by testing his sax and then uttering the famous line, "I wanted to see if it could play more than one note at a time."
On the other hand, guys like Joe Cuba and Joe Bataan were creating, and were ahead of their time.
pweener 2 years ago
Hey, how many people we introduced to Charlie Parker through that movie? I believe Clint Eastwood directed but I'm not 100% sure of that. Or the movie Lush Life and the Clifford Brown trumpet in it. All these things bring back the music again to new people. There are many sax players I prefer to Sandborn but I still do respect his talent.
darkoanton5 2 years ago
I suppose making music accessible to a broader audience is a point not without merit. But Sanborn's stamp is all over the cookie-cutter "Smooth Jazz" stations. Sorry, but I find his music uninspired, ear-washed covers of other people's work. If you enjoy him, fine. I'm not out to take that away from you. But I agree with ThatHistoryGuy. "Bang Bang," "Spooky," and a lot of other tunes, still fresh in their original rendition, become commercially driven and insipid-sounding as done by Sanborn.
pweener 2 years ago
Perhaps a generational thing. I find Sanborns music, almost all of it, far above "insipid." It's among my most played music, and my most asked by friends as to who it is. I like the greats- Rollins, Parker, Davis, Gillespie, etc. But THEY'RE DEAD!! There's no rule that no one can continue playing their music, or original material w/o being measured by the originals versions or material in general. Sanborn will be regarded-already is-as one of the great sax players of the 20th Century, and on!
BENJ1969 2 years ago
Hi. Well, if you enjoy him, who am I to deny you that pleasure? That said, I do not see how he could be regarded as "one of the great sax players of the 20th century." I don't claim to know the book on Sanborn, but he didn't change the music, introduce his own style that influenced others, or contribute a classic of his own to the great American Jazz songbook. He's sort of like the Ray Conniff Singers -he does earwash remakes of others' pop tunes. Still, if you like him, that's all that counts.
pweener 2 years ago
Poor imitation of the Joe Cuba Sextet classic.
ThatHistoryGuy 2 years ago
Diffrent style and interpretation of this song.
I believe that they are not trying to imitate but playing it like they feel it.
GUALLACOL 2 years ago
damn i love this song
igotalovestoned 2 years ago
Woooahhh...I was waaaaayy off lol-I thought it was "cornbread, almonds and chili." :P
chakaelle 2 years ago
Nothing wrong man ... both of ya !
If it wasn't for David Sanborn ... We would never a pleasure listening to a new generation popped up in the 90's.
The like of G , Dave Koz , Nelson Rangel etc
Dave was held up high by those I was mentioned.
The same way that Dave hold to Hank Crawford and many who in this generation who inspired to him.
And for me ... David Sanborn is number 1
nuishow 2 years ago
Abso-freakin-lutely! I hate using the term "contemporary" or "smooth jazz" (which usually evokes images of Kenny G.) when referring to David Sanborn- he's so way above that. Everything that followed him is derivative, not that there's anything wrong w/ that. I love Richard Elliott, Dave Koz, etc., but consider them pop jazz, formulaic even. Sanborn has that side to him, sure. But he's so much deeper and more entrenched in jazz roots that he stands out above the rest of his contemporaries.
BENJ1969 2 years ago
Is that the late great Don Alias on percussion?
saanzacs 2 years ago 3
yes sir !
nuishow 2 years ago
Paul Schaffer on keyboard?
annachestnut 2 years ago 2
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whos on bass here it stinks like fucking horse shit
ILUVMYGUMMIEBEAR 2 years ago
who's on bass here?
Matthias22223 2 years ago
Will Lee
MasterBlasterMusic 2 years ago
I thought so. Thanks. :)
Matthias22223 2 years ago
nothing cooler than being a musician
annachestnut 2 years ago 12
BRILLIANT!!!! I found D.S through my daughters latin dance classes and I have never looked back, a truely wonderful muscian...
vls1969 2 years ago 11
hours and hours of practice
annachestnut 2 years ago 2
talent!
annachestnut 2 years ago
he gets nice at 1:44 then it goes away.
dropfan195 2 years ago
does anybody know wat they r saying at about 1:20 in the song. it sounds like cornbread, somethin, and somethin i cant tell cause i trying to find out cause my school jazz band is gonna play this and i play lead alto and want to know wat the song says.
monkeyluvr954 2 years ago
Cornbread, Hog Jowls and chitilins
gangstar215 2 years ago
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gangstar215 2 years ago
Well the original words are "Cornbread, hogmore and chitilins
dropfan195 2 years ago
What's a hogmore? I always wondered what the lyrics were on this cut....
Sax4Him 2 years ago
It's some type of food people eat in the south.
dropfan195 2 years ago
Its not hogmore, its hog maws which are the stomach of the pig. They were eaten by slaves down south because the better cuts of meat were saved for the slave holder's family. I tried some a long time ago and they are delicious. Unfortunately when I found out I was eating hog stomach, I threw up. But to be honest they really were good. I can't eat them though.
winsome1235 2 years ago
Thanks for clearing that up. I swear I thought he said "hog balls" & Chittlins. You can get these foods at any grocery store in this area. Of course I'm from the South.
nor888vast695 2 years ago
It does sound like that! What part of the south are ya in? I'm in Tennessee. I recall listenin to this song on the ride home from school on the bus everyday when I was in highschool.
SECgatorFAN 2 years ago
Can you please tell me the chorus line?
Is it cornbread, hog maws and chili?
GUALLACOL 2 years ago
Corn bread, Hog Maws (the belly of the pig -- a lesser cut usually given to slaves and workers) and Chitterlings.
ThatHistoryGuy 2 years ago
I think its cornbread, hog maws, and chitilins.
rnakayama07 2 years ago
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rnakayama07 2 years ago
I'm pretty sure its Hog Maws instead of Hog Jowls.
rnakayama07 2 years ago
great music thanks
yourroyalcrankiness 3 years ago
Do you mean the video with the girl in a red dress and a funky looking guy as partner?
nor888vast695 3 years ago
where did it go?
rnakayama07 3 years ago
Joe Cuba lives. Cornbread.
tynertyner 3 years ago
this is a great song! I recall buyin it on a cassettee single when I was in high school in 94. I've always had a fond love for Cuban, Salsa, Ska, and Reggae music. Its great! Where can I find this on CD. Does anyone know? I want it so freakin bad, but I can't seem to find it, not even on Limewire or Bearshare or nothin. Any advice would be well appreciated.
SECgatorFAN 3 years ago
eBay - I guarantee you someone is selling it right now! Good luck.
keikocat2001 3 years ago
Cornbread.
fogetabtit 3 years ago
Sounds so Cuban. I love David Sanborn.
bretodeau 3 years ago
This was 1992
Poliotas 3 years ago
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jamiejamie01010 3 years ago
Cool! Thanks...I'll be on the lookout for that.
SECgatorFAN 3 years ago
Shinneyredferarri, you and I would get along great. I love this song, I love Key West, and well...Cap'n Tony's along with Schooners Wharf is more my style over Sloppy Joes, but I suppose ya can't be exactly the same. I've looked for this particular song on cd, and I was unable to find it on an albulm or even to download. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated. Thanks! Dan---St. Augustine Fl.
SECgatorFAN 3 years ago 2
This song is found on David Sanborn's recording entitled "upfront"... (1992)
boricuajazzz8 3 years ago
It brings back good memories, Fun, Key West, Pina Coladas, Sloopy Joe!!!!
shinyredferrari 3 years ago
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hahahahah this is gay
mattL91 3 years ago
Thanks for posting this! Too sweet!
winogirl75 3 years ago
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I was linked to this as an earworm cure. Not half bad.
IZEASGT 3 years ago
So cool to see this video. Love to hear David play this and its really cool to see Paul Shaffer (with some hair no less) and The World's Most Dangerous Band playing with David. I miss those late nights of Sanborn being on with Letterman at NBC. Thanks for posting it.
kptrojans 3 years ago 4
Thanks for stopping by...
boricuajazzz8 3 years ago
thanks for posting..... i'd almost given up looking for this
theslice2 3 years ago
@kptrojans ....that would be little hair methinks....
henrypeckstv 1 year ago
david sanborn absolutly rules!!!!.....if there is a better saxaphonist i havent heard him
dpkvwells 3 years ago
What about Warren Hill?
TennesseeJazzFan 3 years ago
What a fun song !! I have loved it for years !!
Noahgoy 3 years ago 2
I'm glad you found it!
boricuajazzz8 3 years ago
This is a song that puts everyone in the mood!! It is an ice breaker!!
GUALLACOL 3 years ago 3
Yes, big ice breaker!
boricuajazzz8 3 years ago
lol this song is so corny, but i love it
indiluv01 3 years ago
Another oxymoronic comment.
boricuajazzz8 3 years ago
actualy ure wrong, that wasn't an oxymoron at all. btw u come across as a complete asshole. just something to think about
indiluv01 3 years ago
Hey bite me!
boricuajazzz8 3 years ago
*munch munch*
Mm. Tasty.
IZEASGT 3 years ago
I work at a place that has this song on the jukebox. It's the one song that will get every single person in the place moving (even though most of them have never heard it before lol)
Check out the studio version of this on Sanborns album "Upfront". It's really good.
RoofFiddler 3 years ago 2
I have the album thanks...
boricuajazzz8 3 years ago
nice 1!!!! lolz i lovw this so simple... ^_^
dyzher 3 years ago 2
Simple BUT nice to listen to.
boricuajazzz8 3 years ago
Love this song! ^^
lucascouvreur 3 years ago 2
I'm happy you enjoyed my video.
boricuajazzz8 3 years ago
Has anyone got a backing track for this :(?
borteek 3 years ago 3
Does anybody have a good recording of the original 1967 "Bang! Bang!" by The Joe Cuba Sextet? I heard the one posted by dmorrell2253 I have it on an album but it has snap crackle and pop.
Audhepfan1 3 years ago 3
Thanks for the comment...
boricuajazzz8 3 years ago
You can download the album.
boricuajazzz8 3 years ago
There is one in youtube: "sexteto original joe cuba tv puerto rico, cheo y sabater" posted by earlhines1!
GUALLACOL 3 years ago
Decide man, either he's a "shadow of what he use to be" or "he is still really good".
You never judge a musician on only one performance. These are words of advice from a 20+ years season veteran musician. Any way thanks for stopping by.
boricuajazzz8 3 years ago
Is this from Late Night with David Letterman?
TexasTV 3 years ago
yes it is, when he was at NBC.
boricuajazzz8 3 years ago
I have been trying to find this song for over 10 years. Then I heard it played on dancing with the stars, I looked up cornbread, and wham, I found this. Thanks so much for posting this. This bring me back to when I was 10 years old. :)
pennynike 3 years ago 2
The album is entitled "Upfront". Thanks for the comment.
boricuajazzz8 3 years ago
penny - isn't it great when you finally find that song that's been in your head for ages? For me it was The English Beat doing SAVE IT FOR LATER. However, this one was on a list, but our computer crashed and we lost everything (our new mantra is Always Back It Up) so I was thrilled to discover it here. Thank God for UTube!
Cheers, Keikocat
keikocat2001 3 years ago
It sure is. I remember searching for it for years, but never could find it. It took hearing it again to refresh my recollection. The Internet search feature comes in quite handy now-adays. Youtube rules!
pennynike 3 years ago
thank you boricuajazzz8, this is my fetish kinda like it very much and oh..i found JOE CUBA SEXTET but not as lively as the one played by David Sanborn,but your collection is awesome..more power...
leeannvirgo 3 years ago
Thanks for the kind words, & you're always welcome in my channel. -bye-
boricuajazzz8 3 years ago
hey there! who is the original of this song? title is BANG BANG? I wonder if this is the song used for CHA CHA dance ..thanks
leeannvirgo 3 years ago
The song was recorded by Joe Cuba...
boricuajazzz8 3 years ago
WOW ! Finally found JOE CUBA SEXTET but it isn't as lively and fun when David Sanborn is in it, this is my fetish music similar to this, I wonder if you have SUAVECITO by Malo.love that one too,nice collection boricuajazzz8, more power..
leeannvirgo 3 years ago
Thanks for posting this. It's my favourite Sanborn song :)
keikocat2001 3 years ago 2
Thanks for stoping by...
boricuajazzz8 3 years ago
Hey, boricuajazzz8...
why don't you share some more of your personal & private collection with us:)
NaZirCon 3 years ago
What do you mean? Check out all my videos, still more to come...
boricuajazzz8 3 years ago
Ooops...
sorry, i just saw the complete roster you have.
Damn. Jesús Caunedo - where did you find that?
Great!
NaZirCon 3 years ago
I didn't find them anywhere. I recorded them all. The videos on the channel are all mine; there is no copy/paste here... my friend. I write a little bit of history of each video...
boricuajazzz8 3 years ago
Well, anyway...a great collection.
NaZirCon 3 years ago
That's true!...
boricuajazzz8 3 years ago