Touchdown Bob James

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Uploaded by on Jun 11, 2011

This cut is from the LP Touchdown(1978) and features the following musicians:

Bob James (piano, Fender Rhodes piano, synthesizer); Eric Gale , Hiram Bullock (guitar); Earl Klugh (acoustic guitar); Hubert Laws (flute); David Sanborn (alto saxophone); Ron Carter (bass instrument); Gary King (bass guitar); Idris Muhammad, Steve Gadd (drums); Mongo Santamaría, Ralph MacDonald (percussion).


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  • i wanna hear this during NFL games

  • @jlcarterjr89  Thank you for your comment.

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  • @Bondek1996 No problem. I really appreciate all comments. Thank you for taking the time to comment and reply.

  • @taino20 apologies :) Guess I misintepreted the comments on the vid. I know this was by the same guy and all but this sounds like one of the incidental themes he used in between scenes.

  • @Bondek1996 I read that somewhere also.

  • according to some articles it was the original theme for Taxi but the producers plumped for Angela instead.

  • @jusprazem1 I don't think that it was specifically composed for football( I really don't know). Perhaps, because the album cover had a picture of a football. Because it can be interpreted in varios ways, I choose to think that it refers to the sucessful accomplishment of a goal. I'm sorry I can't be of more help.

  • @a585catalyst You are very welcome. I am very glad that you enjoyed it , and I thank you for your comment.

  • @DawgBlog Thank you for your comment. A musician with over 50 years in the recording industry told me that on the first play, vinyl has a better sound quality than CD.

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