This is the perfect beach music. I'm in Aruba right now with my parents, and this is a song I listen to while relaxing in the cool sea breeze. Paradise baby! 🏖🏖🌴🌴

Sooo nice!

this song reminds me of the beach

Listened to this at 3 am this morning on music choice smooth jazz. Love it😊

Soothing music indeed

This song helped maintain my sanity.. about twenty years ago I had an employee revolt amidst crashing revenues... a complete nightmare. This song was my refuge on lunch break. Happy to say the employees all have thrived... things resolved... If I had to pick the most important tunes in my 68 year life, this would be in the top five.,

this song still is and forever will be a classic

Love this piece. Really love Hurbie Hancock's solo on the keyboards.

2022 still blessed by this song. Been looking for this version of the song for some time. Thank you for posting 🙏🏽. MAYIBUYEEE✊🏾!

WHAT A VERY NICE SONG!! I LOVE IT!! LOVE IT!! I PLAYED IT 20 TIMES BACK TO BACK AND BOUGHT THE CD!! GO ANDY GO!!

The true smoothness of this Duke masterpiece cannot be denied! And with George Howard on soprano sax.

So beautiful❤🌅

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Saw this dude live in Big Bear! The man and his crew are amazing!

woooow. Havent heard this in years. Rufus was a genius

Just sweet.😷

The 1st time i heard this musical piece i was in Hawaii* Am So Loving It!!

Had the opportunity to hear Andy play several times at The Berks Jazz Fest...fabulous!...and this is without doubt, my favorite piece by him. If I remember correctly, he told me Jenny was his wife.

I heard this first time when I went to Brad Sundbergs Michael Jackson seminarium. (He was his sound engineering and he talked about Quincy Jones)

I forgot how much I loved this song until I watched the Quincy Jones documentary on Netflix.

Listen to Chips and Salsa and more great tunes on Seascapes Smooth Jazz, an instrumentals playlist on Spotify! 🌴

That is an outstandingly perfect masterpiece. I used to listen it when I was young kid cause my dad had a big collection of CDs. This is one of those records which gives me back memories from childhood. I still love it, Quincy is a genius obviously.

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. I luv chaka so much. 1:37 " by God's grace theres no other place for me to be". Oh no, Dont you go, Its destiny.. 🙏🏿

I can't get enough of this song. This genre of music called smooth jazz is really addicting.

I love this song!

grew up listening to this song, my dads adoration for music was passed down and i always reflect as i grow older each year on this song, how it almost feels like a map. it changes and stays the same, along with the seasons inside my heart. i work with children today. i cant say enough about "In the poorest part of town, where the sun never reaches the ground, seeing is not believing, the feeling stays alive..Little children laughing and playing, cause they havnt learned to start hating, never giving up...They still believe in love sweet love..." believe in children. love them, protect them, empower them.

It is an evergreen classic piece of music to savor. Very cool composition indeed. Almost 30 years since it was released by Quincy Jones and it is still a joyful music track to listen to. Still going strong. Still as good as ever with the Swahili thrown in between to spice it up a bit. I've always loved it and will always do. Thank you for posting it online for younger folks to know what real music is all about. :D Be blessed

Hummm nice 😊

I was 15 yrs old when i first heard John Klemer's " Touch " I'm 59 now. This is nothing short of amazing....

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First time I've heard this beautiful song . Has he toured in England ?

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I will like to know who is playing the guitar in this song. I love his licks

my compliments to the Duke on this song

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In My Vision In my vision I see Children of all races, creeds and religions And classes Come to play Having pure, honest fun Without fear or favor Without biases…until In my vision I see parents come to the playground They put on their superficial smiles Meanwhile, hatred, ignorance, fear, Superiority complex, biases Fill their minds In my vision They take their children away Fill them with their misguided fears Parochial faiths of separation and hatred Primitive cultures and traditions and erroneous religions Turning loving hearts into... You know, just look at your society It’s a shame! kzfaq.info/get/bejne/na6FYL1o3LbXqXU.html

In My Vision In my vision I see Children of all races, creeds and religions And classes Come to play Having pure, honest fun Without fear or favor Without biases…until In my vision I see parents come to the playground They put on their superficial smiles Meanwhile, hatred, ignorance, fear, Superiority complex, biases Fill their minds In my vision They take their children away Fill them with their misguided fears Parochial faiths of separation and hatred Primitive cultures and traditions and erroneous religions Turning loving hearts into... You know, just look at your society It’s a shame! kzfaq.info/get/bejne/na6FYL1o3LbXqXU.html

Sleep well George Duke 🙏🏽

Who Plays then guitar in this song? jUST AMAZING,

Amazing, just a unbelivable guitar all the way

This song just takes you on a natutal high.

I grew up on jazz in a time when my life was so chaotic in North Philly in the 70s I am so glad we had old heads that use to take care of us this shout out goes to old head T he taught me about great wine not that rot gut stuff Jazz music and how to play Chess he used to say great jazz and Chess can teach you A lot about yourself

YEAH! As they used to say in the Juke Joints!

Layin' Back !!!

I've seen Slim Man at least 20 times since 1999 and each time the show is better than the last. The talent in this band is unmatched in any band that I have seen. The sax player Kevin could play on any national or international stage in my opinion. As well as could any of the musicians in this band. George, keyboard player that I saw the most times perform could play at Carnegie Hall anytime. Not only is this song excellent, every record available from Slim Man is.

I heard this song back in the mid nineties on a jazz radio station. Couldn't find it at the store and no one seemed to be familiar with Paul Graham. Love this song.

Teach love not hate .

If parents start with the children , it will be a better world .

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