A perfect song.

This is the gem that broke all the rules: Breezin' (1976). Before this record, labels forbade George Benson from singing because they didn't think he had a "commercial voice". Ironically, this Warner debut became the first jazz album to go triple platinum and hit No. 1 on the Billboard Pop chart. 🤔 Fun Fact: The vocals for his hit "This Masquerade" were originally tracked as a simple guide using an inexpensive microphone. The take was so natural and perfect that it became the final version that won the Grammy for Record of the Year. Did you know? 🤯

Damn right!

With some amazing production work carried out by Quincy Jones. Such a timeless classic.

Love this. Makes a great "summer" song & that video's still really cool IMO. 😎

Whenever dark has fallen 🎶 You know the spirit of the party starts to come alive 🎶🎶 Until the day is dawning You can throw out all the blues and hit the city lights 🎶🎶

Thank you to my pops for putting me on real music ❤️

You can’t go wrong with a rod temperton song

Oh! Quincy!!

The urge to get a vinyl player 🫦

From a great album!

@GalacticRemus 👊🏻

Most definitely 🌊🌊

Bunch of bangers on that one. Q production, John “JR” Robinson and Carlos Vega on drums, Louis “Thunder Thumbs” Johnson and Abraham Laboriel on bass, Herbie Hancock and Richard Tee on keys, Lee Ritenour on guitar, several Rod Temperton-composed tracks, etc. C’mon!

A perfect voice, a perfect song 🎯

Facts 🏆

I prefer breezin but the production on this track, let alone the album is incredible

LOVE this song!! Use to play it in the car as we were cruising

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Perfect 🙌

Literally

i miss sexy music

Had this album, fantastic production by Quincy Jones

Love this track so much, I used it in an animation!

Thank you very much, it's great to hear. 👌

Righteous tune

Timeless Piece.

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Top top drawer. Master class from GBB

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@TheCovalentTV Favorite

Great album

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Amen

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"Give Me The Night" is the California dream as a sonic tonic, for wherever we are in the world. Cheers!