[Edited 7/7/15 20:11pm]

Stokley is the man but this track is a bit 2 generic 4 my taste.

It's a jazz record. This isn't the Stokley/MC sound.

This is a record that will mostly get played during Sunday jazz/brunch hour.

Not feelin' it. Fervent Boney James fan here.

phunkdaddy said:

It's a jazz record. This isn't the Stokley/MC sound.

This is a record that will mostly get played during Sunday jazz/brunch hour.

I don't than has anything 2 with it really.

None od Stokley's work with the group Ursus Minor has that "Mint" sound and I love every track that they have made together.

Identity said:

Not feelin' it. Fervent Boney James fan here.

Seems like big waste of Stokley's talent on a track like this.

I like it for what it is. It's certainly not the greatest song Stoke has been associated with

but I like this for what it is. A smooth jazz record with Stoke changing his vocal stroke

to accompany's Boney's smooth sax tones on it.