Is there a song that you just adore?

I love music personally, perhaps, you already know that.

But, is there any video you might want to share so we can all see what your favorite music is.

Here're a few of mine (you're probably saying here he goes again); Andiamo -

I love L.A.'s sultry, post-Erykah Badu-ish, voice, also the snare drum and the cymbals, the back-up vocals, the booming bass line, the faint piano in the background. And mostly the jazzy style that pops up from the start and doesn't cease till the end

Here's the all time favorite of mine by Herbie Hancock from the Headhunters Album.
If you first heard him on "Rock-it" in the 80's? Well, he was rocking it way before that.
Here this jam is from 1974 or 73. I remember playing this non stop back '74 over and over, just couldn't stop. First heard Herbie when I lived in Boston, back then there was so much Jazz in the Bean Town. Bee-Bop, Straight Ahead Jazz, Avant Guarde, Fussion, there was Mile Davis, Weather Report, Rashan Roland Kirk, Pharaoh Saunders and Leon Thomas, etc, infinity... Enjoy ---

This is the smoothest Jazzy Pop tune from the 70's. I remember this from Miami Beach before the Mariel Invasion. The good days 1978 on South Beach on 1 Street Pier: Crazy bout this silky smooth cut...

This is another one of those hard to forget jams. This is from 1974, Creative Source's version of a popular song..

Now for another of my 1974 memories. What a year it was. This one is by Quisqeyano Fausto Rey. Beautiful music, great orchestration, and insuperable singing by our very own Fausto el Rey! Cache.

Another one of that romantic era 1974:

Sonia Silvestre with my favorite song by her. Que belleza de cancion? HAY TALENTO!

Back to the smooth jazzy style. My favorite music. Unparalleled vocals by Erykah:

In 1990 I discovered a Polish singer named Basia. What a voice, what music to accompany her voice?

Cruising for bruising! Can you hear the Latin beat?

Now if you like Brazilian Jazz scat, there was Tania Maria. What a voice, what keyboards... Tudo legal!

The there was Jon Lucien the man with the baritone voice and the clear sound.