Hee hee- yep, ol’ Burt has been invoked for sure. Somehow I could envision Corinne Drewery and Andy Connell covering this ;-)

The world is a big, blue balloon, in technicolor. Women carry over-sized purses made of fabrics resembling leather, but in fact made from eco-friendly flax raised by collectives of farmers in a high-literacy area of Nepal hidden from dharma tourists by an impassable patch of thistle. The marquee on the theater with the convenient streetcar stop features a documentary about the secret lives of plovers, who, it turns out, are perpetually in love with eternal avian mates.

Just before the lights go down, just before the silence goes up, just when happy chatter and the sound of popcorn being eaten by courteous diners makes its soft-as-romance curtsy in the freesound sky, the horn and guitar segue into silky vocals which make the sun rise 1 minute and 23 seconds earlier on Sunday morning, in fellow feeling with the urban splendor of simple happiness.

This mix makes retro seem like a wonderful optional feature and not merely a tongue-in-cheek fantasy.

I like the way the guitar and the vocals interplay, and the horn has a good sound. I wonder if the horn could be set in a bit “up” in the mix and yet “muted” a bit sound-wise, to be more period-authentic, but that’s beyond me.

A really great listen.

pfft. Dam dude. Forget wha-wah, I’m getting out my flanger!

So smooth I’m having a job staying on the chair listening to this.

Its real slidy slidy music and great stuff to vacuum too(If you’re lucky enough to have those nice sound cancelling headphones)

Tight mix, loved the fill in’s, enjoy it alot

This is a lovely evocation of more innocent times. I’ve been working on my own retro version, but this does it all. Up, up and away!

I used to have this ridiculous collection of vinyl, a section of which involved a large amount of cocktail music, Herb Alpert and the like, this was the soundtrack we preferred when gritty, pre 1990 Seattle was getting to us, the endless rain, junkies strewn all over the streets, dirty clubs etc.
There were dresses, the ‘rose kennedy’ the ‘big pink cake’ and ‘little greeny’. This takes me back. Thanks.

A Lovely song. I love when the music helps to support the idea of the lyrics, a very good arrangement for a “in love” song, soft and sweet.
I like very much the drums, if you EQ a bit that kind of percussion you have a heavy funky style, but in here, drums give a nice and smooth drive to the song.
In this style of music you often hear a piano , rhodes or something in the background with a heavy reverb, I love how you replaced that with the guitar, it gives the same far effect.
Again, I love how the music represents the idea of the song, very good!

Very nice tune. I absolutely agree with DURDEN, the drums give a modern touch in this retro style.
Sort of easy listening that I like to listen to. Where the hell did you get the horns from?

a lovely lovely track, Yep im floating through the clouds in a beautiful balloon when listening to this. Very well done,

Hey McJack this is a very chill ride through bossa town. Thanks for the tour. Love the guitar on this.

Awesome track. This will become hit in 2020 when we have flying cars and robot bartenders.

WOW!!!!!!!!! BY FAR!!!! My Favorite MCJITB mix.
Great Production. Great Mix

Ol’ Burt would be proud!
Very nice work on this one. The bap-bap-bahs sound great.
Yeah :)

Excellent combination of good music, optimism, subtlety and detail.

really enjoyed this so smooth perfect for those sunshine days

This certainly dispels all clouds:-)

Smooth as my long haired cat
This could easily have turned out very cheesy but it didn’t
works really well.