25 or 6 to 4 by Robert Lamm/arranged by Mike Tomaro

[@russellwright1422]

Outstanding job everyone! I’ve always loved this song and y’all captured the electric energy and feeling that the essence of the song brings and y’all brought it back!👏👏👏👏👏👏

[@RealHeyMark]

This is a really good arrangement.

[@Will-z8y]

Great tune in any setting!

[@AbramsSawatsky-pi9nc]

Funeral

[@SCPFoundation5609]

​@@AbramsSawatsky-pi9ncI mean-

[@EwanWeetch]

Certified tune!

[@Walacyisntmyname56]

The glass from a to e is possible just go from position 2 to 7 so it doesn't sound bad:)

[@Kate_2011-S]

😊

[@lisareyes-y4v]

Imma play this next week😭

[@Train-sj8tx]

1:50

[@Train-sj8tx]

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[@Train-sj8tx]

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1:50:50

[@biffly.cooking]

honestly i agree

[@Westkid3057]

This is awesome. There a Tenor Sax part?

[@_grim_7399]

Yes second line from top!

[@YuriyPanivan]

I like Mike Tomaro's arrangements a lot, but this one sounds pretty boring to me...

[@catchthisl3217]

this one is really good what are u waffling about

[@cjshardcorepunkmusicvault8474]

@@catchthisl3217 I agree, there are parts that are just bizarre when taking the flow of the original version. Tomaro's arrangements are usually spot on, this has some awesome elements and hold true to the original in most ways, but the trombone always seems rushed and the little added trumpet phrases just don't work. Also the drummer should of had another take.

[@catchthisl3217]

exactlyy appreciate it bro

[@MollyDunn-mm5qy]

It's just missing some parts

[@Matthew17727]

It is very fun to play especially on trumpet