Pineapples - Come on closer (Extended extended version, that no one asked for!)

Simple edit I made, extending the song!
I don't claim the rights to this song, just uploading for entertainment purposes!

[@ChiTownXpress]

If you ain’t asking for extended version of Come On Closer by Pineapples then you ain’t from Chicago.

[@E3T7]

What’s up with the Chicago references? I love Roberto’s instrumentals and am from Chicago, so naturally I’d like to know

[@Vero8088jv]

💯💯💯💯💯🎵🎶🎶🎶🎶 I'm from Chicago and grew up on this music

[@jameswolff5200]

@@E3T7 Italo-Disco/Chicago House connection :)

[@ap2324]

2021 and still jamming to this JAM---ITALO Jam.....CHICAGO LOVES THIS!

[@kimberlyhayden4804]

One of my favorite songs!!!

[@jarvellscott957]

Still jamming out to this

[@Miximixos]

Sig. Roberto Ferrante is an outstanding italian musician. During the 80ies he produced - in an age around 20+ - three important songs, which also nowadays are highly recommended in the ITALO DISCO collector scene. #1 this one. #2 Eyes #3 Faces.

[@AuditorInvestor]

Love all three!

[@gazaht]

Hey everybody, Thanks for liking this little extended version! Have a wonderful day!

[@jameswolff5200]

Hey friend. Thank YOU for putting out this version. I listen all the time :)

[@alanmodimages]

This "extend-o-mix" is really good! 😀

[@rctroup1173]

I didn’t know I needed this. Thanks.

[@jameswolff5200]

Hey thanks for this extended version. Mount Prospect, IL reporting in. Former Chicagoan, now a suburbanite, but this song is still rocking parties in the near Northwest suburbs! Near-NW Suburbs represent! PINEAPPLES!

[@suzannearguello3980]

Yeah ♥️ had this song in my head all through the night 🌙🎶🙃 woke up singing it so had to play it WONDERFUL I FEEL GOOD NOW 👍🎶😌 THANK YOU 😊

[@salgadoemmyfuentes7471]

Hey girl it's good for me to see you around cause I wanted to say that you are the one for me I can't be with no one else so baby come on closer where you belong baby .

[@sasamihalik]

❤ ❤ ❤

[@robertorazo5756]

Ayyyyeee!

[@neonpastel]

I’m too young to understand why so many Chicagoans are praising this song in the comments. Can someone explain?