Rickie Lee Jones - Dat Dere

[@DanWillink]

Such a fantastic tune, and what great lyrics!

[@musicfanmic]

Rickie was the first artist I felt ashamed of liking because she wasn't black but she sounded so good. How stupid of a 15 year old. Today because of all the hype and gimmicks in the business I don't hear too much from her. She is one of the greats, and I can say proudly that I'm glad I was privileged to witness the beginning of a superstar whose star has only got brighter.

[@tonyvenuti7611]

that's honest..AND refreshing...

[@Spock299]

one of the bests pieces!

[@neohtel]

;-) I just found my old vinyl 45 of "Chuck E's in love". Happy memories...

[@wiltner]

The great Brandon Fields on Tenor Sax.

[@Maliarianna]

I LOVE this!!!!! and I'm 16

[@nadjalagercrantz1781]

Who else here the tinnitus frequency/sound?

[@魯馥瑞-k2i]

I heard that, so annoying

[@Toki1908]

😍😍😍😍😍😍

[@vijayaragavanthangaraj4932]

good work like as betovan

[@garysaddleback]

Well, Jim Carter . . . let's be careful here . . . Oscar Brown Jr. wrote the LYRICS---the gifted Bobby Timmons composed the MUSIC---FIRST! A great talent . . . gone much too soon. Gary in Arizona

[@Jackash1508]

WHO is that sax player???

[@wiltner]

The Sax player is Brandon Fields.

[@neohtel]

@kristinelouisa1 I agree - but haven't you heard Mel Torme or Oscar Brown Jr. (Oscar wrote the song) ?

[@edsonalves2199]

gostei

[@eimearthebeamer]

Lyrics yes, Bobby timmons music.

[@eimearthebeamer]

@kristinelouisa1 oscar brown jr is amazing @ this!

[@JazzKeyboardist1]

@jokitosh ,,, on this song, to me,,Rickie sounds like a little girl asking for an elephant,,,, the velvet fog,, mel sounds great but like an old guy on night court,,, that you might be worried to have watch your kids,

[@amychaseaussie]

Aware

[@Superrb54321]

Dat dere celltech. Not even once

[@Littlewhitelephant]

well, i don't know how to cope with my addiction to drugs and being torn by my child. Can't you help and marry me ? where are my nails ? I used all my nails to nail this song. (Rickie Lee, forgive me, maybe lowering a minor third might help !)