This instrumental was played on a radio station that exclusively plays songs from the 60's, 70's, and 80's. It had this sweet bass and to it, and there was either a trumpet or a saxophone solo playing throughout, though I would go with the trumpet. It was almost Spanish themed/sounding (not sure if that's the correct way to put it), and near the end of the song I heard a female voice though it was very faint and I couldn't make out any of the words, and I'm not even sure if she was saying words at all.

This is driving me crazy, if anyone knows or can throw in a wild guess I would appreciate it. I've been thinking about it all day.

I'm just gonna guess Diamonds Herb Alpert w/ Janet Jackson
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IIOubNRSp2c&sns=em

That's a good song...but not it. The female voice was near the end and it was very, dare I say, EXTREMELY faint; no words had been said before that. The voice might have been humming to the tune itself as I could not make out any words at all. I should add that the bass was very slow, and about 30 seconds to a minute in, the trumpet or the sax solo began playing. It was very relaxing tune, had a serious air to it, wasn't at all funky or upbeat.

Damn, I'm sorry, I'm expecting too much of you all, but this is driving me insane; almost makes me want to get one of those smart phones with the apps that helps you ID the tune.

That's a good song...but not it. The female voice was near the end and it was very, dare I say, EXTREMELY faint; no words had been said before that. The voice might have been humming to the tune itself as I could not make out any words at all. I should add that the bass was very slow, and about 30 seconds to a minute in, the trumpet or the sax solo began playing. It was very relaxing tune, had a serious air to it, wasn't at all funky or upbeat.

Damn, I'm sorry, I'm expecting too much of you all, but this is driving me insane; almost makes me want to get one of those smart phones with the apps that helps you ID the tune.


There are three people on the boards who have identified songs with less... I am not one of them  ;D

If they see this they can help.

In the meantime when did you hear the song?
What country are you in?

This instrumental was played on a radio station that exclusively plays songs from the 60's, 70's, and 80's. It had this sweet bass and to it, and there was either a trumpet or a saxophone solo playing throughout, though I would go with the trumpet. It was almost Spanish themed/sounding (not sure if that's the correct way to put it), and near the end of the song I heard a female voice though it was very faint and I couldn't make out any of the words, and I'm not even sure if she was saying words at all.

This is driving me crazy, if anyone knows or can throw in a wild guess I would appreciate it. I've been thinking about it all day.
Which radio station do you hear it on?

There are three people on the boards who have identified songs with less... I am not one of them  ;D

If they see this they can help.

In the meantime when did you hear the song?
What country are you in?



I heard it a couple of days ago, and I'm in the U.S.


Which radio station do you hear it on?


I've only heard it once and I heard it on KCLL Kool 100, a radio station that broadcasts locally in Texas, they like to play "oldie" songs ranging from the 60's to the 80's.

I've only heard it once and I heard it on KCLL Kool 100, a radio station that broadcasts locally in Texas, they like to play "oldie" songs ranging from the 60's to the 80's.
It is the kind of radio station I prefer to listen to, I hope I can obtain it where I am.

I heard it a couple of days ago, and I'm in the U.S.

I've only heard it once and I heard it on KCLL Kool 100, a radio station that broadcasts locally in Texas, they like to play "oldie" songs ranging from the 60's to the 80's.


Do they have a website?  Stations like this often have their playlist for the day or week.  If you can remember the approximate time you heard it you should be able to narrow it down to a couple of songs.

It is the kind of radio station I prefer to listen to, I hope I can obtain it where I am.


The classics are the best, music these days don't even come close in comparison.


Do they have a website?  Stations like this often have their playlist for the day or week.  If you can remember the approximate time you heard it you should be able to narrow it down to a couple of songs.


Here is the website: http://www.kcll-fm.com/

I've looked through it entirely and haven't found any playlists. They do have a bunch of links but I think they're mostly unrelated to music.

I would call the dj and see if they can help you out. Also if you have an iPhone shazam is one of the greatest apps out there. It identifies songs from hearing snipets. Love it.

I would call the dj and see if they can help you out. Also if you have an iPhone shazam is one of the greatest apps out there. It identifies songs from hearing snipets. Love it.


Totally thought about buying an iPhone afterwards, but touch screens aren't my thing, and I'm not a corporate businessman so a Blackberry is useless for me.

I would call the dj and see if they can help you out. Also if you have an iPhone shazam is one of the greatest apps out there. It identifies songs from hearing snipets. Love it.


That's what I would do.

Classic music, killer bass and trumpet solos sound a lot like Earth, Wind and Fire or Parliament Funkadelic.

FOUND IT! Called the DJ and he knew right away.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ennMD1fPtXA

Thanks for helping guys!

FOUND IT! Called the DJ and he knew right away.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ennMD1fPtXA

Thanks for helping guys!


great! Glad that plan worked for you!

I'm just gonna guess Diamonds Herb Alpert w/ Janet Jackson\


Karma for getting it pretty damn close - given the difficulty of instrumentals and the fact that the actual answer turned out to be Herb Alpert, Rise, 1979.

Glad we could help, Joezilla29!

Karma for getting it pretty damn close - given the difficulty of instrumentals and the fact that the actual answer turned out to be Herb Alpert, Rise, 1979.

Glad we could help, Joezilla29!



thanls....interestingly enough I actually know this song because it was playing when Luke raped Laura on GH.... I always associate the song with that moment...