I still remember the first time I heard 'Another Day' in 1997 on the radio, as I was driving home alone from yet another church youth dance, where I was too chicken to talk to anybody and not one guy asked me to dance. 'Another Day' came on the radio and it was so beautiful and cool, and I had to repeat "Buckshot Lefonque" in my head over and over the whole ride home so I could remember it and write it down when I got home. I did, and the next time I was at Best Buy, I happened to stumble into the CD. It was the first CD I ever bought, and I still have it. One of my favorites and I still play it often. Now I have a teenager son who plays trumpet and is joining jazz band in high school this fall. Love Buckshot Lefonque!
First time I heard this song, on the greatest radio station on the planet, WXPN in Philadelphia, I was coming upriver from Marcus Hook after docking a ship there. I said to me deckhand, "WTF was that?!!" This had to be in 95 or 96 I think.. I was blown away by it and had to call 'XPN a couple of days later to find out who the artist was. I could listen to that on a continuous loop.
I have zero recollection of this being in MIB but I will ALWAYS remember first hearing it as the 'B Side' to Will Smith's title track from that movie and I STILL fucken love it!
@DasGestalt It sounds like Rush Limbaugh saying "Let her go" at the beginning. He used this as bumper music forever in the 90's though I could be wrong
I still remember the first time I heard 'Another Day' in 1997 on the radio,
as I was driving home alone from yet another church youth dance, where I
was too chicken to talk to anybody and not one guy asked me to dance.
'Another Day' came on the radio and it was so beautiful and cool, and I had
to repeat "Buckshot Lefonque" in my head over and over the whole ride
home so I could remember it and write it down when I got home. I did,
and the next time I was at Best Buy, I happened to stumble into the CD.
It was the first CD I ever bought, and I still have it. One of my
favorites and I still play it often. Now I have a teenager son who plays trumpet and is joining
jazz band in high school this fall. Love Buckshot Lefonque!
This is my favorite tune off of the MIB soundtrack. Ah to relive my childhood!
What about its headliner song by Agent J himself Will Smith?
I bought the MIB soundtrack because of it
I remember introducing this group at a Cowboy bar in Kansas,either Johnson County or Olathe....awesome set
First time I heard this song, on the greatest radio station on the planet, WXPN in Philadelphia, I was coming upriver from Marcus Hook after docking a ship there. I said to me deckhand, "WTF was that?!!" This had to be in 95 or 96 I think..
I was blown away by it and had to call 'XPN a couple of days later to find out who the artist was.
I could listen to that on a continuous loop.
You're not the only one!
re that last bit
Men In Black soundtrack!!!! This is the first time I've seen the video of this.
I have been looking for this song for 20 years
Me too! Just found it today. An amazing feeling.
Now you have plenty of time to find more songs
Badddd asssss album..........
Randomly remembered these guys today, some 25 years later! Life is good.
This just happened me today, and here I am.
First heard this in mid-1995, on Radio KMTT, "The Mountain", Seattle!
Hey Judy K just sent this pic of me and 18
Ffffffck it's seriously been that long?!?!?! Same but on Jazz FM London ❤️❤️
I'll be blunt: I have no idea how this is connected to MIB, but it's still the best thing on the soundtrack CD.
I was about to enter high school when the album was released.
I have zero recollection of this being in MIB but I will ALWAYS remember first hearing it as the 'B Side' to Will Smith's title track from that movie and I STILL fucken love it!
Awesome arrangement. I love it!
The girl in the red t shirt is soooooo cute!! ❤️❤️❤️
Branford Marselis Gem! Gut Bucket Funk! Start movin....
Love this! Looking forward to the Clifford Brown Jazz concert with Branford Marsalis today!!!
Yo, how was it?
I put this song on my favorite list.
I still dance to this 😍😍😍
i have seen this one live..15 mins of joy in PORIJAZZ
Heavy rotation on Fusion Fridays on Real Jazz Sirius XM ch.67.
Haven't heard this in ages :)
All time favorite !!
I almost have 2,500 hours of practice in on my sax.
I've been hooked on this tune since you released the demo cassette tapes at a concert in Atlanta at the Roxy!
Met dank aan Kees van Kooten en Wim de Bie die dit te gekke nummer hebben gebruikt als leader voor hun serie "In bed met van Kooten en de Bie".
More tea
Rush Limbaugh used to use this as bumper music, greatest sax player on the planet! Awesome piece!
Awesome...
Beautiful video . keep them coming my dear Lady
I'm always tweeking my music. Taking off the old and putting up the new.
you gotta love this song!!!! thank god i have it on tape!
I have this song on my mp3 player.
saw them as part of a' taste of Westwood ' fest in LA near UCLA 20 odd years ago, they fuckin' smoked
Nice.
tea coooooooooooooow
I'm getting so much Cowboy Bebop vibes out of this
my theme song
Tasty Cow Fonque..;o)
A lot of fonque going on...
Why does this guy look like the dude that plays" in hanging out with Mr Cooper" sitcom?
@DasGestalt It sounds like Rush Limbaugh saying "Let her go" at the beginning. He used this as bumper music forever in the 90's though I could be wrong
... 2:05 and 2:39 .... LOLz. ♡♡
I don't understand. where's the slide guitar and its solo. Its the best part of the song : (
Is that Jay Leno saying "I don't know." At the beginning.
Sounds like "let her goooo" to me
No pain no gain..Who's the hip hop artist?
No pain or inconvience no gain.
MIB
Why does this guy look like the dude that plays" in hanging out with Mr Cooper" sitcom?