The Brecker Brothers - Sneakin' Up Behind You free for downloading

Great horns sound and no doubt influenced many musicians that followed the Jazz Funk/Fusion genre. Has that AWB feel.

~ This + the AWB = flawless music we can still dance to, fresh still in 2019! Cheers, DAVEDJ ~

A lot of people I knew couldn't get into the Brecker Brothers. So I had to recommend David Sanborn and Steve Khan albums as a way to introduce their music style.

Lord thank you for my being born in 1965 and witnessing and enjoying 70s music. The best ever and the root of all modern music...

Not your regular funk band.

just to clarify,.. back in the day when i was a funky dj,. never let a night go by without sneaking,.. on the tunnel and the mix,..  the funky bass lines,.. can you dig it!!!

I'm serious I heard this when I was 10 yrs of age, I couldn't get anyone to buy it, I kept listening to the jazz stations to catch the group name I couldn't when I was 33 yrs of age I went over several jazz albums to check for supporting and contributing artists to find those unfamiliar to me, low and behold thanks to computers I found it, went straight to the record shop to get it after work. serious no jive. that was 1997. Love this!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

yup same bridge section in box scaggs lowdown i'll be darned

I remember tokin' in my neighbor's basement in the fall of 1975 listening to Brecker Brothers, Herbie Hancock, Stevie Wonder, Van Morrison, Led Zeppelin, Yusef Latif, and who knows else. His German mother once opened the door with "What is dat schmell down there?" "Incense, mom. It helps us to relax." "OK." (door shuts)

I saw them live at Beginnings in Schaumburg before they were the big hit they became.

Almost forgot about these guys...this was an awesome jam, back "then" but still as funky today!

After the band DREAMS, the Brecker Brothers release their 1st eponymous album. I had a vinyl LP copy of this record & I enjoyed it a lot! This track, "Sneakin' Up Behind You", was their concession to the pop-disco genre already brewing by 1975 (the rest of the album is more funk-laced jazz fusion!)

Loved this song on record and was blessed to see them perform this live in concert at least twice. Both times at clubs (I think The Bottom Line in NYC and “My Father’s Place” in Roslyn, NY).

This is the song that started me playing the sax in the 70's

not the average white band

I remember playing this on KRST-FM in Albuquerque as a jock in the mid 70's . Cool to here it some 40 years later. Still sounds great. John or Jonathan as I was known on the air.

Was there ever a nastier horn riff than this?

Back in the day, talented people actually made real music like this. Most of todays manufactured performers would never have made cut Still holds up after almost 30 years

I couldn't agree with you more!