Zero Audio James Ingram, Michael McDonald, Quincy Jones, and Rod Temperman,

Templeton, team up to write this allegedly religious Yat Rock Soul Jam. Me? I think it's about a tasty sandwich

maker. Why not? It's called Yamo Be there. It could be about anything.

Banana personnel on this, including Dacosta and Boddaker.

But I gotta say, it's a weird one trying to break new ground

no one asked them to break. But because this is such a goofball song and

I'm having a hard time pinning down the yacht elements, I'm going to give this one a

middling number of 70 on the Yaski scale.

That's below the quarter mark.

Yeah, quarter mark.

Yeah, you quarter mark you got, depending on which way you look at it.

Okay, I'm surprised with that.

There may be a little too much synth craziness,

but the fuck, it's got hand claps.

I love hand claps.

This could be the birth of hand claps in Yacht Rock.

Sorry, David.

71.

That's the game left.

Starting over.

Remove that and man everything about this song is smooth as fuck.

I'll dock it slightly and say it's just a hair below essential, but

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