The creatively named second album from this perennially popular band is pretty much exactly what you'd expect. Catchy, upbeat, brassy, Latin, lots of horns, and some singing voices every once in a while. Bands like this don't seem to have the kind of success they had back then with Alpert and Dick Hyman and Henry Mancini and everyone. This is a fun album, and I bet all their other albums can be mathematically proven to be *exactly* as fun as this one.
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