Great tune from a great band.  In my mind it seems to be the mark of great bands/performers when you see them live and their music compares favorably to their disc versions, meaning that the live performance reveals the musicians' true talent without any production wizardry.  I just saw them live in Fresno (huge venue), and they were really excellent.  In fact, they grasp that their fans really dig hearing just the 2 bro's playing, so after they had played a few numbers w/ a rhythm guitar, keyboard, and bass accompaniment, they informed us that they were going to play a bunch more as just a duet, and rock out they did.

There's a nice back story to this show.  As it turned out, my 13-year old son had a soccer game in Fres the day before the show, so unbeknownst to him, I bought some tix, and got us a hotel room for a couple of nights so I could take him to this show.  He was thrilled when I told him after the soccer game why we weren't going home right away.  The icing on the cake is that the Keys are his favorite band, this was his first concert, AND he got to miss 2 days of school!  Wooo-hooo.

I'm with all the other listeners who despair hearing good music get ruined by overplay, but even though I hear this song several times a week — I had to tell the kiddo not to put the Keys on repeat play when I could hear it — I still really enjoy it.

I don't even listen to them and I am sick of them! Now that is over saturation!

This song has never been played more than once a day — once every 3 days is more like it (& only 'cuz it's new — that'll be down to 3x per month before long). 

this song is allright, but it is now past its saturation point on this station. once a day is enough, please.

This song has the MOJO!

I love the sound of the clicking drumsticks at the end!   Like saying "That's a wrap, now let's get the hell out of here!"

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