Everybody Loves the Sunshine

And I couldn't believe it, Hyatt, when all of a sudden, Jake Bowers' walk-up song by...

Roy Ayers and the Ubiquiti, the band, Everybody Loves the Sunshine came on.

As soon as that song came on in that car, I felt like it was an omen and it was a sign.

And it meant that we were going to finish this.

[laughs]

Although it's about the opposite time of day, I'd add this song to any playlist that has Everybody Loves the Sunshine by Roy Ayers.

Could also pair nicely with some Kraftwerk or Kwangben.

This is Pearl and the Oysters with Mandarin Moon.

I think you played the early morning set on the main stage, like four till six sunrise set.

And you played some kind of edit of Everybody Loves the Sunshine or something.

Do you remember that?

I remember the set, four till six, and yeah, that was, was it called the Vines or the Rhythm Stage back then? It was like, yeah, most incredible set of my life, I'd say.

My life, my life, my life, my life in the sunshine.

Everybody loves the sunshine.

Sunshine.

Everybody loves the sunshine.

Sunshine.

Folks get down in the sunshine.

Che-Just bees and things and flowers.

My life, my life, my life, my life in the sunshine.

[upbeat music] I like, I like, I like, I like, I like, I like, I like, I like, I like in the sunshine.

[upbeat music] Everybody loves the sunshine.

[upbeat music] Everybody loves the sunshine.

[upbeat music] Everybody loves the sunshine.

[upbeat music] All I'm tryna say.

When I feel, when I feel, when I feel, when I feel it.

Bigging up my guy, Uncle Margo, in the house.

[singing] In the sunshine.