What Song Is This?

[mizfiesta]

This is a bit of a long shot, but nothing ventured nothing gained! I was at a Pilates class today and there was a compilation of songs playing in the background. I've heard one particular track on the playlist over the weeks and there is one song I really like. It would make sense if I just asked the class instructor if she could help me identify the name of the track I like - but I keep forgetting or she's busy with something etc
Anyway I thought I'd ask here. The song is largely instrumental and the music style kinda puts me in mind of Africa by Toto - the kinda 80's feel guitar sound with an up to date feel. There is also a man speaking over the track in parts and I'm sure he says a few times "...down to the sea and back.." or "down to the beach and back". I would imagine it's on one of those chillout compilation albums the Pilates teacher plays. Maybe one of you can help me before I make the class again which may be in a few weeks!

[Old_Geezer]

Could you hum a few bars for us ?

[Old_Geezer]

https://www.google.co.uk/search?q=down+to+the+sea+and+back&client=tablet-android-google&sourceid=chrome-mobile&ie=UTF-8

Anything to do with Balearic Beat ?

[driverdale1]

it sounds like david essex ...tahiti

[Shenco]

https://m.soundcloud.com/balearic-mike/reach-the-beach-a-down-to-the-sea-and-back-volume-2-promo-mix

You could try this link :-)

[mizfiesta]

Shenco, I went through the mix and couldn't find the particular track I'm looking for, but I would imagine the track belongs to this particular artist. The repeating words "down to the sea and back" were the same...it was just over a different track. I tried to look up a volume 1 of this stuff but to no avail. The search continues but at least you've helped narrow it down! Thanks.

[Peter Pedant]

I am amazed how s/o can go like
" yeah its like dardle dardle dardle - do do doop
and the words - "I love ya baby" - but that could be
I move ya maybe.....or You groove me, lady

and some one says - Oh Beach Boys 1961, and it is