Posts Tagged ‘funk music’

The Way You Make Me Feel

February 13, 2022

“The Way You Make Me Feel,” written by Michael Jackson, performed by Therese Curatolo with Scary Pockets, 2020.

Therese Curatolo (lead vocals), Antwaun Stanley (background vocals), Steve Watkins (keyboards), Ryan Lerman (guitar), Nick Campbell (bass), Rob Humphreys (drums).
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Santa Claus, Go Straight To The Ghetto

December 24, 2021

“Santa Claus, Go Straight To The Ghetto,” written by Alfred Ellis, Hank Ballard, and James Brown. Performed by Mr. Brown and his ensemble.

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Living in America

July 4, 2021

“Living in America,” written by Dan Hartman and Charlie Midnight, performed by James Brown in 1985. Featured in the 1985 movie Rocky IV.

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Santa Claus, Go Straight To The Ghetto

December 24, 2020

“Santa Claus, Go Straight To The Ghetto,” written by Alfred Ellis, Hank Ballard, and James Brown. Performed by Mr. Brown and his ensemble.

Official NORAD Santa Tracker

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City Dump

October 3, 2020

“City Dump,” written by Arlester Christian and recorded by him with Dyke & the Blazers, 1969.

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What’s Love Got to Do With It

August 9, 2020

“What’s Love Got to Do With It,” written by Terry Britten and Graham Lyle, recorded by Scary Pockets, 2019. Vocalist: Caleb Hawley.

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Wild World

May 2, 2020

“Wild World,” written by Yusuf Islam (Cat Stevens), performed by Scary Pockets. Rett Madison (lead vocals), Ryan Lerman and Adam Levy (guitars), Jack Conte (keyboards), Sean Hurley (bass), Lemar Carter (drums), Mike G (background vocals, tambourine).

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Wonderwall

April 4, 2020

“Wonderwall,” written by Noel Gallagher , performed by Scary Pockets, 2017. Darren Criss (vocal), Ryan Lerman and Rai Thistlethwayte (guitars), Jack Conte (keyboards), Sam Wilkes (bass), Rob Humphreys (drums).

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Moondance

March 29, 2020

“Moondance,” written by Van Morrison, performed by Scary Pockets, 2018. Gabriela Welch (vocal), Ryan Lerman (guitar), Jack Conte (keyboards), Kiel Feher (drums), Kaveh Rastegar (bass), Morgan Jones (sax), Gabe Steiner (trumpet), Vikram Devasthali (trombone)
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Is This Love

February 16, 2020

“Is This Love,” written by Bob Marley, performed by Crazy Pockets, 2019. Marcio Donaldson
(lead vocal), Jack Conte (keyboards), Ryan Lerman (guitar), Tim Lefebvre (bass), Kiel Feher (drums), CJ Camerieri (Trumpet), Morgan Jones (sax).

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