Horns (pop, rock, funk and soul)

[Batman 2]

Yeah agreed. I think I'd have an even better time in Earth Wind and Fire's horn section though!

[Foolonthehill 0]

Yeah that would probably be even better.

[bazooka 0]

Heard this on the radio a little while ago.

I Never Loved a Man (The Way I Love You)

Great Horns ! Not to mention great piano and great guitar.

[bazooka 0]

As Good As You've Been To This World - Janis Joplin

[MuzikTyme 0]

Not a whole lot of bands marry a horn section as well as this next one does!

The lead guitarist deserves an honorable mention as well.

:guitar:

[chutzpah 0]

anything by "George Clinton"

[bazooka 0]

• You Should Be Dancing - Bee Gees

[Yellowsnow 0]

Tap turns on the water - CCS (the late great Alexis Korner)

Wayne Shorter's superb sax on Steely Dan's Aja

and some old Louis Prima songs like Buona Sera +

even better O Marie.

[Carl 21]

Good call on CCS - I've never heard of them, but that thing rocks. The singer kind of sounds like Peter Gabriel.

[Yellowsnow 0]

The singer was Peter Thorup, a danish guy who died

three years ago. Another great song by CCS was the

LZ cover "Whole Lotta Love" which became the theme

music for Top Of The Pops in the UK.

[bazooka 0]

I could have posted this one in [smaller]Rare finds II[/smaller] or [smaller]the funk/soul thread [/smaller], but the typically tremendous Stax Memphis Horns landed it here.

Funky Mississippi — Rufus Thomas