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I Feel Good performed by Earl Hooker
Recommended by djfreshmoney [profile]

Stinging instrumental version of James Brown's "I Feel Good". Earl is a great blues guitarist and the band is tight.

available on CD - sweet black angel

American Scene performed by American Scene
Recommended by Ron1967-1970 [profile]

A breezy popsong, produced by Anita Kerr... a grrrrrrrreat slice of uptempo sunshine pop...a tune that makes you feel good... isn't that what music is all about ???

Major Minor: What album is this available on?

Mrs. Bluebird performed by Eternity’s Children
Recommended by scatdaddy2002 [profile]

Crocked Fox's Ray and Guy(RIP)always goin' for the "Tommy James" angle with great harmony and a "John Sebastian" feel good message...I especially miss seeing Linda, Charlie, and Mike "the kid."

n-jeff: Wow that's 7 times this song has been recommended. only 6 times for Eternity's Children though. Still don't think I've heard it myself.... go to http://www.psychedelicado.com/search2.php?term=bluebird&submit=SEARCH and check through the comments you may see some familiar names.

Mr.Right performed by Mickey Avalon
Recommended by llspazz [profile]

It's just fun and a feel good goofy song.

available on CD - Hollywood

feel good inc. performed by gorillaz
Recommended by ashley14 [profile]

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Samba Blim performed by Tamba 4 1968
Recommended by sambablim [profile]

This 1968 LP out on CTI/A&M records was a big leap fpr the group formerly known as Tamba Trio. It spawned big bossa hits like the title track Samba Blim, my absolute favorite for hip acid jazz(nu-jazz/ Rare Groove)dancefloors from London to Tokyo to even Phoenix,AZ. It's fusion of traditional Bossa Nova, Samba, and 60's Jazz melodies are delectibale to the ears. Nice songs that will get you groovin' are "Samba Blim", Reza", "Tristeza de no dois", and "Baiano". A big LP in my DJ box. A pretty heavy cost for a mint copy, but mine is only VG condition full of pops and crackles. I STILL LOVE IT!!!

from Samba Blim

Peaches performed by The Presidents of the United States of America 1996
Recommended by Zissy [profile]

it's a fun just crazy out there feel good song.

from Peaches [Single]

Since I Left You performed by The Avalanches 2001
Recommended by secularus [profile]

This Melbourne, Australia 6 piece manages to mix dance beats and easy listening/soul samples in a much more interesting and moving way than recent artists working with similar ingredients. This track is sample happy, sampling the likes of the Main Attractions "Everyday," Klaus WUnderlich's "Let's do the Latin Hustle," and "By the Time I Get to Phoenix." I immediately recognized the Hustle's melody, acting as a primer for the wonderful 60s soul vocals. This is no doubt a feel good song!

from Since I Left You (XL Recordings/Beggars Banquet XLCD 138)
available on CD - Since I Left YOu (XL Recordings/Beggars Banquet)

delicado: yeah, this is great, I agree! Nice - and unusual - for a song to mix disco and easy listening in quite the way this song does. The one complaint which could be levelled is that the song isn't all that musically varied. As you say though, a feelgood number...

geishalass: I bought this album last week and I'm in love with it! Stellar stuff, the Holiday sample is such a teaser though!

Call Me Irresponsible performed by Stephen McCarthy 2006
Recommended by edhurst [profile]

This is the title track from Stephen McCarthy's debut album. It features Piano, Bass, Drums and Sax with Stephen providing the vocals.

It shows the upbeat version of Stephen McCarthy's voice ... he also does some really slow mournful tracks on this album as well.

One of the reasons I like it so much is because Stephen made the album independently of any label.

from Call Me Irresponsible, available on CD

King of the Rodeo performed by The Bamboos feat. Megan Washington 2008
Recommended by Festy [profile]

This is a cover of the Kings of Leon song done by a band from my hometown (Melbourne, Aus) who are riding the funk, soul revival (a la Sharon Jones & the Dap-Kings). I knew this version before hearing the Kings of Leon version and much prefer it. When I've played it to those who know the Kings of Leon version, a few of them haven't liked this version. It's uplifting, funky, and a 'feel good' version. I don't think the lyrics are great, but vocals are handled well by Megan Washington. Let the good times roll!

from Side-Stepper, available on CD

Stay Here performed by Mike Golden and Friends 2009
Recommended by jelias1 [profile]

A really great sounding band from Chicago that knows what it means to have to have soul. There's a sing for everyone in their 2 EPs that they have release that are FREE of charge if you visit their website. www.mikegoldenandfriends.com

Happy listening =]

from Trees pt. 1 (indipendent)