Instrumento musical
Órgano Hammond
Mister Z
Dmitriy Lukyanov
This funny and jocking jazz track was made for movie projects. Good for modern sitcom and like a main tune for the shows and entertainment is also available. Jazzy rhythm with upright bass and good company with vibraphone, hammond, ac.guitar
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Trench Town
Jeremy Sherman
Mid-tempo reggae underscore. Ska-like guitar riffing with organ, bass and guitar.
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Casino Funk
Daniel Alan Gautreau
Classic 1960's, 1970's style funk-rock with a slick, modern sound. Funky bass line, Hammond organ. Fun and excitement, casinosg, game shows, showtime. Jazzy and upbeat, exciting, Las Vegas. Mischievous, cheeky. Bluesy rock feel towards the end.
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Jamaica Feeling
Stefan Bode
A slow reggae track with a traditional reggae sound. Light and feelgood, relaxed and happy. Drums, bass, organ, electric guitar.
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A Golden Age
Kieren Charles Smith
A classic 1960's or early 70's sounding pop-rock track. Low- to mid tempo, with sultry guitars and organ line. Takes you right back to the sixties and seventies, hippies and surfing, flower power and free love.
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Too Cool
Jonathan Geer
A grooving, mellow jazz track with electric guitar and organ. Very smooth with a nice medium pace. Seamlessly looping.
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On The Floor
Jeremy Sherman
Retro 1960's or early 1970's style Soul. Hammond B3 organ top line. Funky and groovy.
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60's A Go Go
David Flavin, Scott Campbell
Retro sounding 60's track for a great vintage feel. Happy, upbeat. Laugh In, Dating Game style with horns and groovy organ.
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Shake Her
Denis Gorodetskiy
Tom Jones' style. Brass section, Drive Guitars, Organ solo.
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Why Do We Do What We Do
Skip Peck
A song of complete resignation about life yet having a few lingering questions about human nature featuring B3 organ, piano, guitar, bass, drums and percussion.
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Candylove
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Kandi Groove
Gavin Courtie, Liz Radford
Garage, melodic female vocal
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Rhythm Kings
John Francis Jorgensen
With high energy bass and drums this 1960's rhythm and blues track immediately captures that quintessential Detroit sound. Backed up with vintage guitars and Hammond-style organ, this tracks is as positive as it is classic.
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Silverfish
Daniel Peter Morrissey
Slow, ethereal, slightly dark, bluesy, space-rock. Guitar textures combine with synths & hypnotic beats to make atmospheric blues-rock music that would suit cinematic / dramatic / mystery / thriller projects. Hints of Hendrix or Satriani.
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