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Who sings the song on the Honda commercial with we like the funk?
Parliament- Give Up the Funk
Who sings the song Yeah?
Usher sings the song "Yeah."
Who sings the song no more words?
endeverafter sings the song No More Words
Who sings the song in the novela dona Barbara?
who sings the song in the novela dona barbara
Who sings the nanny's theme song?
It is actually the character of cece Babcock who sings the song
Who sings the song with the words man funk that?
the artist is Sagat. the song is called "Funk Dat!"
Who sings the song on the Honda commercial with we like the funk?
Parliament- Give Up the Funk
Who sings the song living in funk?
You might be thinking of the song "Eminence Front" recorded by The Who. Another song called Funk, Funk by Cameo (1977) has the lyrics; 'Cause we are living in funk' with lots of brass and horns... It's on Youtube...
Who SINGS the song in the 90's funk that?
Need more detail.
Who sings old school funk song peanut butter and jelly mp3?
Lenny White...this is a old school funk song. I love it. The name of the song is Peanut Butter.
Who sings the song we got the bump?
Parliament... The song is called 'Give up the Funk' on 'Mothership Connection'
What song did the James gang perform on the Drew Carey show?
Funk #49
What is the theme song of the movie Rounders?
The James Gang - Funk #49 (without the words)
When was Etta James Sings Funk created?
Etta James Sings Funk was created in 1970.
Who sings the song unlimited funk?
The song "Unlimited Funk" is performed by the band The New Mastersounds. Known for their fusion of funk, jazz, and soul, The New Mastersounds often incorporate elements of improvisation in their music. The track showcases their signature groove and rhythmic style.
Who sings the song chemical reaction?
"Chemical Reaction" is a song by NERVO, a DJ duo from Australia. The song is a collaboration with Plastik Funk and Tim Morrison.
Who sings Money Crazy Funk Song?
The song "Money Crazy Funk Song" is performed by the band The Bamboos. Known for their blend of funk, soul, and jazz, The Bamboos have a distinctive sound that showcases their musical versatility. This track is part of their album "Step It Up," which features various collaborations with different artists.
