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THE ROOT DOCTORS
Ladies and Gentlemen! Welcome to the World of FUNK! Don't be afraid.... This fan site will gently guide you through the funky jungle and expose you to the booty shakin' sounds of Columbia, South Carolina's own The Root Doctors!
Opening for acts like The Gap Band, CAMEO, KC and The Sunshine Band, Morris Day and the Time and others, The Root Doctors are one of the original party bands of the southeast! The band started gaining its nationwide notoriety after being featured on MTV in front of 14,000 hometown fans!
Formed in 1987 by J. Kyle Smith and friends, the band's goal was to play as many gigs for free beer as possible. It was a dream job for the young musicians. The band grew from being a way to make pocket money to a full-time job. Quoting the last original Root Doctor, Kyle states "... we didn't care about the money, the thrill was the performance".
Developing their sound and incorporating new vibes with cungas, the addition of a horn section and other experiments, these talented musicians created a niche all their own. With three regionally successful projects under their belts, the Root Doctors are still kickin' it and spreading the funk! With each disc, you can hear the growth and evolution of their music. The Root Doctors are a hit with music critics. Rave reviews have followed each of their efforts.
As the high energy tradition continues, we dare you to "Taste It"!
SONG LIST:
Earth Wind and Fire September After the Love Has Gone Shining Star James Brown Sex Machine I Feel Good (I got you) Commodores Brick House Easy Kool and the Gang Celebration Get Down on It Jungle Boogie Morris Day and the Time Jungle Love Van Morrison Brown Eyed Girl Crazy Love Moondance Marvin Gaye Let’s Get It On Sexual Healing What’s Goin’ On I Heard it Through the Grapevine Gap Band Burn Rubber Early in the Morning Dropped the Bomb Party Train Cameo Word Up Slide Ohio Players Love Rollercoaster Average White Band Pick up the Pieces Wild Cherry Play That Funky Music Dazz Band Let It Whip Sam and Dave Soul Man Hold On, I’m Comin’ Isley Brothers It’s Your Thang Shout Temptations Ain’t Too Proud to Beg Papa Was a Rolling Stone My Girl Paul Young Oh Girl Rick James Give It to Me Baby Bobby Caldwell What You Won’t Do for Love Beatles Eleanor Rigby Hey Jude Eric Clapton I Shot the Sheriff Wonderful Tonight Boz Scaggs Low Down K.C. and the Sunshine Band Get Down Tonight Boogie Shoes That’s the Way Al Green Let’s Stay Together Wilson Pickett Mustang Sally In the Midnight Hour Carl Carlton Bad Mama Jama Parliament Flashlight Rolling Stones Brown Sugar You Can’t Always Get What You Want Satisfaction Stevie Wonder Superstitious I Wish Peter Gabriel Sledgehammer Prince 1999 Sexy M. F. Irresistible Bitch Purple Rain WAR Low Rider Ike and Tina Proud Mary Lynard Skynard Sweet Home Alabama Harold Melvin and the Blue Notes If You Don’t Know Me by Now Sugar Hill Gang Rappers Delight Doobie Brothers Long Train Running Clarence Carter Strokin’ Drifters Under the Boardwalk Otis Redding Dock of the Bay Bill Withers Ain’t no Sunshine Just the Two of us And selected jazz standards
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