70s funk, soul jazz and vintage instrumental groove — “Sunny Days” sounds like a lost TV recording from the golden era of 1970s music. Vintage funk, Hammond B3, electric bass, guitar, drums and soulful trumpet come together in this retro 70s instrumental session by The Groovers.
The cameras are rolling. The lights are on. And The Groovers have stepped onto a television stage.
Somewhere in the mid-1970s, the band arrives at a fictional television studio for a live performance of “Sunny Days.”
Under colorful studio lights and surrounded by vintage television cameras, geometric patterns and a small live audience, the five musicians settle into a warm instrumental groove.
“Sunny Days” is pure 70s atmosphere — warm tones, vintage instruments, soul, funk and jazz-funk coming together in one relaxed groove.
It feels like something you might discover decades later on an old television recording. Or perhaps… The Groovers were always there. 📺
Turn up the volume and enjoy “Sunny Days.”
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🇺🇸 English 📺 The cameras are rolling… and The Groovers are LIVE on TV! If you could go back to the 70s and watch this performance in person, would you stay for the whole show? 👀 And the most important question: 🎺 What instrument catches your attention first in “Sunny Days”? Tell us below! -------------- 🇧🇷 Português 📺 As câmeras estão ligadas… e The Groovers está ao vivo na TV! 🎺 Qual instrumento chama sua atenção primeiro em “Sunny Days”? Conte aqui nos comentários!
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