Let's get happy for a minute!

[jboy88]

Since we have a sizable list of sad songs, why don't we flip the script and do some Happy songs. They can be for any genre and from any era, a guilty pleasure etc. Here are some to get started!

Rubber band Man- The Spinners
Uncle Jam, Knee Deep- Funkedelic
Crazy about the La La La- Smokey & The Miracles
Bad Luck- Harold Melvin & the Blue notes
Flashlight-Parliament
I Love Music- The O'jays
Give me some air-Shorty Long

These are just the tip of the iceberg here!

[roger]

Hmmm .. how about these ..

WILLIAM BELL .. "Happy" ..

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1t823LIgpB0

SURFACE .. "Happy" ..

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k0puh2p0bbA

VELVET HAMMER .. "Happy" ..

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pEV1DOrbyt4



Roger

[timmyfunk]

Since we have a sizable list of sad songs, why don't we flip the script and do some Happy songs. They can be for any genre and from any era, a guilty pleasure etc. Here are some to get started!

Rubber band Man- The Spinners
Uncle Jam, Knee Deep- Funkedelic
Crazy about the La La La- Smokey & The Miracles
Bad Luck- Harold Melvin & the Blue notes
Flashlight-Parliament
I Love Music- The O'jays
Give me some air-Shorty Long

These are just the tip of the iceberg here!

Couldn't agree more, jboy88.

[destruction]

"Pussy" - Funkadelic.

[Jerry Oz]

"Happy Face" by Con Funk Shun was aptly titled. I also love "One of Those Summers" by P-Funk All Stars, one of the best mood altering songs I ever heard.

[soulster]

Peanut Butter - Twennynine featuring Lenny White

Queen Of My Soul - AWB

Heaven Must Be Like This - Ohio Players

Oh How Happy - Shades Of Blue

[Jerry Oz]

"Pass the Dutchie" by Musical Youth, was a song that I found to be a happy song. Contrast it to the original "Pass the Kouchie" by The Mighty Diamonds, which is an entirely different vibe with almost the same lyrics and music.

[marv2]

"Love Train" - The O'Jays
"Stoned Love" - The Supremes
"Something About You" - The Four Tops
"I'll Take You There"- The Staple Singers
"Living In America" - James Brown

[marv2]

Sing a Happy Song - The O'Jays

[daviddesper]

Phyllis Hyman was of course primarily known for her gut-wrenching ballads and songs of lost love. So for that reason, I always thought her song choices of "You Sure Look Good to Me" and "You Know How to Love Me" were out of character for her. Great songs though, so I am not complaining. Just proved the girl could sing anything.

[manny]

From my teens in the 70's - first 80's, the tunes that make me feel happy and reported me so many funny moments:
- "Spiderman" and "Fishbite" by Ramsey Lewis
- "I Am For Real" - George Duke
- "Beatiful 7" - Osibisa
- "Tighten Up", "I Can't Stop Dancing", "Soul City Walkin'" - Archie Bell & The Drells
- "My Feet Won't Move But My Shoes Did The Boogie" - People's Choice
- "Berta Butt Boogie", "Troglodyte", "King Kong" and "Super Love" by Jimmy Castor Bunch
- "Jingle Bells" & "Super Duper man" - Bunny Sigler
- "Do The Philly Dog" - The Olympics
- "The Tough Of You Darling" - The Naturals
- "Spaced Cowboy" - Sly & The Family Stone
- "Strokety Stroke" - O'Jays
- "Back Door Man" & "What A Woman really means" by Richard Tee
- "Move" - Trammps
- "Ya Nada Nos Detendrá" - Charanga 76 [[latin -spanish cover of "Ain't No Stoppin' Us Now")
- "Shaft" - Joe Bataan
- "I Gonna Bump No More [[With A Big Fat Woman)" & "Congratulations [[Where Ave Been Girls?) - Joe Tex
- "Mr. Cool" - Sweet Sensation [[they could do the saddest and the funniest!)
- "Little Arrows" - Lapy Lee
- "I'm A Nut" - [[don't well remember by what country singer)