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Hipstamatics Auckland’s premier 10 piece funk band , Hipstamatic has been wowing crowds for over 3 years with their blend of soul powered funk. Set List A Long Walk Jill Scott Ain't No Other Man Christine Aguilera Ain't To Proud To Beg Temptations All About That Bass Megan Trainer Blame It On The Boogie Michael Jackson Can You Feel It Michael Jackson Chameloen Herbie Hancok Cissy Strut The Meters Come Together The Beatles Crazy Gnarls Barkley Crazy In Love Beyonce Dancing Machiene Michael Jackson Disco Inferno The Trammps Don't Stop Till You Get Enough MJ Forget You Ceelo Green Funk The Intro Tower Of Power Get Back The Beatles Get Down On It Kool & The Gang Get Down Tonight KC & The Sunshine Band Get Lucky Daft Punk Golden Jill Scott Got To Get You Into My Life The Beatles Happy Pharrell Williams Heatwave The Supremes Higher and Higher Jackie Wilson Hotel California The Eagles How Will I Know Whitney Houston I Can Feel My Face The Weekend I Heard It Thru The Grapevine Marvin Gaye I Wish Stevie Wonder Im Coming Out Diana Ross Is This Love Bob Marley Jungle Boogie Kool & The Gang Legal Tender Hipstamatics Lets Groove Tonight Earth Wind & Fire Love Never Felt So Good Michael Jackson Love Rollercoaster The Ohio Players Lovely Day Bill Withers Mercy Duffy Respect Aretha Franklin Rock With You Michael Jackson Rocksteady Aretha Franklin Satisfaction The Rolling Stones Septermber Earth Wind & Fire Seven Nation Army The White Stripes Sex Machine James Brown Shaft In Africa The Mighty Showstoppers Shake Your Body Jackson Signed Sealed Delivered Stevie Wonder Sir Duke Stevie Wonder Smells Like Teen Spirit Nirvana Soul Power James Brown Suit and Tie Justin Timberlake Sunny Bobby Hebb Superstition Stevie Wonder Sweet Soul Music Hipstamatics Take Me Out Franz Ferdinand Take Me To The River Al Green Tell Me Something Good Chaka Khan Thank You For The Flowers Hipstamatics That’s The Way (I Like it) KC & The Sunshine Band The Fashion Meter Hipstamatics The Weight The Band Thriller Michael Jackson Tightrope Janelle Monae To Be Real Cheryl Lynn Treasure Bruno Mars Uptight Stevie Wonder Uptown Funk Mark Ronson/ Bruno Mars Use Me Bill Withers Valerie Amy Winehouse Waterfalls TLC B Hipstamatics Move On Up Curtis Mayfield My Girl Temptations Naughty Girl Beyonce Night in Tunisia Chaka Khan Nobody's Baby Sharon Jones Papa's Got A Brand New Bag James Brown .

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