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Horn Section Charts Traded Charts List – Updated May 28, 2004 Horn Section Charts Traded Charts List – Updated May 28, 2004 1,2,3 (3) Gloria Estefan 1000 Dances (4) Wilson Pickett A Little Knowledge Is a Dangerous Thing (5) Tower of Power Ain’t No Sunshine (6) Bobby Blue Bland Ain’t Nobody (6) Chaka Kahn Ain’t Nobody (4) Chaka Kahn Along Comes A Woman (6) Chicago America the Beautiful (13) Big Band Attitude Dance (6) Tower of Power Attitude Dance (3) Tower of Power Baby Love (5) Mothers Finest Back In Love Again (5) LTD Bad Girls (3) Donna Summer Bang Bang (6) David Sanborn Beat It (3) Michael Jackson Best of my Love (3) The Emotions Billy Jean (6) Michael Jackson Birthday (3) The Beatles Blame it on the Boogy (5) The Jacksons Boogie Man (3) KC & The Sunshine Boogie Nights (6) Heatwave Boogie Oogie Oogie (6) A Taste of Honey Boogie Wonderland (4) Earth, Wind & Fire Brick House (5) The Commodores Brown Eyed Girl (4) Van Morrison Can’t Hide Love (4) Earth, Wind & Fire Can’t Take My Eyes Off Of You (5) Frankie Valley Carwash (4) Rose Royce Carwash (5) Rose Royce Cold Day in Hell (3) Gary Moore Cold Sweat (6) James Brown Come on Eileen (6) Save Ferris Conga (6) Gloria Estefan Credit (4) Tower of Power Cut the Cake (3) Average White Band Cut the Cake (5) Average White Band Dance to the Music (5) Sly & The Family Stone Dancin’ in the Street (3) Martha Reeves Dancin’ in the Street (4) Martha Reeves Dancin’ in the Street (Version 2) (4) Martha Reeves Dark End of the Street (4) The Commitments Disco Inferno (3) The Trammps Disco Inferno (6) The Trammps Does Anybody Really Know What Time It Is? (6) Chicago Doin’ da Butt (6) Cameo Domino (6) Van Morrison Don’t Change Horses In The Middle Of the Stream (6) Tower of Power Down to the Nightclub (4) Tower of Power Dr. Feelgood (3) James Brown Easy Money (4) Billy Joel Ebony Jam (6) Tower of Power Ebony Jam (Version 2) (6) Tower of Power Fanfare & You Know It (5) Tower of Power Feelin’ Alright (4) Joe Cocker Feelin’ Alright (5) Joe Cocker Fly Me To The Moon (3) Frank Sinatra Fun Time (4) Bruce Willis Get Down Tonight (5) KC & The Sunshine Band Get On Your Feet (3) Gloria Estefan Gimme Some Lovin’ (5) Steve Winwood Give Me The Proof (6) Tower of Power Give Up The Funk (4) George Clinton Going Back To Louisiana (3) Delbert McClinton Gonna Fly Now (3) Maynard Ferguson Got The Feelin/Cold Sweat (3) James Brown Got To Be Real (3) Cheryl Lynn Got To Get You Into My Life (5) Earth, Wind & Fire Grazin’ In The Grass (6) Boney James Hard To Handle (5) The Commitments Heart of Rock & Roll (6) Huey Lewis Higher & Higher (5) Jackie Wilson Higher Ground (4) Stevie Wonder Higher Life (6) Steve Winwood Hip Teens (5) Frank Popp Ensemble Hunk of Burning Love (11) Big Band I Can’t Stand the Rain (2) Tina Turner I Don’t Hate You Anymore (5) Vaya Con Dios I Feel Good (5) James Brown I Heard It Through The Grapevine (5) Marvin Gaye I Heard It Through The Grapevine (4) Marvin Gaye I Just Wanna Make Love To You (6) Debbie Davis I Like Your Style (6) Tower of Power I Love You More Today Than Yesterday (3) Spiral Staircase I Need To Know (6) Marc Anthony I Want You Back (6) The Jackson 5 I Will Survive (5) Gloria Gaynor I Wish (3) Stevie Wonder If You Wanna Boogie (4) Brecker Brothers I’m A Believer (6) Smashmouth Imaginary People (6) Uptown Horns Imagine (6) Randy Crawford In The Stone (3) Earth, Wind & Fire In The Stone (5) Earth, Wind & Fire In These Shoes (6) Bette Midler It’s Been A Long Long Time (13) Big Band James Bond Theme (6) Henry Mancini Jump, Jive and Wail (6) Louis Prima Jungle Boogie (6) Kool & The Gang Keep Me Hangin’ On (5) Diana Ross Kids (4) Robbie Williams Kiss (4) Tom Jones Knock On Wood (3) Otis Redding Knock On Wood (5) Eddie Floyd Lady Marmalade (4) Patti La Belle Lady Marmalade (6) Patti La Belle Last Dance (4) Donna Summer La Freak (3) Chic Let It Snow (5) Chicago Lets Dance, Lets Shout (3) Michael Jackson Living In America (4) James Brown Livin La Vida Loca (3) Ricky Martin Loaded (6) Ricky Martin Lookin’ For A Fox (4) The Blues Brothers Love & Happy (3) Al Green Love Roller Coaster (6) Ohio Players Low Down (3) Boz Scaggs Mac the Knife (13) Big Band Mac the Knife (4) Bobby Darin Me & Mrs. Jones (5) Billy Paul Minnie the Moocher (5) Big Bad Voodoo Daddy Monster on A Leash (5) Tower of Power Mother Popcorn (4) James Brown Mr. Big Stuff (3) Aretha Franklin Mr. Pitiful (3) Otis Redding Mr. Toads Wild Ride (5) Tower of Power My Papa Was A Rolling Stone (4) Temptations Natural Woman (6) Aretha Franklin Never Can Say Goodbye (6) Gloria Gaynor Nutbush City Limits (5) Ike & Tina Turner Oya Como Va (6) Santana Pick Up The Pieces (5) Candy Dulfer Play That Funky Music (5) Wild Cherry Please Don’t Let Me Be Misunderstood (6) Santa Esmerelda Popsicle Toes (3) Michael Frank Reelin’ In The Years (5) Steely Dan Respect (3) Aretha Franklin River Deep Mountain High (4) Tina Turner Rock This Town (5) Brian Setzer Orchestra Rock This Town (6) Brian Setzer Orchestra Rubberband Man (3) The Spinners Santa Claus Is Coming To Town (3) Bruce Springsteen Secret Agent Man (5) Johnny Rivers Serpentine Fire (3) Earth, Wind & Fire Sexy MF (4) Prince Shake Your Booty (3) KC & The Sunshine Band Shake Your Groove Thing (6) Peaches & Herb She’s Lookin’ Good (4) Wilson Pickett Shining Star (5) Earth, Wind & Fire Some Funk (3) Spice Soul With A Capitol “S” (4) Tower of Power Soul With A Capitol “S” (5) Tower of Power Souled Out (4) Tower of Power Souled Out (5) Tower of Power Stagger Lee (6) Wilson Pickett Standing on Shaky Ground (5) Delbert McClinton Street Life (3) Crusaders Superstition (3) Earth, Wind & Fire Superstition (5) Earth, Wind & Fire Sweet Talkin’ (4) Paul Young Take You Higher (3) Sly & the Family Stone Talkin’ Loud (5) Incognito Taxed To the Max (6) Tower of Power Tenth Avenue Freeze Out (4) Bruce Springsteen Thank You Falletin Me (3) Sly & the Family That’s The Way of the World (6) Earth, Wind & Fire The House That Jack Built (6) Aretha Franklin Theme from Starsky & Hutch (4) TV Show Theme There’s Only So Much Oil In The Ground (4) Tower of Power Threading the Needle (6) Liquid Soul Thriller (4) Michael Jackson Tightrope (3) Stevie Ray Vaughn Turn Your Love Around (3) George Benson Unchain My Heart (4) Joe Cocker Wake Up Sunshine (4) Chicago Walk The Dinosaur (5) Was Not Was Walkin’ On Sunshine (5) Katrina & The Waves We Are Family (5) Sister Sledge What Do You Want For Love (3) Bobby Caldwell Whatcha See Is What You Get (3) The Dramatics When Something Is Wrong (5) Linda Ronstadt Whisper Your Name (4) Harry Connick Jr. Who’s Makin’ Love (5) Johnnie Taylor Workin’ In A Soul Mine (6) Average White Band Would I Lie To You (6) Eurythmics Yakety Sax (13) Big Band version You Need Love Like I Do (4) Tom Jones You Ought To Be Having Fun (6) Tower of Power You Should Be Dancin’ (6) Bee Gees Your Love Is Lifing Me Higher & Higher (4) Otis Redding You’ve Got to Funkafize (4) Tower of Power 190 Charts .
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