- “Attitude Dance“ {Emilio Castillo; Stephen Kupka} – Tower of Power – Monster on a Leash [Epic: 1991]
Tom Bowes on vocals; Nick Milo on keys. - “Sonnymoon for Two” {Sonny Rollins} – Hank Crawford – The World of Hank Crawford [Milestone: 2000]
Danny Mixon, organ; Melvin Sparks, guitar; Kenny Washington, drums. - “Splanky” {Neal Hefti} – Jimmy McGriff & Hank Crawford Quartet – Blues Groove [Telarc: 1995]
Wayne Boyd, guitar; Vance James, drums. - “Sing a Simple Song” {Sylvester Stewart} – Maceo Parker – Funk Overload [What Are Records: 1998]
Will Boulware: organ, synth - “Mighty Mighty” {Maurice White; Verdine White} – Charlie Hunter – Songs from the Analog Playground [Blue Note: 2001]
Theryl DeClouet, vocal; John Ellis, tenor sax. - “Happy People” – Kenny Garrett – Happy People
- “Caveman Boogie” – Lesette Wilson – Now That I’ve Got Your Attention
- “The Other Side” – Cannonball Adderley – Why Am I Treated So Bad?
- “The Congregation” – Johnny Griffin – The Congregation
- “Well, You Needn’t” – Jimmy Smith – Jimmy Smith at the Organ, Volume 3
- “Stomp Yo’ Feets” – Organissimo – This Is the Place
- “Too Hot to Hold” – The UFOs – Keb Darge’s Legendary Deep Funk, Vol. 1
- “What Is Hip? (Live)” – Tower of Power – Live and in Living Color [1976]
- “Youth of the World” – Maceo Parker – Funkoverload
Background music: “Freedom Jazz Dance” – Brian Auger’s Oblivion Express – Second Wind
