Description
Solar Power are a 5 piece Soul / Disco Band guaranteed to bring a dancing / party atmosphere whenever they perform. Playing soul classics from such artists as Otis Redding, Joe Tex and the Tramps. There are no backing tracks and everything is performed ‘live’.
Although only formed early in 2002 ago they are a mixture of Manchester’s finest musicians with many years performing and recording expertise.
Solar Power are guaranteed to fill the dance floor with their infectious choice of soul, funk and disco classics.
Their repertoire consists of:-
I Feel Good – James Brown
Too Hot To Handle – Otis Redding
Disco Inferno – Tramps
Play That Funky Music – Wild Cherry
I’ve been loving you – Otis Redding
Cant Turn You Loose – Otis Redding
Mustang Sally – Wilson Pickett
Gimme Some Lovin – Spencer Davis Group
Get Ready – The Temtations
Long Train Running – The Doobie Brothers
Soul Sister, Brown – Sugar Sam and Dave
Barefootin – Ray Parker
Show Me – Joe Tex
Too Hot To Handle – Otis Redding
Disco Inferno – Tramps
Play That Funky Music – Wild Cherry
I’ve been loving you – Otis Redding
Cant Turn You Loose – Otis Redding
Mustang Sally – Wilson Pickett
Gimme Some Lovin – Spencer Davis Group
Get Ready – The Temtations
Long Train Running – The Doobie Brothers
Soul Sister, Brown – Sugar Sam and Dave
Barefootin – Ray Parker
Show Me – Joe Tex
Stand By Me – Ben E King
Sweet Soul Music – Arthur Conley
Higher And Higher – Jackie Wilson
My Girl – The Temptations Hold Back The Night The Tramps
I Wish – Stevie Wonder
SOS – Edwin Starr
Mr Pitiful – Otis Redding
Higher Ground – Stevie Wonder
Midnight Hour – Wilson Pickett
Pick Up The Pieces – Average White Band
Knock On Wood – Eddie Floyd
Baker Street – Gerry Rafferty
Sweet Soul Music – Arthur Conley
Higher And Higher – Jackie Wilson
My Girl – The Temptations Hold Back The Night The Tramps
I Wish – Stevie Wonder
SOS – Edwin Starr
Mr Pitiful – Otis Redding
Higher Ground – Stevie Wonder
Midnight Hour – Wilson Pickett
Pick Up The Pieces – Average White Band
Knock On Wood – Eddie Floyd
Baker Street – Gerry Rafferty
