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Strange Neighbors material successfully combines elements from many styles of popular music with one common theme: it all makes you wanna dance!
For instance the song "Real Good Dancer," a song written in tribute to the fans that dance to the Strange Neighbors, combines a lightning quick ska guitar rhythm with an amazing dance club like drum beat. The song is then narrated to the audience with a tongue twistingly quick harmony laced vocal line that's locked up tight with a running bass riff that never seems to stop; until that magic moment in the chorus arrives where the band and the fans alike stop and scream, "Damn, you're a Real Good Dancer!" This is immediately punctuated with a driving rock-n-roll guitar solo that takes the band soaring up to new levels.
Many other Strange Neighbors songs combine influences ranging from; reggae to R&B, funk, blues, folk, jazz and even a little bluegrass, all the while maintaining that unique "Strange Neighbors" sound.
Streaming Audio
Real Good Dancer
Freight Train
Retro-Voodoo-Pseudo-Guru
Comfort Me
Fire
Mp3 Downloads
Real Good Dancer
Freight Train
Retro-Voodoo-Pseudo-Guru
Comfort Me
Fire
Although a majority of the Strange Neighbors sets are full of original material, the band is know for breaking out a few good cover songs per show. Below is a list of artists that you might hear the Strange Neighbors cover:Grateful Dead, Phish, Bob Dylan, Cream, Government Mule, The Doobie Brothers, Santana, The Allman Brothers, Led Zepplin, Bob Marley, Blind Faith, Jack Johnson, Ben Harper, Van Morrison, The Doors, Crosby Stills & Nash, Moe...ect.