Cheerful, forward-leaning funk with an anticipatory title, running a generous 2:45 for full-length use. Bright and rhythm-driven, suited to lead-ins and continuity.
The moodiest cue here — sultry, darker-toned funk with a slow-burn attitude over two and a half minutes. Sexy without being cheerful, which sets it apart from the rest of the set.
Head-nodding, sultry funk built around a steady mid-tempo pocket across two and a half minutes. Sits low and repetitive by design, making it a strong bed for dialogue or narration.
Upbeat funk with a slightly edgier title but the same happy, sexy character as its neighbours, running 1:40. Tight and forward-moving without becoming tense.
Fast-moving, mischievous funk whose title suggests pursuit and petty crime, running just over two minutes. Playful rather than menacing, driven by rhythm section and groove.
A 29-second period funk stab, the shortest item here — cool and tight, with the late-seventies reference baked into the title. Pure transition or ident material.
The longest cue on the set at just under three minutes, with a happy, sensual and easygoing funk feel that matches its title. Good for extended sequences that need warmth rather than punch.
Cheerful and confident funk with a swaggering, cool character across nearly three minutes. Its length and steady drive make it a natural full-length montage or main-title option.
Relaxed, cool-headed funk designed to sit back in the mix, at a tidy two minutes. Steady rhythm groove with little dynamic escalation, leaving room over the top.
The brass-forward cue of the collection, with a punchy horn-section hook driving a happy, strutting funk groove across nearly three minutes. The most assertive and celebratory track here.
Cool, unhurried funk with a private, after-hours feel implied by the title, running a comfortable two and a half minutes. Groove-first and steady, with no big lift.
A one-minute burst of upbeat, cheeky funk whose title points at comic misfortune. The short length makes it a punchline cue or a fast montage rather than a bed.
Cool and smooth rather than driving — a laid-back funk pocket with a relaxed swagger. Short at a minute and a half, so it slots neatly under a single scene or a mid-length promo.
Happy, playful funk with a sexy undertow, sitting in a mid-length two-and-a-half-minute form that suits a montage from start to finish. Groove-led and bright rather than moody.
The album's most literal period piece: a cheerful, full-length seventies funk workout built on tight rhythm guitar, bass and drums. Its near-three-minute run gives room for verse-and-break structure under a longer edit.
The only cue on this retro funk set with a lead vocal, delivering a cheerful, upbeat soul-funk shout over a classic rhythm-section groove. At just under two minutes it works as a bright needle-drop rather than an underscore bed.