HBCU Bands we will need some Frankie Beverly (RIP) song arrangements this weekend.
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Frankie Beverly is a musical icon and an HBCU marching band favorite.
The lead singer of the iconic band Frankie Beverly and Maze passed away at age 77, according to a statement released by his family.
The Philadelphia, PA native was a frequent performer at HBCU homecomings for decades, and his music has been a staple of HBCU bands for just as long.
Here are five standout renditions of Frankie Beverly and Maze songs by HBCU marching bands available on YouTube:
1. **Jackson State University Sonic Boom – “Happy Feelings” **
The “Sonic of Boom” performs a vibrant rendition of “Happy Feelings” by Maze. Their execution stands out for its precision and crowd engagement during live performances.
View: https://youtu.be/lwgoudGIFYE?si=iRmlUcnYHPPlezRl
2. **Southern University Human Jukebox – “Before I Let Go”**
This iconic anthem often associated with Black celebrations gets an exhilarating treatment from Southern University’s Human Jukebox. Their powerful brass section and signature energy make this a fan favorite during homecomings.
View: https://youtu.be/cP0SIPN50Oc
3. **Southern University – “We Are One”**
Known for their dynamic shows, Southern University’s “Human Jukebox” delivers a soulful version of “We Are One.” Their arrangement balances a strong groove with a smooth delivery, paying homage to the classic.
View: https://youtu.be/UcjDSEkqMZ8
4. **North Carolina A&T State University – “Before I Let Go”**
The Blue and Gold Marching Machine offers another beloved performance of this Frankie Beverly classic. Their rendition is polished and heartfelt, often accompanied by elaborate dance routines, adding a unique flair to the music.
View: https://youtu.be/kpxLW_Mf1-o
5. **Jackson State – “Can’t Get Over You”**
The “Sonic “Boom of the South” delivers a soulful and intricate performance of “Can’t Get Over You.” Their ability to blend smooth melodies with powerful instrumentation makes their performance a standout.
View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VOFJmrTLnhk
Without a doubt, Frankie Beverly will be missed, but his music will live on through HBCU bands.
hbcugameday.com
The lead singer of the iconic band Frankie Beverly and Maze passed away at age 77, according to a statement released by his family.
The Philadelphia, PA native was a frequent performer at HBCU homecomings for decades, and his music has been a staple of HBCU bands for just as long.
Here are five standout renditions of Frankie Beverly and Maze songs by HBCU marching bands available on YouTube:
1. **Jackson State University Sonic Boom – “Happy Feelings” **
The “Sonic of Boom” performs a vibrant rendition of “Happy Feelings” by Maze. Their execution stands out for its precision and crowd engagement during live performances.
View: https://youtu.be/lwgoudGIFYE?si=iRmlUcnYHPPlezRl
2. **Southern University Human Jukebox – “Before I Let Go”**
This iconic anthem often associated with Black celebrations gets an exhilarating treatment from Southern University’s Human Jukebox. Their powerful brass section and signature energy make this a fan favorite during homecomings.
View: https://youtu.be/cP0SIPN50Oc
3. **Southern University – “We Are One”**
Known for their dynamic shows, Southern University’s “Human Jukebox” delivers a soulful version of “We Are One.” Their arrangement balances a strong groove with a smooth delivery, paying homage to the classic.
View: https://youtu.be/UcjDSEkqMZ8
4. **North Carolina A&T State University – “Before I Let Go”**
The Blue and Gold Marching Machine offers another beloved performance of this Frankie Beverly classic. Their rendition is polished and heartfelt, often accompanied by elaborate dance routines, adding a unique flair to the music.
View: https://youtu.be/kpxLW_Mf1-o
5. **Jackson State – “Can’t Get Over You”**
The “Sonic “Boom of the South” delivers a soulful and intricate performance of “Can’t Get Over You.” Their ability to blend smooth melodies with powerful instrumentation makes their performance a standout.
View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VOFJmrTLnhk
Without a doubt, Frankie Beverly will be missed, but his music will live on through HBCU bands.
Frankie Beverly left his mark on the HBCU world
Frankie Beverly is gone, but the soul singer left a huge musical legacy on the world, including HBCU marching bands.
hbcugameday.com
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