25 or 6 to 4 –  Chicago Transit Authority (1970)

Colour My World – Chicago Transit Authority (1970)

Crossfire – Stevie Ray Vaughn (1989)

Devil With A Blue Dress On/Good Golly, Miss Molly

– Mitch Ryder & the Detroit Wheels (1966)

Flip, Flop & Fly – Downchild Blues Band (1973)

Get Ready – Rare Earth (1970)

Gimme Some Lovin' – Spencer Davis Group (1967)

Hard Habit to Break – Chicago (1984)

Hard to Say I'm Sorry/Get Away – Chicago (1982)

Hold On, I’m Comin’ – Sam & Dave (1966)

I Can't Turn You Loose – Otis Redding (1965)

I Feel Good – James Brown (1965)

I Love You More Than You’ll Ever Know

– Blood, Sweat & Tears (1968)

I'm a Man – Chicago Transit Authority (1970)

I Wish – Stevie Wonder (1976)

Knock On Wood – Eddie Floyd (1966)

Land of 1000 Dances – Wilson Pickett (1966)

Mama Told Me (Not to Come) – Three Dog Night (1970)

(In The) Midnight Hour – Wilson Pickett (1966)

Moondance – Van Morrison (1970)

Mustang Sally – Wilson Pickett (1966)

One Fine Morning – Lighthouse (1971)

Pappa's Gotta Brand New Bag – James Brown (1965)

Pick Up the Phone – Steve Negus, Powerhouse (199?)

Soul Man – Sam and Dave (1967)

Sweet Soul Music – Arthur Conley (1967)

Them Changes – Buddy Miles (1970)

Vehicle – Ides of March (1970)

What Have I Been Drinkin' – Powder Blues Band (1980)

When a Man Loves A Woman – Percy Sledge (1966)

Wine, Wine, Wine – Electric Flag (1968)

POWERHOUSE

Songlist

Both pictures are available in hi-resolution.  Please contact the band at cdn_musicman@hotmail.com for copies.

Above:The cover of the POWERHOUSE CD, released in the mid-90's.

The POWERHOUSE Stage Plot and Input List (above and below left) are also available in improved resolution, downloadable ppt (Microsoft Powerpoint) or pdf (Adobe compatible) versions by clicking HERE or by contacting the band at cdn_musicman@hotmail.com

POWERHOUSE, in its 25-year existence has played well over 1000 shows in festivals, clubs, theatres, private functions, corporate events in places everywhere from Chicago, Illinois to across the pond in Portugal and the Azores Islands.  The band was originally formed to emulate the 60's soul/horn bands revived again by the first Blues Brothers movie and has built a strong local following from its outset.  The band still retains its original Motown/Soul feel as new material and personnel have been added over the years.  POWERHOUSE continues to perform regularly, well into it's third decade, as there never seems to be a shortage of those who still enjoy the 'wall-of-sound' that is the trademark of the band that includes a full four-piece horn section and five lead vocalists.  For further information on the band, POWERHOUSE, please visit their website at: www.powerhouseband.info

Pick Up The Phone

– a band 'original' by POWERHOUSE drummer, Steve Negus

What Is Hip -- Tower of Power

Mustang Sally – Wilson Pickett

Mama Told Me (Not to Come) – Three Dog Night

I Feel Good – James Brown

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