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Ridin' Thumb is a Danish soul/funk orchestra formed in 1989 by the two guitarists Martin Finding and Nicolai Halberg. In 1997, Jonas Winge Leisner replaced Niels H.P. as the lead vocalist. Their style can be compared to artists such as Tower of Power and Jamiroquai. The group has released four full-length albums and one EP.
The band usually unites for an annual concert between Christmas and New Year's Eve. The concerts are held at the Copenhagen Jazz House.
| Year | Album | Peak positions | Notes |
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| 1994 | Different Moves, Different Grooves (Sundance) | Track list
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| 2000 | 21st Century Funk (Sundance) | Track list
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| 2002 | Work It Out (Sundance) | Track list
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| 2014 | People (Sundance) | 39 | Track list
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| Date | Song title | PAlbum |
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| 1994 | "In The Middle" | Different Strokes, Different Folks |
| "Different Strokes, Different Folks" | ||
| 2000 | "The Future" | 21st Century Funk |
| "Make It Right" | ||
| 2002 | "Party Down" | Work It Out |
| "Work It Out" | ||
| "Back Again" | ||
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