Come and Get Your Love was originally recorded by the American rock band Redbone and released in 1974, becoming one of the band's biggest hits. It found a new audience decades later when it opened the 2014 film Guardians of the Galaxy, soundtracking Peter Quill's dance on an alien planet. That scene turned the song into a shorthand for confident, joyful nostalgia online, and creators still reach for its opening groove for edits, dances and feel-good moments.
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The upbeat opening of Redbone's Come and Get Your Love, made famous by Guardians of the Galaxy, used for feel-good edits, dance clips and nostalgic montages.
This clip captures the instantly recognisable, feel-good groove of Come and Get Your Love, with its bright guitar riff, warm vocals and easy, swinging rhythm that invites listeners to nod along. The sound feels sunny and carefree, like the opening moments of a road trip or a dance scene, and it immediately sets a light, optimistic mood. Because the melody is so familiar, it works as a burst of nostalgia that makes a video feel joyful, confident and effortlessly cool without needing any dialogue.