Come and Get Your Love was recorded by the Native American rock band Redbone and released as a single in 1974, reaching the top five in the United States. Decades later it found a new audience when it opened Marvel's Guardians of the Galaxy in 2014, playing over Peter Quill's dance through an alien temple. That scene turned a seventies radio hit into a modern pop-culture shorthand for confidence and fun, and the song has since been reused constantly in dance videos, montages and throwback edits online.
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The upbeat Redbone hit Come and Get Your Love, best known from Guardians of the Galaxy, used as a feel-good intro, dance edit, or nostalgic throwback sound.
This clip captures the opening groove of Redbone's Come and Get Your Love, with its instantly recognisable bass line, warm vocal harmony and breezy seventies funk rhythm. The guitars bounce along lightly while the chorus builds into a sunny, carefree hook that feels made for walking, dancing or starting something fun. Listeners tend to smile as soon as it starts, because the melody is both nostalgic and effortlessly upbeat. It works as a mood-lifter rather than a punchline, turning an ordinary moment into something warmer, lighter and a little cinematic.
