The was a Trojan horse. On the surface, it sounds like a standard, feel-good, funk-infused rock tune. But lyrically and rhythmically, it carries a subtle pride. The hand-drum feel of the rhythm guitar and the celebratory, communal chanting of "Come and get your love" mirror traditional pow-wow call-and-response patterns. By releasing this as a single, Redbone smuggled Native American musicality into every jukebox and AM radio station in America.
Before the album edits, before the extended fade-outs, there was the 45. The single. The three-minute-and-thirty-second shot of pure, unadulterated sonic dopamine. Come and Get Your Love - Single Version