Sheila E and the E-Train Sheila E/Netherlands 2025 Complete Soundboard Edition

This recording captures Sheila E.’s live performance at the NSJ Festival on July 11, 2013, in its entirety and with stunning soundboard recordings! The first half, centered around tracks from her album “Hella Fonk E,” opens with “Love Is Now,” followed by the Latin track “El Alma De Carnival” (credited to Pete Escobedo and featuring Sheila herself), followed by the funk ode to Oakland bands like “Oakland N Da House.” This is followed by the intro to Tower of Power’s “Fanfare Mantansuka,” followed by covers of “Stroke 75” and “Oakland Stroke” in a flowing style, followed by the Beatles’ “Yellow Submarine” and a cut from that album. Pete Escopedo, turning 90, was introduced, followed by Stevie Wonder’s “Don’t You Worry ‘Bout a Thing.” Cha-Cha and Sheila introduced Pete’s “La Cuna.” Sheila modestly admitted she might recognize the song before the Prince song “A Love Bizarre” finally arrived. Lynn then covered Mays’ “Happy Feelin’,” featuring Sheila’s vocal riff from “I’ll Take You There.” Then came “When the Saints Go Marching In,” a song Prince also covered live. Sheila’s tear-jerking cover of “The World Needs Love,” a song written by Hal David and Burt Bacharach and originally performed by Jackie DeShannon, not Dionne Warwick, and played by Los Angeles radio stations until President Kennedy’s death the following day. Finally, the show concluded with the long-awaited “The Glamorous Life.” Not only Prince, but you can also learn about Sheila’s roots through this top-quality soundboard live performance. Love Is Now El Alma De Carnival Truth Oakland N Da House Intro Oakland N Da House Fanfare Mantansuka – Stroke 75 – Oakland Stroke Yellow Submarine Sheila E. Drum Solo (incl. Kiss) introduce Pete Escovedo Don’t You Worry ‘Bout A Thing (Feat. Pete Escovedo) La Cuna (Feat. Pete Escovedo) A Love Bizarre Happy Feelin’ When The Saints Go Marching In What The World Needs Now Is Love The Glamorous Life North Sea Jazz Festival July 11 2025 The band members are Gabriel Severn: Bass (first time selected for this performance) Mychael Gabriel: Guitar (from Minnesota) Bertron Curtis: Keyboards Rose Ann Dimalanta: Keyboards (RAD. Lynn Mabry: Vocals (backing singer) Also, although I couldn’t confirm it in Sheila’s band introduction, it’s highly likely that the following people will also be participating: Daniel Rodriguez: Drums Fausto Cuevas: Percussion Johny Ayquipa: Trumpet Percy Recavarren: Trombone Rebecca Jade: Vocals Debi Nova: Vocals Jean Rodriguez: Vocals