Artist	Song
Funkadelic	Get Off Your Ass and Jam
from Let's Take It to the Stage (2005)
P-Funk All Stars	Pumpin' It Up
from Urban Dancefloor Guerillas (1990)
War	Low Rider
from Best of War (2010)
The Jimmy Castor Bunch	It's Just Begun
from 16 Slabs of Funk (2002)
Tom Browne	Throw Down
from Browne Sugar (1998)
Rick James	Fire It Up
from Gold: Rick James (2005)
All The People	Cramp Your Style
from Miami Funk Volume 3 (2008)
Central Line	Walking Into Sunshine (Original Larry Levan 12" Mix)
from Funk Essentials: The 12" Collection and More - Full-Length Funk (1999)
Sun	Sun Is Here
from The Greatest Hits (1998)
Mass Production	Firecracker
from Firecrackers - The Best of Mass Production (2005)
Banbarra	Shack Up
from We Came to Funk You Out - Disco from the United Artists Label (2009)
Mandrill	Mango Meat
from The Best of Mandrill (1993)
Cymande	Bra
from Renegades of Funk (2004)
Earth, Wind & Fire	Moment of Truth
from Earth, Wind & Fire (2008)
Ray Parker, Jr.	For Those Who Like to Groove
from Ray Parker, Jr.: Greatest Hits (1990)
Heatwave	Ain't No Half Steppin'
from The Best of Heatwave - Always and Forever (1996)
Bootsy Collins	Body Slam
from Back In the Day: The Best of Bootsy (2007)
The J.B.'s & Fred Wesley	If You Don't Get It the First Time, Back Up and Try It Again, Party
from Funky Good Time: The Anthology (2009)
Mtume	Hips
from Juicy Fruit (1989)
Darondo	Legs
from Let My People Go (2006)
The O'Jays	Work On Me
from Travelin' At the Speed of Thought (2007)
Average White Band & Ben E. King	Get It Up for Love
from Benny and Us (2005)
Tower of Power	What Is Hip?
from The Very Best of Tower of Power: The Warner Years (2005)
The Time	The Walk
from What Time Is It? (2008)
Ohio Players	Fire
from 20th Century Masters - The Millennium Collection: The Best of Ohio Players (2000)

Comment:

There ain't no other place but [i]Funk Workout[/i] Deep Cuts where you're gonna find motivational tracks locked into your specific hot spots — where the elastic-fantastic groove of Mtume is applied directly to shapin' up your "Hips," and where Darondo helps you glam up the gams with a bass-heavy "Legs." War is in charge of your cardio routine with the down-low sounds of "Heartbeat," while superfreak legends the P-Funk All Stars go for a full-body approach in the aptly titled "Pumpin' It Up."

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