Chocobo Theme - 60s Surf Big Band Version (The 8-Bit Big Band)

A surf rock / 60s pop inspired arrangement of the famous Chocobo Theme composed originally by Nobuo Uematsu for the Final Fantasy series! First heard in Final Fantasy II, it’s received many arrangements since then. This one features a ripping guitar solo, and some other famous Surf Rock quotes thrown in for good measure including “Miserlou“ and “Walk Don’t Run“ Hope you enjoy!! Long live video game music :) THIS SONG AND FULL ALBUMS AVAILABLE ON ALL STREAMING SERVICES and BANDCAMP! Spotify ► BandCamp ► Apple Music ► Amazon Music ► Follow us on social for behind the scenes video and updates on new stuff! Instagram ► Discord ► TikTok ► @the8bitbigband Twitter ► “The 8-Bit Big Band“ is a 30-65 member Jazz/pops orchestra that formed to celebrate and realize some of the best themes from video game music from all consoles and eras arranged in a large ensemble Jazz/Pop/Rock setting! Blending together timeless musical themes from Nintendo, Sega, Playstation, and more then re-arranging them in genres and styles of all musical inspirations, The 8-Bit Big Band has members from all around the world, but most reside primarily in New York City, and are some of the most highly sought after musicians and performers. Band leader/Arranger/Orchestrated by: FULL CREDITS: Guitar - Conrad - @conradmusic_ Alto Sax 1 - Andrew Gould Alto Sax 2 - Josh Plotner Tenor Sax 1 - Sam Dillon Tenor Sax 2 - Zac Zinger Bari Sax - Andrew Gutauskas Trumpet 1 - Bryan Davis Trumpet 2 - John Lake Trumpet 3 - Benny Benack III Trumpet 4 - Danny Jonokuchi Trombone 1- Alex Jeun Trombone 2 - Nick Grinder Trombone 3 - Mariel Bildsten Bass Trombone - Ron Wilkins Piano - Natalie Tenenbaum Bass/Organ - Charlie Rosen Drums - Jared Schonig Arrangements and Production - Charlie Rosen Engineered and Mixed by John Kilgore Mastered by Alan Silverman at Arf Mastering Shot and Edited by Halleloo Productions VFX/Animation by Taylor Russell Thumbnail art by @MikeKILLUZ #the8bitbigband #videogamemusic #videogamejazz