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Aaron Waters
Aaron Waters is best known as the vocalist on the 1993 theme song 'Go Go Power Rangers,' which was created for the Mighty Morphin Power Rangers television...
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5-4-1
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Butt Funkin'
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Combat
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Cross My Line
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Fight
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Freestyle
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Go Fly Win
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Go Go Power Rangers
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Go Green ranger, Go
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Go Greenranger, Go
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I Will Win
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Maniac
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Pavlov's Frothing Dogs
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Porno
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Shake It
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Aaron Waters is best known as the vocalist on the 1993 theme song 'Go Go Power Rangers,' which was created for the Mighty Morphin Power Rangers television series. He worked with composer Ron Wasserman on the track, and it became an immediate hit. The song's success came through his band The Mighty Raw, which he formed with Wasserman in the early 1990s.
Beyond that theme, Waters and The Mighty Raw released other material, including songs like 'Go Green ranger, Go,' 'Porno,' and 'Combat.' The band's lineup included Derek Hartley on guitar, Dean Johnson on bass, and Michael Johnson on drums. They put out albums such as 'The Mighty Raw' in 1994 and 'Warrior' in 1995.
After The Mighty Raw disbanded around 2002, Waters continued as a solo artist, releasing a self-titled album in 2003. His catalog includes tracks like '5-4-1' and 'Butt Funkin'.' While much of his recognition stems from the Power Rangers anthem, these other songs show a broader range in his work.
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