The Natural Bridge Bunch was an obscure funk/soul band of the 1970s, best known for their work with renowned producer Jerry Williams Jr., also known as Swamp Dogg. Their signature sound was characterized by raw, energetic rhythms and soulful vocals, with a distinctly Southern flair. Though they didn't achieve widespread commercial success, their only album, "Pig Snoots and Nehi Red," has been recognized as a significant contribution to the funk and soul genre. The group's unique blend of gritty funk and soulful ballads, coupled with Swamp Dogg's eccentric production style, has earned them a cult following among music enthusiasts.