positive reviews within the Funk/Soul scene and enabled the band to embark upon their first headline Australian, U.K and European tour that year. The Bamboos live show had evolved by this time into a non-stop "live mix"-style set where each song segued into the next. It was a format influenced by artists such as James Brown and Breakestra. The album title track "Step It Up" gained visibility with its use in high-rating U.S TV shows Greys Anatomy and Ugly Betty. Melbourne vocalist Kylie Auldist officially joined the band full-time in 2006 debuting on stage at Meredith Music Festival. In 2007, The Bamboos released their second studio album Rawville, which marked a stylistic move towards more vocal-based material and featured vocalists Kylie Auldist, Tyra Hammond, Fallon Williams and Ohmega Watts. Rawville was described by UK-based IDJ Magazine as "arguably the best funk album of the modern era". The band embarked on another tour that encompassed Australia and Europe. In 2008, The Bamboos released their third studio album, Side-Stepper. The album included contributions from guest vocalists Megan Washington, Paul Macinnes and TY. Side-Stepper featured the singles "King of the Rodeo" and "I Can't Help Myself", which was nominated in the "Blues & Roots Work of the Year "category in the APRA Music Awards of 2010. Original band member keyboardist Ben Grayson left the band at this point and was replaced by Dustin Mclean. Later in 2008, The Bamboos released a live album, Listen! Hear! The Bamboos Live!, compiled from shows during a week-long residency supporting The Cat Empire at The Metro Theatre in Sydney. 2010–2014: 4, Medicine Man and Fever in the Road In 2010, The Bamboos released their fourth studio album, 4. Kano Hollamby produced the album cover artwork which depicts the band looking out of framed boxes, and two video clips were produced for the album's opening singles. UK's Blues & Soul Magazine called it "Simply Stunning" and "an Instant Classic". Once again, the band supported the album with an Australian and European tour. The song "On the Sly" was later used in a scene of the hit U.S movie Crazy, Stupid, Love. "You Ain't No Good" featured on the U.S TV show Hellcats. In 2012, The Bamboos released their fifth studio album, Medicine Man. The album consisted of 12 vocal tracks, featuring Kylie Auldist and guests including Aloe Blacc, Daniel Merriweather, Tim Rogers, Megan Washington, Bobby Flynn and Ella