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Song List As Often As Possible theVIPs We keep current on Billboard Top 40 Hits and update our song list as often as possible Recent Songs Added Scream and Shout Will I Am Locked Out of Heaven Bruno Mars Treasure Bruno Mars Glad You Came The Wanted Everybody Talks Neon Trees Could You Be Loved Bob Marley Blurred Lines / Kiss mash up Robin Thicke / Prince Moves Like Jagger Maroon 5 Love Somebody Maroon 5 One More Night Maroon 5 Get Lucky Daft Punk Jump Van Halen Hey Soul Sister Train Sweet Child of Mine Guns and Roses Apologize One Republic A Little Respect Erasure Always Something There to Remind Me Naked Eyes Are You Gonna Go My Way Lenny Kravitz Beautiful Girls B.O.B. Billie Jean Michael Jackson Bizarre Love Triangle New Order Boogie Shoes KC and the Sunshine Band Brick House Commodores theVIPs Song List, November 2013 www.theVIPsBand.com California Girls (with Female Singer Option) Katie Perry Caught Up Usher Centerfold J. Geils Band Chasing Cars Snow Patrol Come On Eileen Dexy’s Midnight Runners Crazy in Love Beyoncé Disco Inferno The Trammps Don’t Stop Believin’ Journey Don’t Stop Til You Get Enough M. Jackson Don’t You Forget About Me Simple Minds Don’t You Want Me Human League Father Figure George Michael Fields of Gold Sting Fire Jimi Hendrix Forget You Cee Lo Greene Get Down Tonight KC and the Sunshine Band Get Into the Groove (Female Singer Option Madonna Give It To Me Baby Rick James Good Times Chic Got to Be Real Cheryl Lynn Have I Told You Lately Rod Stewart Hey Ya Outkast theVIPs Song List, November 2013 www.theVIPsBand.com Hora Medley theVIPs Hungry Like The Wolf Duran Duran I Gotta Feelin’ Black Eyed Peas I Melt with You Modern English In Your Eyes Peter Gabriel Jenny 867-5309 Tommy Tutone Jesse’s Girl Rick Springfield Jungle Love Morris Day and the Time Lady Marmalade Patty Labelle Let’s Dance David Bowie Let’s Go Crazy Prince Le Freak Chic Let’s Groove Earth Wind and Fire Let’s Get It On Marvin Gaye Let’s Stay Together Al Green Livin’ on a Prayer Bon Jovi Makes Me Wonder Maroon 5 Mercy Duffy Miss You The Rolling Stones Mr. Brightside The Killers My Prerogative Bobby Brown New Sensation INXS theVIPs Song List, November 2013 www.theVIPsBand.com Oh What A Night Four Seasons One U2 Purple Rain Prince Rebel Yell Billy Idol Relax Frankie Goes To Hollywood Rio Duran Duran September Earth Wind and Fire Sexy Back Justin Timberlake Shake your Body Michael Jackson She Will Be Loved Maroon 5 Situation Yaz Slave to Love Bryan Ferry Streets Have No Name U2 Summer of 69 Bryan Adams Super Freak Rick James Sweet Caroline Neil Diamond Sweet Home Alabama Lynyrd Skynyrd Tainted Love Soft Cell Take On Me Aha That’s the Way KC and the Sunshine Band Time After Time Cyndi Lauper Uprising Muse theVIPs Song List, November 2013 www.theVIPsBand.com Walk This Way Aerosmith We Will Rock You Queen What A Wonderful World Louis Armstrong Wicked Game Chris Isaak With or Without You U2 Wonderful Tonight Eric Clapton You Give Love a Bad Name Bon Jovi You Give Me Something James Morrison You Should Be Dancing Bee Gees You Spin Me Dead or Alive Wanted Dead or Alive Bon Jovi theVIPs Song List, November 2013 www.theVIPsBand.com .
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