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Radio City – Song List Funk, Motown, R&B, Soul Ain't Nobody, Chaka Radio City – Song List Footloose, Kenny Loggins Moondance, Van Morrison Hound Dog, Elvis Presley Moves Like Jagger, Maroon 5 Funk, Motown, R&B, Soul Go Your Own Way, Fleetwood Mac Ordinary People, John Legend I Heard It Through The Grapevine, Marvin Gaye Rehab, Amy Winehouse Ain’t Nobody, Chaka Khan I Saw Her Standing There, The Beatles Rock With You, Michael Jackson Ain't No Mountain, Marvin Gaye & Tammi Message in a Bottle, The Police Rolling In The Deep, Adele Terrell Never Tear Us Apart, INXS Rude, Magic! Ain't No Sunshine, Bill Withers Proud Mary, Ike & Tina Turner Say My Name, Destiny’s Child Blame It On The Boogie, Michael Jackson Riptide, Vance Joy Shape Of You, Ed Sheeran Feel Like Making Love, D'Angelo Shut Up And Dance, Walk The Moon Stay With Me, Sam Smith Heard It Through The Grapevine, Marvin Gaye Something, The Beatles Steal My Kisses, Ben Harper I Can’t Help Myself (Sugar Pie, Honey Bunch), The Chain, Fleetwood Mac Teardrops, Womack & Womack Four Tops Twist & Shout, The Beatles The Horses, Daryl Braithwaite I Feel Good, James Brown Walking On Sunshine, Katrina & The Waves The Way You Make Me Feel, Michael Jackson Isn't She Lovely, Stevie Wonder Walking on the moon, The Police Thinking Out Loud, Ed Sheeran I Want You Back, Jackson 5 Time After Time, Cyndi Lauper I WIsh, Stevie Wonder Pop Upside Down, Diana Ross Lean on Me, Bill Withers Uptown Funk, Mark Ronson Let's Stay Together, Al Green All About That Bass, Meghan Trainor Valerie, Amy Winehouse Love and Happiness, Al Green Accidentally in Love, Counting Crows Wannabe, Spice Girls Lovely Day, Bill Withers American Boy, Estelle Waterfalls, TLC Just The Two of Us, Grover Washington feat. Back to Black, Amy Winehouse You’ve Got The Love, Florence & The Machine Bill Withers Billie Jean, Michael Jackson Kiss, Prince Black & Gold, Sam Sparro Jazz & Chill My Girl, The Temptations Can’t Feel My Face, The Weeknd Never Too Much, Luther Vandross Can’t Stop The Feeling, Justin Timberlake At Last, Etta James Proud Mary, Tina Turner Crazy, Gnarls Barkley Autumn Leaves, Standard Redbone, Childish Gambino Crazy For You, Adele Big Jet Plane, Angus & Julia Stone Respect, Aretha Franklin Cry Me a River, Justin Timberlake Black Orpheus, Standard September, Earth, Wind and Fire Dancing Queen, ABBA Blue Skies, Aretha Franklin Sexual Healing, Marvin Gaye Don't Stop Til You Get Enough, Michael Cheek To Cheek, Standard Signed, Sealed, Delivered, Stevie Wonder Jackson Don't Know Why, Norah Jones Sir Duke, Stevie Wonder Faith, George Michael Dream A Little Dream Of Me, Standard Sitting on the Dock of the Bay, Otis Redding Fresh Eyes, Andy Grammer Feelin' Good, Nina Simone Superstition, Stevie Wonder Get Lucky, Daft Punk Fever, Peggy Lee What’s Going On, Marvin Gaye Happy, Pharrell Fly Me To The Moon, , Frank Sinatra Hey Ya, Outkast If I Ain’t Got You, Alicia Keys Rock & Blues The Horses, Daryl Braithwraite It Don't Mean A Thing, Duke Ellington Ignition Remix, R. Kelly L.O.V.E, Nat King Cole April Sun in Cuba, Dragon I’m Yours, Jason Mraz Me and Mrs. Jones, Standard Blister In The Sun, Violent Femmes I Wanna Dance With Somebody, Whitney Misty, Standard Brown-Eyed Girl, Van Morrison Houston Stand By Me, Ben E King Come Together, The Beatles Locked Out Of Heaven, Bruno Mars Stay, Sam Smith Crazy Little Thing Called Love, Queen Man IN The Mirror, Michael Jackson Summertime, Standard Dreams, Fleetwood Mac Mercy, Duffy Yellow, Coldplay .
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