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Looking to Take a Stroll Down Memory Lane? Looking to take a stroll down memory lane? Come visit our Club Cafe exhibit and pick out a few of your favourite tunes to listen to on our jukebox, or browse around and maybe discover some new songs to be heard. First type in the 'Group' two digit number, followed by the 'Song' two-digit number. Your chosen selection should be cued up and will play. [For example, Can the Circle be Unbroken by the Carter Family would be number 0801.] Jukebox Songs Remarkable Red Deer Exhibit – Club Café 01 – First Nations · 01 – Universal Soldier by Buffy Saint-Marie · 02 – N-TRO by War Party · 03 – This Land Was Ourz by War Party · 04 – I Can Help You With That by Shane Yellowbird 02 – Métis · 01 – St. Laurent Breakdown by Reg Bouvette · 02 – Red River Jog by John Arcand · 03 – Sierra Noble by Big John McNeil 03 – 1913 · 01 – Ave Maria by Enrico Caruso · 02 – When Irish Eyes Are Smiling by Chauncey Olcott · 03 – Row, Row, Row by Ada Jones 04 – First World War · 01 – It’s a Long Way to Tipperary by American Quartet · 02 – I Didn’t Raise My Boy to Be a Soldier by Peerless Quartet · 03 – Keep the Home Fires Burning by Frederick J. Wheeler · 04 – Oh, How She Could Yacki, Hacki, Wicki, Watchy Woo by Arthur Collins & Byron G. Harlan · 05 – Old Apple Tree by Henry Burr / Albert Campbell 05 – Early 20’s · 01 – Swanee by Al Jolson · 02 – Charleston by Arthur Gibbs · 03 – Westend Blues by Louis Armstrong 06 – Mid – to Late 20’s · 01 – In the Pines by Huddie Ledbetter (Leadbelly) · 02 – Bye Bye Blackbird by Gene Austin · 03 – Ain’t Misbehavin’ by Fats Waller 07 – 1930s · 01 – Crossroads Blues by Robert Johnson · 02 – Pete Knight: King of Cowboys by Wilf Carter · 03 – Sing, Sing, Sing (With a Swing) by Benny Goodman 08 – 1930s · 01 – Can the Circle be Unbroken by Carter Family · 02 – Don’t Mean a Thing by Duke Ellington · 03 – Wabash Cannonball by Roy Acuff 09 – 1940s · 01 – White Cliffs of Dover by Vera Lynn · 02 – Chatanooga Choo Choo by Glen Miller · 03 – Spring Time in the Rockies by Gene Autry 10 – 1940s · 01 – I’m So Lonely, I Could Cry by Hank Williams · 02 – This Land is Your Land by Woodie Guthrie & Pete Seeger · 03 – Foggy Mountain Breakdown by Flatt & Scruggs 11 – 1950s · 01 – Rock Around the Clock by Bill Haley & the Comets · 02 – Jailhouse Rock by Elvis Presley · 03 – Long Tall Sally by Little Richard 12 – 1950s · 01 – Walk the Line by Johnny Cash · 02 – That’ll Be the Day by Buddy Holly · 03 – Johnny B. Goode by Chuck Berry 13 – 1960s · 01 – Crazy by Patsy Cline · 02 – Four Strong Winds by Ian & Sylvia · 03 – Canadian Railroad Trilogy by Gordon Lightfoot 14 – 1960s · 01 – She Loves You, Yeah, Yeah, Yeah by the Beatles · 02 – Do the Twist by Chubby Checker · 03 – Pretty Woman by Roy Orbison 15 – 1960s · 01 – Satisfaction by the Rolling Stones · 02 – All Along the Watch Tower by Jimi Hendrix · 03 – Like a Rolling Stone by Bob Dylan 16 – 1960s · 01 – Good Vibrations by the Beach Boys · 02 – California Dreaming by Mamas and Papas · 03 – Hanging on by the Supremes 17 – 1960s · 01 – The Weight by the Band · 02 – American Woman by the Guess Who · 03 – Born to be Wild by Steppenwolf 18 – 1960s · 01 – Woodstock by Joni Mitchell · 02 – Okie From Muskokee by Merle Haggard · 03 – Ohio by Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young 19 – 1970s · 01 – I Feel the Earth Move by Carol King · 02 – Bridge Over Troubled Water by Simon & Garfunkel · 03 – American Pie by Don McLean 20 – 1970s · 01 – Fire and Rain by James Taylor · 02 – Imagine by John Lennon · 03 – Money by Pink Floyd 21 – 1970s · 01 – Layla by Derek and the Dominoes · 02 – Paranoid by Black Sabbath · 03 – Rock n Roll by Led Zeppelin 22 – 1970s · 01 – Redemption Song by Bob Marley and the Wailers · 02 – Takin’ Care of Business by Bachman Turner Overdrive · 03 – Maggie May by Rod Stewart 23 – 1960s · 01 – Let it Be by the Beatles · 02 – Take Another Little Piece of My Heart by Janis Joplin · 03 – Those Were the Days by Mary Hopkins 24 – 1970s · 01 – Your Song by Elton John · 02 – Snowbird by Anne Murray · 03 – One Tin Soldier by Original Caste 25 – 1960s · 01 – L.A. Woman by the Doors · 02 – House of the Rising Sun by the Animals · 03 – Girl, You Really Got Me by the Kinks 26 – 1970s · 01 – Born to Sun by Bruce Springsteen · 02 – Hotel California by the Eagles · 03 – Smoke on the Water by Deep Purple 27 – 1970s · 01 – Jolene by Dolly Parton · 02 – Bohemian Rhapsody by Queen · 03 – Rhiannon by Fleetwood Mac 28 – 1970s Punk (and such) · 01 – London Calling by the Clash · 02 – Anarchy by the Sex Pistols · 03 – Blitzkrieg Bop by the Ramones · 04 – Hey. Hey, My, My (Out of Black) by Neil Young 29 – 1970s Cusp · 01 – Sweet City Woman by Stampeders · 02 – Bud the Spud by Stompin’ Tom Connors · 03 – And as the Years Go By by Mash Makan 30 – Jazz / Classical · 01 – Goldberg Variations, BWV 988: Variation 5 A Ovvero 2 Clav. 1 by Glenn Gould · 02 – C-Jam Blues by Oscar Peterson · 03 – How Am I to Know? By Miles Davis 31 – 1970s · 01 – I Won’t Be Fooled Again by the Who · 02 – Roxanne by the Police · 03 – Superstition by Stevie Wonder 32 – 1970s Disco · 01 – Dancing Queen by ABBA · 02 – I’m in Love by Donna Summer · 03 – Staying Alive by the Bee Gees 33 – 1980s · 01 – Pancho and Lefty by Willy Nelson & Merle Haggard · 02 – Diggin’ up Bones by Randy Travis · 03 – If a Tree Falls in the Forest by Bruce Cockburn 34 – 1980s · 01 – Billy Jean by Michael Jackson · 02 – Girls Just Wanna Have Fun by Cindy Lauper · 03 – I Love Rock n Roll by Joan Jett & the Black Hearts 35 – 1990s · 01 – Smells Like Teen Spirit by Nirvana · 02 – Constant Craving by K.D. Lang · 03 – Insensitive by Jann Arden 36 – 1990s · 01 – 1979 by the Smashing Pumpkins · 02 – Paranoid Android by Radiohead · 03 – Under the Bridge by the Red Hot Chili Peppers 37 – 1990s · 01 – Building a Mystery by Sarah McLachlan · 02 – If I Had a Million Dollars by the Barenaked Ladies · 03 – What I Really, Really Want by the Spice Girls 38 – 1990s · 01 – You Oughta Know by Alanis Morrisette · 02 – All For You by Our Lady Peace · 03 – Summer of ’69 by Bryan Adams · 04 – My Heart Will Go On by Celine Dion 39 – Recent (Sad) · 01 – Never Say Never by Justin Bieber · 02 – Back to Black by Amy Winehouse · 03 – Blown Away by Carrie Underwood 40 – Songs of Place · 01 – Roughest Neck by Corb Lund Band · 02 – Wheat Kings by the Tragically Hip · 03 – Pirate on the North Saskatchewan by Captain Tractor 41 – 2000s · 01 – You’re Still the One by Shania Twain · 02 – Sk8er Boi by Avril Lavigne · 03 – Rock Star by Nickleback 42 – Can Mash · 01 – Devil in the Kitchen by Ashley MacIsaac · 02 – Fly Like a Bird by Nelly Furtado · 03 – Till I am Myself Again by Blue Rodeo · 04 – Can’t You See by Matt Minglewood 43 – Children’s · 01 – Grandpa’s Farm by Sharon, Lois & Bram · 02 – Hokey Pokey by Sharon, Lois & Bram · 03 – Brush Your Teeth by Raffi · 04 – Old MacDonald Had a Band by Raffi · 05 – Les Sandwichs by Charlotte Diamond · 06 – Je sius une Pizza by Charlotte Diamond · 07 – I Wanna be a Dog by Charlotte Diamond 44 – Chipmunks, Chipettes, Stars on 45 · 01 – Stayin’ Alive by Alvin & the Chipmunks · 02 – Hot and Cold by the Chipettes · 03 – Funktown by Alvin & the Chipmunks · 04 – The Supremes by the Stars on 45 · 05 – Original Single Version by the Stars on 45 45 – Central Alberta · 01 – Something in the Water by Justine Vandergrift · 02 – Avonlee by Steve Arsenault · 03 – Cakewalk by Jeremy Ferguson 46 – Central Alberta · 01 – Good, Good Man by St. James Gate · 02 – Don’t Blame Me by Lisa Heinrichs · 03 – Garbage Man by Arthur Samuel Barker 47 – Central Alberta · 01 – Brand New Day by Bull Simple · 02 – One More Round by Donna Durand · 03 – The Coffee Song by Randi Boulton 48 – Central Alberta: Classical – Symphonic · 01 – Mosaic by Cheryl Cooney with the Kiev Symphony Orchestra · 02 – Rhapsody in Eb Opus 119 #4 by Anita Bhadresa · 03 – Piece for Frances by Vernon Murgatroyd · 04 – Hava Nagila (accompaniment) by the Red Deer Symphony Orchestra · 05 – Hava Nagila (performance) by the Red Deer Symphony Orchestra 49 – Central Alberta · 01 – Ole Buffalo by Bill Bourne · 02 – Stories of the Street by Lesley Schatz · 03 – Round Midnight by Tim Tamashiro 50 – Central Alberta · 01 – Blackfalds Revisited by the Frank · 02 – Population Explode by Oldbury · 03 – Run Away by Big Yellow Van · 04 – Ladder Leaning Low by the Busted Bones.
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