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Songliste MYLESTONE 1 Tunica Motel Tony Joe White 2 Lie to me Jonny Lang 3 Sweeter Gavin De Graw 4 I belong to you Lenny Kravitz 5 Crazy Cee Loo 6 I heard it through the grapevine Marvin Gaye 7 Steamy Windows Tony Joe White 8 I don’t want to go on with you like that Elton John 9 Baby did a bad thing Chris Isaak 10 Purple Rain Prince 11 Dance with somebody Mando Diao 12 Here without you 3 Doors down 13 Too close Alex Clare 14 Drops of Jupiter Train 15 Nightshift Commodores 16 Change the world Eric Clapton 17 Give me one Reason Tracy Chapman 18 Sympathy fort he devil Rolling Stones 19 Feeling Good Michael Buble 20 Josephine Chris Rea 21 Sex on Fire Kings of Leon 22 Sexual healing Marvin Gaye 23 Easy Faith no more 24 I’m Tore down Eric Clapton 25 You can leave your hat on Joe Cocker 26 I shot the sheriff Eric Clapton 27 Through Glass Stone Sour 28 Unchain my heart Joe Cocker 29 Old love Eric Clapton 30 Layla Eric Clapton 31 Gimme shelter Rolling Stones 32 Higher and higher Michael MCDonald 33 Long Train Running Doobie Brothers 34 Don’t worry be happy Bobby Mc Ferrin 35 Hit The Road Jack Ray Charles 36 Just the way you are Billy Joel 37 Crocodile Rock Elton John 38 Crossroads Eric Clapton 39 Mustang Sally 40 Faith George Michael 41 Use somebody Kings of leon 42 The Joker Steve Miller 43 Miss You Rolling Stones 44 On The beach Chris Rea 45 Let’s Stay Together Al Green 46 Tumbling Dice Rolling Stones 47 Blurred Lines Robin Thicke 48 When The Night Comes Joe Cocker 49 With a little help from my friends Joe Cocker 50 Bad Things Jayce Everett 51 Into the great wide open Tom Petty 52 I wont back down Tom Petty 53 Stars Simply red 54 I’m on fire Bruce Springsteen 55 All along the watchtower Jimy hendrix Stuck with you Huey Lewis Wherever you will go The calling To make you feel my love Adele /Bob dylan Time after Time Cindy Lauper Rolling in the deep Adele Give me on eReason Tracy Chapman Need you know Lady Antebellum A night like this Caro Emerald Back to black Amy Winehouse Be my Baby The Ronetts Born this way Lady Gaga I See fire Ed Sheeran Skyfall Adele Ain’t nobody Chaka Khan Stand by me Ben E. King Ain’t no sunshine Bill Withers Calm after the storm The common linnets Next To me Emelie Sande Sunny Bobby Hebb I’m so excited Pointer Sisters I wanna dance with somebody Whitney Houston Stop Sam Brown Hedonism Sknunk Anansie Hallelujah Jeff Buckley Natural Woman Aretha Franklin Lady Marmelade Christina Aguilera My love is your love Whitney Houston Someone like you Adele Fallin’ Alicia Keys Smooth Operator Sade Iris Goo Goo Dolls Staying Alive Bee Gees Sweet Home alabama Lynyrd Skynyrd She Talkes To Angels Black Crowes .

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