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Songlist September 07 NZARRA SONGLIST JULY 2008 SLOW SONGS Speed Length Title Artist 110 2.15 Such An Easy Question Elvis Presley 110 2.30 My Heart Has a Mind of It's Own Connie Francis 110 2.38 Magic Moments Perry Como 112 2.15 But I Do Clarence Frogman Henry 112 2.21 Miss Anne Little Richard 115 2.05 She's Not You Elvis Presley 115 2.09 Only Sixteen Craig Douglas 115 2.18 Boo Hoo Hoo Hoo Little Richard 115 2.37 The Wanderer Dion 116 2.06 What Do you Wanna Make those Eyes at Me For Emile Ford 116 2.19 He's a Rebel The Crystals 116 2.26 A White Sports Coat(And a Pink Carnation) Marty Robins 117 2.01 Theme for a Dream Cliff Richard 117 2.14 Breaking Up Is Hard to Do Neil Sedaka 117 2.18 I've Told Every Little Star Linda Scott 117 2.21 Kansas City Wilbert Harrison 118 2.18 Listen to Me Buddy Holly 118 2.19 Wild Cat Gene Vincent 118 2.37 A Mess O Blues Elvis Presley 118 2.47 Skinny Minnie Bill Haley 119 2.35 Sweet Dreams Dave Sampson and the Hunters 120 1.56 When Will I Be Loved Everley Brothers 120 2.04 After the Dance Dion 120 2.05 Uptown Roy Orbison 120 2.06 Queen For Tonight Helen Shapiro 120 2.18 Good Luck Charm Elvis Presley 120 2.21 Cathy's Clown Everly Brothers 120 2.23 Don't Leave Me This Way Ricky Nelson 120 2.25 Cupid Sam Cooke 120 2.26 26 Miles (Santa Catalina) The Four Preps 120 2.28 Chains The Cookies 120 2.29 Too Much Elvis Presley 120 2.30 Ruby Baby Dion 120 2.33 Ecstasy Ben E King 121 2.00 I'm In Love Again Fats Domino 121 2.06 I Can't Stay Mad at You Skeeter Davis 121 2.12 It's in His Kiss [The Shoop Shoop Song] Betty Everett 121 2.27 Fall in Love With You Cliff Richard 121 2.34 Up On The Roof The Drifters 122 1.53 What Now, What Next, Where To? Elvis Presley 122 1.56 You Don't Have To Be A Baby To Cry The Caravelles 122 2.07 Wanderin' Eyes Frankie Vaughan 122 2.30 Susie Darlin' Robin Luke 122 2.31 Travellin' Light Cliff Richard Page 1 Songlist September 07 Speed Length Title Artist 122 2.33 Calendar Girl Neil Sedaka 122 2.40 Don't Say Nothing Bad About My Baby The Cookies 123 2.01 Wishing Buddy Holly 123 2.10 Going Back to St Louis Mack Vickery 123 2.21 Another Saturday Night Sam Cooke 123 2.22 Ain't It A Shame Fats Domino 123 2.35 This Little Girl - (intro) Dion 123 2.35 The Lion Sleeps Tonight (Short Intro) The Tokens 123 2.40 Under the Boardwalk The Drifters 123 2.50 Little Town Flirt Del Shannon 124 2.00 Four Little Heels Brian Hyland 124 2.01 Forty Miles of Bad Road - (instrumental) Duane Eddy 124 2.18 Midnight Flyer Nat King Cole 124 2.19 Travelin’ Man Ricky Nelson 124 2.19 Big Man The Four Preps 124 2.22 Halfway to Paradise Billy Fury 124 2.25 Next Door To An Angel Neil Sedaka 125 2.00 I Love You Cliff Richard 125 2.06 My Heart's An Open Book Carl Dobkins Jnr 125 2.09 That's All I Need to Know Carl Dobkins Jnr 125 2.13 Seven Little Girls Paul Evans 125 2.42 You're The Reason Johnny Burnette 126 1.53 Many Tears Ago Connie Francis 126 1.56 Denise Randy and the Rainbows 126 2.05 Wee Willie Brown Lou Graham 126 2.06 Wonderful World Sam Cooke 126 2.08 Don't You Know Conway Twitty 126 2.18 Sweet Nothin's - (short intro) Brenda Lee 126 2.20 Dum Dum Brenda Lee 126 2.23 Having A Party Sam Cooke 126 2.35 Be Bop A Lula Gene Vincent 127 2.13 That'll Be the Day Buddy Holly 127 2.18 Alimony Frankie Ford 127 2.19 Lucky Star Ricky Nelson 127 2.26 A Fool Such As I Elvis Presley 127 2.26 Two Kinds of Teardrops Del Shannon 127 2.26 Sorry - I Ran All The Way Home (short intro) Impalas 127 2.33 Living Doll Cliff Richard 127 2.45 Chapel of Love Dixie Cups 127 2.56 Oh Pretty Woman Roy Orbison 128 1.51 Problems Everly Brothers 128 2.14 The Locomotion Little Eva 128 2.18 A Hundred Pounds of Clay Gene McDaniels 128 2.20 Butterfly Andy Williams 128 2.28 That's What You Gotta Do Ella Johnson 128 2.40 Be My Baby The Ronettes 128 2.48 Please Don't Talk About Me When I'm Gone Bill Haley 129 1.49 Love Potion No 9 The Clovers 129 1.52 Words of Love Buddy Holly 129 2.00 When You Ask About Love The Crickets Page 2 Songlist September 07 Speed Length Title Artist 129 2.30 Personality Lloyd Price 130 2.02 Summer Holiday Cliff Richard 130 2.08 Judy's Turn to Cry Lesley Gore 130 2.13 It's My Party (And I'll cry if I want to) Lesley Gore 130 2.13 Look Who It Is Helen Shapiro 130 2.13 Looking for Love Connie Francis 130 2.18 Angela Jones Johnny Ferguson 130 2.19 Dance With Me The Drifters 130 2.21 Don't Ever Change The Crickets 130 2.25 Dream Lover Bobby Darin 130 2.26 A Rockin' Good Way Brook Benton & Dinah Washington 130 2.30 The Worryin' Kind Tommy Sands 130 2.30 Mother In Law Ernie K Doe 130 2.40 Come Go With Me Dell Vikings 130 2.42 Turn Your Lamp Down Low Billy Fury 130 2.44 No Particular Place to Go Chuck Berry 131 2.31 Chain Gang Sam Cooke 131 2.34 Moody River Pat Boone 131 2.40 School Day Chuck Berry 132 1.57 Look At Him Connie Francis 132 2.00 Sugar Shack Jimmy Gilmer 132 2.05 Return to Sender Elvis Presley 132 2.14 Hollywood Connie Francis 132 2.14 Oh Carol Neil Sedaka 132 2.15 I Gotta Know Elvis Presley 132 2.20 Peanuts Frankie Valli 132 2.21 The Girl of My Best Friend Elvis Presley 132 2.21 Three Steps to Heaven Eddie Cochran 132 2.31 Money Honey Elvis Presley 132 2.39 Could Somebody Take my Place Tonight Dion 132 2.40 Modern Don Juan Buddy Holly 132 2.41 Phone Call Billy Fury 132 2.42 The Rise and Fall of Flingel Bunt - (instrumental) The Shadows 133 1.56 Reminiscing Buddy Holly 133 1.58 Red Sails in the Sunset Emile Ford 133 2.10 Stuck on You Elvis Presley 133 2.19 Hey Baby Bruce Channel 133 2.20 Rock A Bye Rock Buddy Holly 133 2.26 A Girl Like You (short intro) Cliff Richard 133 2.27 A B C Boogie Bill Haley 133 2.35 Mountain of Love Johnny Rivers 134 2.24 Will Love Ever Come My Way (intro) Dion 134 2.26 Saturday Night at the Movies The Drifters 134 2.34 The Majestic Dion 134 2.37 Dance With The Guitar Man Duane Eddy 134 2.53 Green Onions - (Instrumental) Booker T & The MG's 135 1.58 Crazy Dream Jim Dale 135 1.58 Lucky Devil Carl Dobkins Jnr 135 2.10 Honky Tonk Man Johnny Horton 135 2.30 One of These Days Jack Scott Page 3 Songlist September 07 Speed Length Title Artist 135 2.55 Apache - (instrumental) The Shadows 136 1.59 Maybe Baby Buddy Holly 136 2.04 Beg Your Pardon Sonny James 136 2.05 Every Day Buddy Holly 136 2.08 Slowly But Surely Elvis Presley 136 2.10 Lovey Dovey Buddy Knox 136 2.10 You Must Have Been A Beautiful Baby Bobby Darin 136 2.12 Ain't Misbehavin' Bill Haley 136 2.13 Stupid Cupid Connie Francis 136 2.18 Walk Right Back Everly Brothers 136 2.25 Robbin' The Cradle - ( intro) Tony Bellus 136 2.27 Poetry In Motion - (intro) Johnny Tillotson 136 2.36 On A Slow Boat to China Emile Ford 136 2.38 Baby You’ve Got What It Takes Dinah Washington/Brook Benton SLOW SONGS FINISH - MEDIUM SONGS START 137 2.05 It's So Easy Buddy Holly 137 2.30 Heart Made of Stone Tommy Sands 137 2.32 Go Wild Little Sadie Jack Scott 137 2.34 My Boyfriend's Back - (intro) The Angels 137 2.37 Poison Ivy The Coasters 137 2.50 Donna The Primma Donna Dion 138 2.05 So Deep Brenda Lee 138 2.08 That's What You Do to Me Everly Brothers 138 2.11 A Little Bit of Soap The Jarmels 138 2.16 Stagger Lee - (short intro) Lloyd Price 138 2.22 Diana Paul Anka 138 2.32 Ain't That Lovin' You Baby Elvis Presley 138 2.36 Forty Cups of Coffee Bill Haley 140 1.49 Everybody Tommy Roe 140 1.52 It'll Be Me Cliff Richard 140 1.58 Lady With The Hat Box Clarence (Frogman) Henry 140 2.06 Tallahassie Lassie Freddie Cannon 140 2.06 Whatever Happened to Rosemary Connie Francis 140 2.07 Queen of the Hop Bobby Darin 140 2.07 Sawdust Dolly Carl Dobkins Jnr 140 2.08 Everlovin' Ricky Nelson 140 2.08 Judy Elvis Presley 140 2.08 My Boy Lollipop Barbie Gaye 140 2.11 Never Be Anyone Else But You Ricky Nelson 140 2.20 Till I Kissed Ya Everly Brothers 140 2.24 Singing the Blues Guy Mitchell 140 2.25 Little Sister Elvis Presley 140 2.27 Fools Paradise Buddy Holly 140 2.30 Kewpie Doll Perry Como 140 2.30 Nadine Chuck Berry 140 2.35 Talk Back Trembling Lips Johnny Tillotson 141 1.46 Finders Keepers Losers Weepers Elvis Presley 141 2.03 Teenage Heaven Eddie Cochran 141 2.06 I Count the Tears The Drifters Page 4 Songlist September 07 Speed Length Title Artist 141 2.14 Bird Dog Everly Brothers 141 2.36 Tennessee Saturday Night Pat Boone 142 2.11 Western Union Elvis Presley 142 2.16 Cutie Pie Johnny Tillotson 142 2.30 Dim Dim The Lights Bill Haley 142 2.32 Hook Line and Sinker Bill Haley 142 2.40 Morning, Noon and Night Big Joe Turner 142 2.46 Cincinnati Fireball Johnny Burnette 143 1.52 Somebody Loses, Somebody Wins Cliff Richard 143 2.10 Footsteps Steve Lawrence 143 2.42 Move It On Over Bill Haley 143 2.50 Baby Workout Jackie Wilson 144 2.20 It Might as Well Rain Until September - (short intro) Carole King 144 2.24 Save the Last Dance For Me The Drifters 144 2.26 Lucille Little Richard 144 2.27 Way Down Yonder in New Orleans Freddie Cannon 144 2.45 Alright, Okay, You Win Ella Johnson 144 2.55 Please Don't Tease Cliff Richard 145 2.02 Lollipop The Chordettes 145 2.11 The Green Door Jim Lowe 145 2.12 Lonely Teenager - (intro) Dion 145 2.20 Vacation Connie Francis 145 2.34 G I Blues Elvis Presley 145 2.38 Lucky Lips Cliff Richard 145 2.46 Somebody Nobody Wants Dion 146 1.50 For Rent Sonny James 146 1.50 In Your Arms Elvis Presley 146 1.55 Handy Man Jimmy Jones 146 1.57 Be My Guest Fats Domino 146 2.00 Go Jimmy Go Jimmy Clanton 146 2.02 Good Timin' Jimmy Jones 146 2.15 Let the Little Girl Dance Billy Bland 146 2.23 Wildwood Days Bobby Rydell 146 2.24 Rubber Ball Bobby Vee 146 2.41 The Fool Sanford Clark 146 2.52 Gotta Funny Feeling Cliff Richard 147 1.50 Robot Man Connie Francis 147 1.54 Pointed Toe Shoes Cliff
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