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Hudební Repertoár Hudební repertoár - www.bestofrock.cz Název skladby Interpret Autor All This Time Sting Sting Another Brick in the Wall Pink Floyd Roger Waters Anybody Seen My Baby? The Rolling Stones Mick Jagger / Keith Richards / K.D. Lang / Ben Mink Are You Gonna Go My Way Lenny Kravitz Lenny Kravitz / Craig Ross Beat It Michael Jackson Michael Jackson Born To Be Wild Steppenwolf Mars Bonfire Carry On My Wayward Son Kansas Kerry Livgren Dani California Red Hot Chilli Peppers Flea / Frusciante / Kiedis / Smith Easy Faith No More Lionel Richie Easy Lover Phil Collins & Philip Bailey Philip Bailey / Phil Collins / Philip Gale / Nathan East Every Breath You Take The Police Sting Forever Kiss Paul Stanley , Michael Bolton Gimme All Your Lovin' ZZ Top Billy Gibbons / Dusty Hill / Frank Beard Hammer To Fall Queen Brian May Highway To Hell AC/DC Bon Scott / Angus Young / Malcolm Young Hold The Line Toto David Paich Hotel California Eagles Don Felder / Don Henley / Glenn Frey I Want It All Queen Queen / Brian May Jump Van Halen Eddie Van Halen / Alex Van Halen / Michael Anthony / David Lee Roth Layla Eric Clapton Eric Clapton / Jim Gordon Long Live Rock n Roll Rainbow Blackmore / Dio Maria Blondie Jimmy Destri One U2 U2 / Bono Proud Mary Tina Turner John Fogerty Rock And Roll All Nite Kiss Paul Stanley / Gene Simmons Rock You Like A Hurricane Scorpions Rudolf Schenker / Klaus Meine / Herman Rarebell Rockin' All Over the World Status Quo John Fogerty Rosanna Toto David Paich Sleeping In My Car Roxette Per Gessle Somebody Bryan Adams Bryan Adams / Jim Vallance Song 2 Blur Damon Albarn / Graham Coxon / Alex James / Dave Rowntree Start Me Up The Rolling Stones Mick Jagger/ Keith Richards Still Got the Blues (For You) Gary Moore Gary Moore Summer of '69 Bryan Adams Bryan Adams / Jim Vallance Sweet Child O' Mine Guns N' Roses Guns N' Roses Sweet Home Alabama Lynyrd Skynyrd Ed King / Gary Rossington / Ronnie Van Zant The Best Tina Turner Mike Chapman / Holly Knight Two Princes Spin Doctors Mark White / Eric Schenkman / Chris Barron / Aaron Comess Vertigo U2 U2 / Bono and the Edge Walking By Myself Gary Moore Jimmy Rogers When You're Gone Bryan Adams & Melanie C Bryan Adams / Eliot Kennedy While My Guitar Gently Weeps The Beatles (arr. Jeff Healey George Harrison Band) Wild World Mr. Big Cat Stevens You Shook Me All Night Long AC/DC Angus Young / Malcolm Young / Brian Johnson.
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