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To See a Partial List of James' Repertoire Song Request List - Please let me know what you would like to hear! James R. Newell www.JamesRNewell.com Classic Jazz and Blues Standards Billie Holiday Duke Ellington Louis Armstrong You Go to My Head Do Nothing Till You Hear Lucky Old Sun Good Morning Heartache From Me Do You Know What it Means All of Me Don©t Get Around Much Mack the Knife I Can©t Give You Anything Anymore Pennies From Heaven But Love I Ain©t Got Nothing But St. James Infirmary Embraceable You the Blues Ain©t Misbehavin© I©m Just A Lucky So and So It Had to Be You Cole Porter St. Louis Blues Frank Sinatra What a Wonderful World I©ve Got You Under My Skin Begin the Beguine That Old Feeling Nat King Cole I Concentrate on You Don©t Blame Me Fly Me to the Moon There I©ve Said it Again Count Basie Nevertheless If Yesterday Could Only Seems Like Old Times Be Tomorrow Everyday I Have the Blues She©s Funny That Way Is You Is or Is You Ain©t Going To Chicago My Baby? Johnny Mercer Unforgettable Dinah Washington Come Rain or Come Shine Tony Bennett Easy Living I Thought About You Gee Baby, Ain©t I Good to You? When a Woman Loves a Man As Time Goes By After You©ve Gone Autumn Leaves Cry Me a River Brenda Lee Body and Soul I©m in the Mood for Love I Can©t Get Started The Nearness of You I'm Sorry I Left My Heart in Break it To Me Gently San Francisco Assorted Standards Assorted Blues Choo-Choo-Ch-Boogie Big Boss Man I©m Ready Cry Bring it on Home It Was a Dream Fool©s Paradise Confessin© the Blues Jelly, Jelly, Jelly Georgia On My Mind Downhearted Blues Key to the Highway I Don©t Worry About a Thing Drinkin© Wine Spo-Dee-O-Dee Kindhearted Woman It©s Been a Long, Long Time Eyesight to the Blind Little Red Rooster Lost Mind Got My Mojo Workin© Mama Talk to Your Daughter L-O-V-E Greenbacks No Money Down Misty Hoochie Coochie Man Reconsider Baby No Not Much How Blue Can You Get? Saturday Night Fish Fry Nobody Knows You How Can You Be So Mean Stateboro Blues O Susanna I Don©t Worry About a Thing Sweet Home Chicago Since I Fell for You I Feel So Good Take Out Some Insurance So Wrong I Live the Life I Love That©s All Right You Got Me Runnin© Song Request List - Please let me know what you would like to hear! James R. Newell www.JamesRNewell.com Classic Country Buck Owens Lefty Frizzell Willie Nelson Above and Beyond Gone, Gone, Gone Always on My Mind Act Naturally If You©ve Got the Money Honey Blue Eyes Cryin© in the Rain Cryin© Time Long Black Veil Georgia Foolin Around Mamas Don©t Let Your Babies The Louvin Brothers On the Road Again Ernest Tubb Pancho and Lefty Knoxville Girl Walkin the Floor Over You My Baby©s Gone Web Pierce Waltz Across Texas Merle Travis Backstreet Affair Hank Williams, Sr. Missing You Dark as a Dungeon There Stands the Glass Cold Cold Heart Sisteen Tons Hey Good Lookin Roger Miller Honky Tonk Blues Merle Haggard Honky Tonkin King of the Road Jambalaya Swingin© Doors Lonesome Whistle Lonesome Fugitive Roy Acuff Lost Highway Silver Wings Moanin© the Blues Wabash Cannon Ball Take These Chains Patsy Kline You Win Again The Stanley Brothers Your Cheatin© Heart Crazy He©s Got You Rank Strangers Jim Reeves I Fall to Pieces So Wrong Stephen Foster Faded Love Walkin© After Midnight He©ll Have to Go Hard Times Wecome to My World Randy Travis O Susanna Johnny Cash Diggin Up Bones Stonewall Jackson Fulsom Prison Blues Forever and Ever Amen I Walk the Line Hard Rock Bottom of Your I Washed My Hands in Muddy Ring of Fire Heart Water He Walked on Water John Anderson Assorted Country Ray Price Black Sheep of the Family A Better Man Wild and Blue City Lights Build Me a Cabin Crazy Arms It©s All Only Make Believe Kenny Rogers For the Good Times Rocky Top My Shoes Keep Walkin Wild Side of Life Lucille Back to You Will the Circle Be Unbroken The Gambler Song Request List - Please let me know what you would like to hear! James R. Newell www.JamesRNewell.com Classic 50's Oldies Buddy Holly Dion Assorted Oldies Everyday Run Around Sue Hold Me, Thrill Me, Kiss Me Heartbeat The Wanderer Earth Angel Not Fade Away Last Kiss Oh Boy Elvis Mack the Knife Rave On Patches That©ll Be the Day Good Rockin© Rock Around the Clock Heartbreak Hotel It©s All Only Make Believe Chuck Berry Jailhouse Rock Hey Baby Now or Never He's Got You Johnny B. Goode Polk Salad Annie I'm Sorry Living in the USA Suspicious Minds I Fall to Pieces Maybellene That©s Alright Mama I Fought the LawRocket 88 Nadine Save the Last Dance For me No Particular Place to Go Little Richard Shake Rattle & Roll Reelin© and Rockin© Silhouettes Rock & Roll Music Good Golly Miss Molly Since I Fell For You Roll Over Beethoven Long Tall Sally Stand By Me Sweet Little Rock & Roller Rip it Up Tell Laura I Love Her Sweet Little Sixteen Tutti Frutti Down in the Boondocks Ready Teddy Drinking Wine Spo-Dee-O-Dee Carl Perkins The End of the World Sam Cooke The Twist Blue Suede Shoes Then You Can Tell Me Honey Don©t Cupid Good-Bye Matchbox Twistin the Night Away Whole Lotta Shakin© Goin© On So Wrong Wonderful World Willie and the Hand Jive Classic Easy Listening Gordon Lightfoot John Denver The Eagles If You Could Read My Mind Annie©s Song The Early Morning Rain Country Roads Lyin© Eyes The Wreck of the Edmund I©m Sorry Peaceful Easy Feelin© Fitzgerald Rocky Mountain High Take It Easy James Taylor Neil Young Assorted Fire and Rain After the Goldrush City of New Orleans Steamroller Heart of Gold Mr. Bojangles Sweet Baby James Helpless The Sloop John B You Can Close Your Eyes The Sweetest Thing Vincent Song Request List - Please let me know what you would like to hear! James R. Newell www.JamesRNewell.com Classic 60's Oldies Bob Dylan Motown The Buckinghams Like a Rolling Stone Baby I Need Your Loving Kind of a Drag Subterranean Homesick Blues I Heard It Through the Don©t You Care It Ain©t Me Babe Grapevine Love Minus Zero Walk Away Renee The Righteous Brothers Knockin© On Heaven©s Door Paul Simon You©ve Lost That The Beatles Loving Feeling The Boxer Unchained Melody A Hard Day©s Night Bridge Over Troubled Water All My Lovin© Sounds of Silence The Rolling Stones And I Love Her Can©t Buy Me love Stax You Can©t Always Get What I Saw Her Standing There You Want I©ve Just Seen a Face Dock of the Bay Wild Horses No Reply Midnight Hour Sweet Little Rock & Roller Mustang Sally Gary Pucket The Turtles The Band Lady Willpower Happy Together Woman, Woman I Shall Be Released It Ain©t Me Babe Young Girl The Night They Drove Elenore Old Dixie Down Johnny Rivers The Weight Creedence Memphis The Bee Gees Bad Moon Rising Poor Side of Town Lodi Baby I Need Your Loving To Love Somebody Proud Mary By The Time I Get to Pheonix I Started a Joke Heard Through the Grapevine Summer Rain Words Midnight Special Assorted Oldies Bus Stop Before You Accuse Me City of New Orleans Breaking Up is Hard to Do The Letter Spooky Can©t Find My Way Home Turn Turn, Turn Anticipation House of the Rising Sun Locomotive Breath Moody River I Can©t Stop Lovin© You Oh, Girl When a Man Loves a Woman I Love You More Today Old Time Rock & Roll Tom Dooley Midnight Confessions Sweet Home Alabama Blowin' in the Wind Moondance Rose Garden Rivers of Babylon Love Potion Number Nine Sweet Caroline Yesterday When I Was Young.
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