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Runnin' Late Song Inventory - Page 1 of 3 Ordered by Band - a Live Document to Be Updated Regularly - 11/29/2014 Runnin' Late Song Inventory - Page 1 of 3 Ordered by Band - A live document to be updated regularly - 11/29/2014 1. Respect ....................... Aretha Frankin’ 23. Rain King .....................Counting Crows 2. Pick Up The Pieces ........Average White Band 24. What Would You Say ...........Dave Matthews 3. Love Shack .............................B52’s 25. Too Much .....................Dave Matthews 4. Got to Get You Into My Life .............Beatles 26. Young Americans .................David Bowie 5. Only The Good Die Young ............. Billy Joel 27. Your A Mean One, Mr. Grinch ......... Dr. Seuss 6. You May be Right .................... Billy Joel 28. Lyin’ Eyes ..............................Eagles 7. Soul Man ..........................Blues Bros. 29. Take It Easy. .Eagles 8. Sweet Home Chicago ...........Blues Brothers 30. Santa Baby .........................Eartha Kitt 9. Lido Shuffle ......................Bozz Scaggs 31. I Believe in Father Christmas ............... ELP 10. Spirits in the Night ...........Bruce Springsteen 32. I Drink Alone ...............George Thorogood 11. Born To Run ................Bruce Springsteen 33. Bertha ......................... Grateful Dead 12. Tenth Avenue Freeze Out ....Bruce Springsteen 34. Hold My Hand ........... Hootie & the Blowfish 13. Rosalita ....................Bruce Springsteen 35. Doctor My Eyes. .Jackson Brown 14. Evil Ways ......................Carlos Santana 36. Margaretaville ....................Jimmy Buffet 15. Wild World ........................Cat Stevens 37. Feelin’ Alright ...................... Joe Cocker 16. Have You Ever Seen the Rain? ............CCR 38. Letter ............................ Joe Cocker 17. Down On The Corner .....................CCR 39. Look Sharp ...................... Joe Jackson 18. Saturday In the Park .................. Chicago 40. Happy Christmas .................John Lennon 19. Make Me Smile ...................... Chicago 41. Pink Houses .................John Mellencamp 20. 25 or 6 to 4 .......................... Chicago 42. Small Town ..................John Mellencamp 21. Run Run Rudolph. .Chuck Berry 43. Let it Roll ...........................LIttle Feat 22. Mr. Jones .....................Counting Crows 44. Call Me the Breeze .............Lynyrd Skynyrd Runnin' Late Song Inventory - Page 2 of 3 Ordered by Band - A live document to be updated regularly - 11/29/2014 45. I Know A Little ..................Lynyrd Skynyrd 67. Say Yes ..........................Runnin’ Late 46. All I Want for Chistmas is You ......Mariah Carey 68. Come to Me. .Runnin’ Late 47. Devil With the Blue Dress ...........Mitch Ryder 69. Black Magic Woman ...................Santana 48. Heart of Gold ..................... Neal Young 70. Europa ...............................Santana 49. You Get What You Give ...........New Radicals 71. Ball and Chain ..................Social Distortion 50. Hey Girl .................................O.A.R 72. Santa Clause is Coming to Town ....Springsteen 51. Fat Bottom Girls ........................Queen 73. Reelin in the Years .................Steeley Dan 52. I Don’t Need No Doctor ............Ray Charles 74. My Old School ....................Steeley Dan 53. Bad Case of Loving You. Robert Palmer 75. Peg ...............................Steely Dan 54. Ain’t Too Pround To Beg .........Rolling Stones 76. Born to be Wild .................. Steppenwolf 55. Always There ....................Ronnie Laws 77. Magic Carpet Ride ............... Steppenwolf 56. Runnin’ Late ......................Runnin’ Late 78. Tight Rope .................Stevie Ray Vaughan 57. Free Soul .........................Runnin’ Late 79. Pride & Joy .................Stevie Ray Vaughn 58. The Outliers .......................Runnin’ Late 80. Give A Little Bit ....................Supertramp 59. Howl At The Moon ................Runnin’ Late 81. Take the Long Way Home ..........Supertramp 60. Higher Ground ....................Runnin’ Late 82. One Way Out ........The Allman Brothers Band 61. September .......................Runnin’ Late 83. The Weight .........................The Band 62. Touch The Sea. .Runnin’ Late 84. Back In the USSR ..................The Beatles 63. Take Me Back ....................Runnin’ Late 85. Get Back .........................The Beatles 64. Can’t Help Myself. .Runnin’ Late 86. Hard to Handle ..............The Black Crowes 65. It Just Comes Naturally ............Runnin’ Late 87. Turn, Turn, Turn. .The Byrds 66. Living Like I Do ....................Runnin’ Late 88. Mustang Sally ...............The Commitments Runnin' Late Song Inventory - Page 3 of 3 Ordered by Band - A live document to be updated regularly - 11/29/2014 89. Long Train Running ........The Doobie Brothers 90. And We Danced ..................The Hooters 91. Vehicle ..................... The Ides of March 92. Father Christmas ....................The Kinks 93. Waiting on a Friend ..........The Rolling Stones 94. Brown Sugar ................The Rolling Stones 95. What I Like About You ..........The Romantics 96. Squeeze Box ........................The Who 97. Let’s Get Together ...........The Youngbloods 98. Glad .................................. Traffiic 99. Baby Please Come Home .................. U2 100. Brown Eyed Girl. .Van Morrison 101. Moondance .....................Van Morrison 102. Domino .........................Van Morrison 103. Wild Nights ......................Van Morrison 104. Roundabout ..............................Yes.
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