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Allnighters Promo Package Why Hire ? Because it's ... Total THREE LEAD VOCALISTS Musical TWO MALE, ONE FEMALE. Entertainment. PLUS A BAND ♦ Formal Attire CONSISTING OF SAX, GUITAR, BASS, KEYBOARD, AND DRUMS. ♦ Professional MC Let The AllNighters take you and your guests on a musical journey that is sure to put a smile on the faces of all in attendance. Featuring the timeless ♦ Live Dinner Music music of the swing era to the most recent hits of today. We pride ourselves on being able to satisfy any crowd. ♦ Male & Female Vocals ♦ References ♦ Live music from the 40’s to Today The AllNighters have Eliminated ♦ Upgradeable to a full “The Break” horn section of Using the concert quality audio system and computerized lighting already present for the live performance, one Sax, Trumpet, Trombone band member spins compact discs. The presence of our CD and Ipod library dramatically increases the ♦ Computerized Mood number of song selections Enhancement Lighting available to our clients over and for the stage above the bands already extensive songlist. RECEPTION PLANNER Date of Function ____________________________________ Parents of the Bride ___________________________________________________________ Parents of the Groom __________________________________________________________ Please list the bridal party in the order they are to be announced. List the names as they are to be pronounced. Bridesmaids Ushers 1) ______________________________________ ___________________________________ 2) ______________________________________ ___________________________________ 3) ______________________________________ ___________________________________ 4) ______________________________________ ___________________________________ 5) ______________________________________ ___________________________________ 6) ______________________________________ ___________________________________ 7) ______________________________________ ___________________________________ 8) ______________________________________ ___________________________________ 9) ______________________________________ ___________________________________ 10) _____________________________________ ___________________________________ Flower Girl _______________________________ Ring Bearer ___________________________ Circle One: Maid/Matron of Honor ______________________ Best Man______________________________ Newlyweds: Please write exactly how you would like to be introduced (include Mr. and Mrs. if desired) ___________________________________________________________________________ Name of Function Coordinator/Room Captain that will be in attendance the day of function________________________________________ Name of Photographer ________________________________________________________ Name of Videographer_________________________________________________________ Name of Caterer _____________________________________________________________ OVER PLEASE Bride's First Name Groom's First Name Please Circle Yes or No below and give appropriate instructions. Will Clergyman give Blessing? Yes No Name ____________________________________ Will Best Man and/or Maid/Matron of honor make Toast ? Yes No Name _____________________________ Give away centerpieces? Yes No Circle one: Closest Birthday / Dollar Game / Penny under Plate Bride and Groom first Dance? Yes No Song Request ______________________________ (Remember, we will learn a song not on our songlist for a special dance if requested 4-6 weeks ahead. Please keep this to one or two songs) Bridal party to join first dance? Yes No If no, Bridal party Song Request __________________ Cake Cutting Ceremony? Yes No Circle one: Background Music/Traditional “Bride cuts the cake” Bride and Father Dance? Yes No Song Request ______________________________ Groom and Mother Dance? Yes No Song Request ______________________________ Please Circle Yes or No below and give appropriate instructions. Throwing Bouquet? Yes No _________________________________________ Throwing Garter? Yes No _________________________________________ Bride/Groom Change clothes before last dance? Yes No Last Dance at end of reception? Yes No Song Request ______________________________ Special Instructions ________________________________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________________________ . Song List 50’s through Today PARTY DANCE Name Artist Name Artist Name Artist 1999 Prince Got to be Real Cheryl Lynn Rascal King Boss Tones Ain’t Nobody Chaka Kahn Groove Is In The Heart Deee-Lite Red Red Wine UB40 Ain't No Stoppin Us Now McFadden/Whitehead Hella Good No Doubt Rock Around the Clock Bill Haley All I Wanna Do Sheryl Crow Hey Ya Outkast Rock n Roll Music Beatles American Girl Tom Petty Holiday Madonna Rock Steady The Whispers Beautiful Day U2 Hollywood Swingers Kool And The Gang Rockin the Casaba The Clash Believe Cher Honky Tonk Woman Rolling Stones Roll Over Beethoven Beatles Best of my Love Emotions Hot Hot Hot Buster Pointdexter Satisfaction Rolling Stones Blister In The Sun Violent Femmes Hound Dog Elvis Say La Vie Chuck Berry Blue Suede Shoes Elvis I Feel for You Chaka Kahn Shake Your Body to the Ground Michael Jackson Boot Scootin Boogie Brooks And Dunn I Feel Lucky Mary Chapin Carpenter Shame Evelyn Champagne King Borderline Madonna I’m a Believer The Monkeys Sledgehamer Peter Gabriel Brick House Commodores I’m Coming Out Dianna Ross Smooth Santana Brown Eyed Girl Van Morrison I'm Every Woman Whitney Houston Some Kind of Wonderful Grand Funk Brown Sugar Rolling Stones In the Club 50 Cent Start Me Up Rolling Stones Can't Get Enough of Your Love Barry White I Need to Know Marc Anthony Stay Dave Mathews Can’t Help Fallin In Love UB40 I Saw Her Standin' There Beatles Stayin Alive The Bee Gees Can’t Take My Eyes off of You Lauren Hill Its Raining Men Weather Girls Superfreak Rick James Celebration Kool and The Gang Its Your Thing Isley Brothers Sussudio Phil Collins Chattahoochee Alan Jackson I've Had the Time of My Life Dirty Dancing Take Your Time Do it Right SOS Band Cherry Cherry Neil Diamond Jesse's Girl Rick Springfield Tell Me Something Good Chaka Kahn Come On Eileen Dexy's Midnight Runners Johnny B. Goode Chuck Berry 10th Avenue Freezeout Bruce Springsteen Come Together Beatles Jumpin' Jack Flash Rolling Stones Tequila Champs Conga Miami Sound Machine Jump Jive An' Wail Brian Setzer Orchestra Thank You Sly and the Family Stone Copacabana Barry Manilow Jungle Boogie Commodores That's the Way I Like It K.C. & Sunshine Band Crazy In Love Beyonce w/ Jay Z Kind and Generous Natalie Merchant The Bird Morris Day and The Time Crocodile Rock Elton John Kiss Prince The Impression That I Get Boss Tones Cut the Cake Average White Band La Bamba Los Lobos The Twist Chubby Checker Da Butt EU Ladies Night Kool and the Gang The Things you Do UB40 Dance to the Music Sly the Family Stone Lady Marmalade Pattie La Belle Then Came You Spinners / Dionne Warwick Dancin' Queen ABBA Laid James This is how we do it Montel Jordan Disco Inferno Tramps Last Dance Donna Summer Too Close Next Domino Van Morrison Late in the Evening Paul Simon Tub Thumping Chumba Wumba Don’t be Cruel Elvis Presley Let it Whip Dazz Band Turn the Beat Around Gloria Estefan Don't Stop Till U Get Enough Michael Jackson Lets Dance David Bowie Twist and Shout Beatles Don’t Stop the Music Rihanna Let’s Twist Again Chubby Checker Twistin the Night Away Sam Cooke Down at the Twist and Shout Mary Chapin Carpenter Life in the Fast Lane Eagles Two Princes Spin Doctors Early in the Morning Gap Band Little Miss Can’t be Wrong Spin Doctors Upside Down Diana Ross End of the World as We Know It REM Locomotion Little Eva Vogue Madonna Everyday is a Winding Road Sheryl Crow Love Like This Faith Evans Waiting for Tonight Jennifer Lopez Everyday People Sly And The Family Stone Love Shack B-52s Walk This Way Aerosmith Fly Away Lenny Kravitz Melt with You Modern English Walkin on Sunshine Katrina and the Waves For Get Me Nots Patrice Rushin Middle of the Road The Pretenders Walkin' on the Sun Smash Mouth Freak Out Chic Miss You Rolling Stones Wanna Be Startin Somethin Michael Jackson Get Down On It Kool & The Gang Mony Mony Various Artists We Are Family Sister Sledge Get Down Tonight KC and Sunshine Band Music Madonna What I Like About You The Romantics Get into the Groove Madonna Never Gonna Give You Up Barry White What Would you Say Dave Mathews Get Right Jennifer Lopez Never Stop Brand New Heavies Wild Night Van Morrison Gettin Jiggy Wit It Will Smith Oh What a Night Four Seasons Yeah Usher Get The Party Started Pink Old Time Rock and Roll Bob Seger You Can Call Me Al Paul Simon Girls Just What to Have Fun Cindy Lauper Outstanding Gap Band You Sexy Thing Hot Chocolate Give it to Me Baby Rick James Oye Como Va Santana You Shook me all Night Long AC/DC Give Me Some Lovin Sam and Dave Party Train The Gap Band You’re the First Last My Everything Barry White Glory Days Bruce Springsteen Play that Funky Music Wild Cherry You’re the One that I Want Grease Sound Track Good Lovin Rascals Pretty Woman Roy Orbison Zoot Suit Riot Cherry Poppin Daddys
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