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Party Crashers Song List Party Crashers Song List ADDICTED TO LOVE Robert Palmer AIN’T TOO PROUD TO BEG The Temptations BACK IN LOVE AGAIN L.T.D. BACK IN THE U.S.S.R. The Beatles BIRTHDAY The Beatles BORN TO BE WILD SteppenwolF BRICKHOUSE The Commodores BRING IT ON HOME TO ME Sam Cooke BROWN EYED GIRL Van Morrison BUT IT’S ALLRIGHT J.J. Jackson CROSSFIRE Stevie Ray Vaughan DANCING IN THE DARK Bruce Springsteen DOMINO Van Morrison DOWN ON THE CORNER Creedence Clearwater Revival EUROPA Santana FOOLED AROUND AND FELL IN LOVE Elvin Bishop GLORY DAYS Bruce Springsteen GOOD LOVIN’ The Young Rascals GROOVE ME King Floyd EVERY TIME I ROLL THE DICE Delbert McClinton HAVE I TOLD YOU LATELY Van Morrison HANG ON SLOOPY The McCoys HEAVEN Los Lonely Boys HOLD ON I’M COMIN’ Sam & Dave HONKY TONK WOMEN The Rolling Stones HOT LEGS Rod Stewart I DON’T NEED NO DOCTOR John Mayer I GOT YOU (I FEEL GOOD) James Brown I’VE BEEN LOVING YOU TOO LONG Otis Redding I WANT YOU BACK The Jackson 5 IN THE MIDNIGHT HOUR Wilson Pickett I’M TORE DOWN Freddie King I’M YOUR BOOGIE MAN K.C. & The Sunshine Band INTO THE MYSTIC Van Morrison IT’S YOUR THING The Isley Brothers I WISH Stevie Wonder JOHNNY B. GOODE Chuck Berry JUNGLE BOOGIE Kool & The Gang KNOCK ON WOOD Eddie Floyd 1 Party Crashers Song List LAND OF A THOUSAND DANCES Wilson Pickett LET’S GET IT ON Marvin Gaye LITTLE SISTER Elvis Presley LOUIE LOUIE The Kingsmen LUCILLE Little Richard MARGARITAVILLE Jimmy Buffet MARY JANE’S LAST DANCE Tom Petty MISS YOU The Rolling Stones MONY MONY Tommy James MUSTANG SALLY Wilson Pickett MY GIRL The Temptations NOT FADE AWAY Buddy Holly OH, PRETTY WOMAN Roy Orbison OLD TIME ROCK AND ROLL Bob Seger PAPA’S GOT A BRAND NEW BAG James Brown PICK UP THE PIECES Average White Band PINK CADILLAC Bruce Springsteen PLAY THAT FUNKY MUSIC Wild Cherry RAMROD Bruce Springsteen RESPECT Otis Redding ROADHOUSE BLUES The Doors WILL IT GO ROUND IN CIRCLES Billy Preston RUNNIN’ DOWN A DREAM Tom Petty SHOTGUN Jr. Walker & The All Stars SIGNED, SEALED, DELIVERED Stevie Wonder SOME KIND OF WONDERFUL Grand Funk Railroad SOMEONE LIKE YOU Van Morrison SOUL MAN Sam & Dave SMOOTH Santana SPOOKY Classics IV STAND BY ME Ben E. King START ME UP The Rolling Stones STREET CORNER SYMPHONY Rob Thomas STORMY MONDAY BLUES “T-Bone” Walker SWEET HOME CHICAGO Robert Johnson SWEET SOUL MUSIC Arthur Conley SWEET HOME ALABAMA Lynyrd Skynyrd TAKE ME TO THE RIVER Delbert McClinton 2 Party Crashers Song List TEQUILA The Champs THAT’S THE WAY I LIKE IT K.C. & The Sunshine Band TUPELO HONEY Van Morrison TWIST AND SHOUT The Beatles WHAT I LIKE ABOUT YOU The Romantics WILD NIGHT Van Morrison WILD THING The Troggs WONDERFUL TONIGHT Eric Clapton YOU CAN LEAVE YOUR HAT ON Joe Cocker YOU’VE LOST THAT LOVING FEELING The Righteous Brothers The Party Crashers also Play For Special Occasions: AULD LANG SYNE Traditional BLUE EYES CRYING IN THE RAIN Willie Nelson SITTIN' ON THE DOCK OF THE BAY Otis Redding LONESOME FUGITIVE Merle Haggard MOONDANCE Van Morrison PEACEFUL EASY FEELING The Eagles PLEASE COME HOME FOR CHRISTMAS Charles Brown REDNECK MOTHER Ray Wylie Hubbard SLEEPWALK Santo & Johnny TULSA TIME Don Williams YOUNGBLOOD The Coasters 3 .
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