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Note: the Following List Is Only a Sampling of the Songs That Best Describe the Joker’S Wild Note: The following list is only a sampling of the songs that best describe The Joker’s Wild. This is not an all-inclusive listing. The Joker’s Wild welcomes requests and music from a variety of genres. Ain't That A Kick In The Head Jump, Jive, an' Wail All of Me Just a Gigolo/I Ain't Got Nobody All The Way Just One of Those Things Angel Eyes Kansas City Angelina/Zooma-Zooma Kiss To Build a Dream On, A Are You Havin' Any Fun Lady is a Tramp, The As Long As I'm Singin' Let's Call The Whole Thing Off As Time Goes By Let's Fall in Love At Last Like Young Auld Lang Syne L-O-V-E Baby Please Come Home Love is the Tender Trap Banana Split For My Baby Luck Be a Lady Basin Street Blues Mack the Knife Besame Mucho Memories Are Made of This Best Is Yet To Come Moon River Beyond the Sea Moonlight in Vermont Bim Bam Moonlight Serenade Bla Bla Cha Cha Cha More Blue Alert Mustang Sally Buona Sera My Funny Valentine Can't Take That Away From Me New York, New York Cheek to Cheek Night and Day Come Fly With Me A Nightingale Sang in Berkeley Square Come Rain or Come Shine O Sole Mio Comin' Home Baby Oh Marie Crazy Lady Old Devil Moon Dig That Crazy Chick One For My Baby Do Nothin' Till Hear From Me Papa Loves Mambo Don't Get Around Much Anymore Paper Moon Down The Road I Go Pennies From Heaven Duke's Place Please Be Kind East of the Sun, West of the Moon Please Don't Talk About Me When I'm Gone Easy To Love Pop-A-Diddy Fifteen on Fifteen Shadow of Your Smile, The Fine Romance, A Shape in a Drape Five Guys Named Moe Sing, Sing, Sing Five Months, Two Weeks, Two Days Smack Dab In The Middle Flat Foot Floogie Somebody Loves You Fly Me to the Moon South Of The Border Foggy Day , A Straighten Up and Fly Right Girl From Ipanema Strangers in the Night Hey! Bop-A-Ree-Bop Summer Wind Hometown Blues That's Amore Honey Love That's Life I Can't Give You Anything But Love This 'n That I Can't Hear You Too Close For Comfort I Concentrate On You Tu Vuo' Fa L'Americano I Could Have Danced All Night Unforgettable I Get a Kick Out of You Use Me Up I Only Have Eyes For You Wave I Won't Dance Way You Look Tonight, The I'm Beginning To See The Light Wee Small Hours of the Morning I'm Goin' To Town What A Wonderful World I'm In The Mood For Love What's Your Drink Isn't It Romantic? Where or When It Don't Mean a Thing… Witchcraft It Had To Be You You Make Me Feel So Young It's All Right With Me You're Nobody Till Somebody Loves You I've Got A Crush On You Zing! Went the Strings of My Heart I've Got the World on a String I've Got You Under My Skin Accidentally In Love La Bamba All Shook Up La Grange As Time Goes By Late In The Evening Brown-Eyed Girl Letter, The (Build Me Up) Buttercup Louie, Louie Burning Down the House Making Memories of Us Can't Take My Eyes Off Of You Moondance Comanche Mustang Sally Copacabana The Nighttime (Is The Right Time) Crazy Little Thing Called Love O Sole Mio Fever Old Time Rock n' Roll Good Lovin' Pennsylvania Polka Great Balls Of Fire People Are Strange Hang On Sloopy Rock Around the Clock Happy Together Shake, Rattle, and Roll Hot, Hot, Hot Sweet Caroline I Cross My Heart That's Amore I Got Loaded The Way You Look Tonight I Loved Her First Twist & Shout I'm A Believer What A Wonderful World I Walk the Line Wicked Game Jump, Jive an' Wail Wild Thing Just A Gigolo/I Ain't Got Nobody Wonderful Tonight Just The Way You Are You and I King of the Road You Never Can Tell (C'est La Vie) .
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