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1. Killing Me Softly - Fugees 2 1. Killing me softly - Fugees 2. I want it that way - Backstreet Boys 3. Everybody wants to rule the world - Tears for Fears 4. With arms wide open - Creed 5. Iris - Go Go Dolls 6. The Scientist - Coldplay 7. Paradise - Coldplay 8. Just the way you are - Bruno Mars 9. I`m yours - Jason Mraz 10. Apologize - One Republic 11. Mad World - Gary Jules 12. Set fire to the rain - Adele 13. Rolling in the deep - Adele 14. Somebody I used to know - Gotye 15. Nothing else matters - Metallica 16. Wicked Game - Chris Isaac 17. Wish you were here - Pink Floyd 18. Ordinary World - Duran Duran 19. Dust in the wind - Kansas 20. Radio Ga Ga - Queen 21. Crazy little thing called love - Queen 22. Hotel California - Eagles 23. Kiss from a rose - Seal 24. Little Wing - Jimi Hendrix 25. Behind blue eyes - The Who 26. Eternal Flame - Bangles 27. Nights in white satin - Moody Blues 28. I still havent found(what i am looking for) - U2 29. With or without you - U2 30. One - U2. 31. Baby i love your way - Peter Frampton 32. Just the 2 of us - Bill Withers 33. Aint no sunshine - Bill Whiters 34. Diamante - Zucchero 35. Overdose d`amore - Zucchero 36. Halleluyah - Leonard Cohen 37. More than words - Extreme 38. Here i go again - Whitesnake 39. While my guitar gently wheepes - George Harrison 40. It s raining again - Supertramp 41. Dont dream it s over - Crowded House 42. Knocking on heavens door - Bob Dylan 43. Heaven - Bryan Adams 44. House of the rising sun - Animals 45. Green green grass of home - Tom Jones 46. Let it be - The Beatles 47. Hard day`s night - The Beatles 48. Change the world - Eric Clapton 49. Layla - Eric Clapton 50. Wonderfull tonight - Eric Clapton 51. Angels - Robbie Williams 52. Purple Rain - Prince 53. Breakfast at Tiffany`s - Deep Blue Something 54. Cocaine - J.J.Cale 55. After Midnight - J.J.Cale 56. Lucille - Little Richard 57. Rock me baby - B.B.King 58. Kiss - Prince 59. Superstition - Steve Wonder 60. Sweet Home Chicago - Blues Brothers 61. Sweet Home Alabama - Lynyrd Skynyrd 62. I feel good - James Brown 63. Light my fire - The Doors 64. Why did you do it - Stretch 65. The great balls of fire - Jerry Lee Lewis 66. Cant get enough - Bad Company 67. Save tonight - Eagle Eye Cherry 68. I heard it through the grapevine - Creedence Clearwater Revival 69. Personal Jesus - Depeche Mode 70. Sailing - Christopher Cross 71. Use somebody - Kings of leon 72. Have you ever seen the rain/Bad moon rising - Creedence 73. Honkey tonkey woman - Rolling Stones 74. I got my mind set on you - George Harrison 75. In the ghetto - Elvis Presley 76. Summer of 69 - Bryan Adams 77. Freedom - George Michael 78. The Look - Roxette 79. Hush - Deep Purple 80. Whatever you want - Status Quo 81. Simon & Garfunkel - Mrs Robisnon 82. Boulevard of broken Dreams - Green Day 83. Wonderwall - Oasis 84. Rosanna - Toto 85. Africa - Toto 86. La bamba - Ritchie Valens 87. Maricahi 88. Volare - Gypsy Kings 89. Bamboleo - Gypsy Kings 90. Every breathe you take - Police 91. I`m a believer - The Monkeys 92. Love me tender - Elvis Presley 93. Wild Wrold - Cat Stevens 94. Ring of fire - Johnny Cash 95. You shook me all night long - AC/DC 96. Looking back - Mike & The Mechanics 97. Englishman in New York - Sting 98. `74-`75 - The Connells 99. I cant dance - Genesis 100. Losing my religion - R.E.M. 101. Country Roads - John Denver 102. Soldier of fortune - Deep Purple 103. Simple Man - Lynyrd Skynyrd 104. Sitting on a dock of a bay - Otis Redding 105. Is this love - Whitesnake 106. I shot the sheriff - Bob Marley 107. Sway - Dean Martin 110. Colegiala - Rodolfo y su Tipica 111. Angie - Rolling Stones 112. Long train running - Doobie Brothers 113. Under the bridge - Red Hot Chili Pappers 114. Sex bomb - Tom Jones 115. Basket case - green day 116. Born to be wild - steppenwolf 117. Play that funky music - Wild Cherry 118. Message in a bottle - police 119. Ruby Ruby - Kaiser Chiefs 120. Twist and shout - Isley Brothers 121. Lou Reed & The Velvet Underground - Perfect Day 122. Always on my mind - Elvis Presley 123. THE ROLLING STONES-Jumpin' Jack Flash 124. The Rolling Stones - Wild Horses 125. Susanna - The Art Company 126. Mas Que Nada - Segio Mendes 127. Careless Whisper - Geroge Michael 128. Jailhouse Rock - Elvis Presley 129. Wonderful Life - Black 130. I Love Rock & Roll - Joan Jett & the Blackhearts 131. Walk This Way - Aerosmith 132. My Sweet Lord - Gerge Harrison 133. Shine on you crazy diamond - Pink Floyd .
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