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Pride & Joy Songlist PRIDE & JOY Popular Songlist Song Title Artist 1999 Prince A Natural Woman Aretha Franklin ABC Jackson 4 Ain't Too Proud to Beg Temptations All Blues Miles Davis All of Me F. Sinatra, L. Armstrong Autumn Leaves Tony Bennett Back in Love Again LTD Best of My Love Emotions Billie's Bounce Charlie Parker Black Orpheus Luis Bonfa Brick House Commodore Can't Get Next to You Temptations Can't Help Myself Four Tops Cantaloupe Island Herbie Hancock Clean-up Woman Betty Wright Cold Duck Time Eddie Harris Comin' Home Baby Herbie Mann Dance to the Music Sly & the Family Stone Dancin' in the Streets Martha & the Vandellas Disco Inferno Trammps Do Wah Ditty/Dance Floor Roger & Zapp Don't Get Around Much Anymore Duke Ellington Don't Stop till You Get Enough Michael Jackson Easy Living Dinah Washington En samba Original (Bruce Unsworth) Europa Carlos Santana Everyday People Sly & the Family Stone Fantastic Voyage Lakeside Fire Ohio Players Flashlight Parliament Forget Me Nots Patrice Rushen Freeway of Love Aretha Franklin Georgia On My Mind H. Carmichael, Ray Charles Get Off Foxy Get Ready Temptations Givin' Him Something He Can Feel Aretha Franklin Got to Be Real Cheryl Lynn Green Dolphin Street Bill Evans, Sonny Rollins Groove Me King Floyd Harlem Nocturne King Curtis Higher and Higher Jackie Wilson Hot Fun in the Summertime Sly & the Family Stone How Sweet It Is to Be Loved by You Marvin Gaye/ Jr. Walker I Could Fall In Love Selena I Don't Want to Lose Your Love Emotions I Feel Good James Brown I Heard It Through the Grapevine Marvin Gaye/Gladys Knight I Thank You Sam & Dave I Wanna Get Next to You Rose Royce I Want to Take You Higher Sly & the Family Stone I Want You Back Jackson Five I Wish Stevie Wonder It's Alright J.J. Jackson It's Your Thing Isley Brothers Jump, Jive & Wail Brian Setzer Killer Joe Quincy Jones Kiss Prince Knock on Wood Eddie Floyd Lady Marmalade Labelle Let It Whip Dazz Band Let's Get It On Marvin Gaye Let's Groove Earth, Wind & Fire Love and Happiness Al Green Love Come Down Evelyn Champagne King Love Rollercoaster Ohio Players LoveTrain O'Jays Me and Mrs. Jones Billy Paul Mercy, Mercy, Mercy Cannonball Adderly Midnight Hour Wilson Pickett Mile Hi The Yellow Jackets Misty Johnny Mathis/Errol Garner Mr. Big Stuff Jean Knight My Girl Temptations My One and Only Love J. Hartman w/Coltrane My Romance Sarah Vaughn Nowhere to Run Martha & the Vandellas Proud Mary Ike and Tina Turner Reach Out, I'll Be There Four Tops Reasons Earth, Wind & Fire Respect Aretha Franklin Respect Otis Redding Reunion Original (Bruce Unsworth) Rhythm-a-ning Thelonius Monk Rock Steady Aretha Franklin Samba de Orpheus Joe Pass (Luis Bonfa) Satin Doll Duke Ellington Saturday Nite Earth, Wind & Fire September Earth, Wind & Fire Seven Steps to Heaven Miles Davis Sex Machine James Brown Shake Your Body Down Jacksons Shame Evelyn Champagne King She's Lookin' Good Roger Collins Shining Star Earth, Wind & Fire Shotgun Jr. Walker & the Allstars Shout Isley Brothers Signed, Sealed, Delivered Stevie Wonder Since You've Been Gone Aretha Franklin Sing A Song Earth, Wind & Fire Sledgehammer Peter Gabriel Someday My Prince Will Come Bill Evans, etc (waltz) Someone to Watch Over Me Gene Ammons, Sting Song For My Father Horace Silver Soul Man Sam & Dave Soul Serenade Aretha Franklin, D. Sanborn Stolen Moments Mark Murphy, Oliver Nelson Summertime Ella Fitzgerald Superfreak Rick James Sweet Soul Music Arthur Conley Take Five Dave Brubeck Take Me to the River Al Green Take the "A" Train Duke Ellington Tears of a Clown Smokey Robinson That's the Way of the World Earth, Wind and Fire The Christmas Song Mel Torme, Nat "King" Cole The Way You Do the Things You Do Temptations Things Ain't What They Used To Be Duke Ellington Think Aretha Franklin This Will Be An Everlasting Love Natalie Cole Thriller Michael Jackson Try A Little Tenderness Otis Redding Twenty-five Miles Edwin Starr Uptight Stevie Wonder Vibe Steps Ahead Wanna Be Startin' Somethin' Michael Jackson Want Ads Honeycone We Are Family Sister Sledge What Does It Take? Jr. Walker & the Allstars When A Man Loves A Woman Percy Sledge Who's Makin' Love Johnny Taylor Word Up Cameo Workin' Night and Day Michael Jackson Yes, We Can Can Pointer Sisters You and I Rick James You Are the Sunshine of My Life Stevie Wonder You Can't Hurry Love Supremes You Got The Love Rufus You Keep Me Hangin' On Supremes .
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