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Tape Collection PARTY ROCK II PARTY ROCK II VARIOUS ARTISTS – TAPE 1 VARIOUS ARTISTS – TAPE 2 01 Dedicated to the One I Love - SHIRELLES 01 Wake Up Little Susie - EVERLY BROS. 02 Reach Out I’ll Be There - FOUR TOPS 02 The Birds & the Bees - JEWEL AKENS 03 That’s the Way I Like It - KC & SUNSHINE BAND 03 Stagger Lee - LLOYD PRICE 04 Where Did Our Love Go - SUPREMES 04 Sweet Pea - TOMMY ROE 05 ABC - JACKSON 5 05 Turn, Turn, Turn - THE BYRDS 06 My Girl - TEMPTATIONS 06 Kicks - PAUL REVERE & THE RAIDERS 07 Stop In the Name of Love - SUPREMES 07 Green Tambourine - THE LEMON PIPERS 08 Wooly Bully - SAM THE SHAM & PHAROAHS 08 Do You Believe in Magic?- LOVIN’ SPOONFUL 09 Theme from Shaft - ISAAC HAYES 09 Brandy - LOOKING GLASS 10 Theme from S.W.A.T - RHYTHM HERITAGE 10 Young Girl - GARY PUCKETT & UNION GAP 11 Fly Robin Fly - SILVER CONVENTION 11 Long Cool Woman in a Black Dress - HOLLIES 12 I Like It Like That - CHRIS KENNER 12 Judy in Disguise - JOHN FRED & HIS PLAYBOY BAND 13 Spinning Wheel - BLOOD, SWEAT & TEARS 13 Louie, Louie - KINGSMEN 14 Down in the Boondocks - BILLY JOE ROYAL 14 Come a Little Bit Closer - JAY & THE AMERICANS 15 Chantilly Lace - BIG BOPPER 15 Hey Little Cobra - RIPCHORDS 16 The Mountain’s High - DICK & DEEDEE 16 Little Old Lady from Pasadena - JAN & DEAN 17 Don’t You Just Know It - HUEY “PIANO” SMITH 17 Help Me Rhonda - BEACH BOYS 18 Let the Little Girl Dance - BILLY BLAND GREATEST HITS OF ROCK GREATEST HITS OF ROCK VARIOUS ARTISTS – TAPE 1 VARIOUS ARTISTS – TAPE 2 01 It’s All in the Game - TOMMY EDWARDS 01 Kansas City - WILBER HARRISON 02 02 Run Around Sue - DION Summer Night - DANLEERS 03 03 Duke of Earl - GENE CHANDLER Over the Mountain Across the Sea - JOHNNY & JOE 04 04 What’s Your Name - DON & JUAN Diamonds & Pearls - PARAGONS 05 05 La Bamba - RITCHIE VALENS To the Aisle - FIVE SATINS 06 06 Happy Organ - DAVE “BABY” CORTEZ Till - ANGELS 07 07 Solitaire - EMBERS Could This be Magic? - DUBS 08 08 Glory of Love - ROOMMATES You’ll Lose a Good Thing - BARBARA LYNN 09 09 Love You So - RON HOLDEN Runaway- DEL SHANNON 10 10 You’ll Never Walk Alone - PATTI LABELLE & BELLS Don’t Ask Me to Be Lonely - DUBS 11 11 The Wind - JESTERS Look in My Eyes - CHANNELS 12 12 The Way You Look Tonight - JAGUARS Sweetest One - CRESTS 13 13 Stormy Weather - SPANIELS He Will Break Your Heart - JERRY BUTLER 14 Eddie My Love - TEEN QUEENS 14 Long Lonely Night - LEE ANDREWS & HEARTS 15 Gee Whiz - CARLA THOMAS 15 Down the Aisle - PATTI LABELLE & BELLS 16 Rockin Robin - BOBBY DAY 16 You Were Mine - FIRE FLYS 17 Try the Impossible - LEE ANDREWS & HEARTS 17 Memories of You - HARPTONES 18 Donna - RITCHIE VALENS 18 Desirie - CHARTS 19 19 My True Story - JIVE FIVE Boy from New York City - AD LIBS 20 A Million to One - JIMMY CHARLES GREATEST HITS OF ROCK GREATEST HITS OF ROCK VARIOUS ARTISTS – TAPE 3 VARIOUS ARTISTS – TAPE 4 01 16 Candles - THE CRESTS 01 02 There’ll Be No Goodbye - FIVE DELIGHTS Chapel of Love - DIXIE CUPS 02 Church Bells May Ring - WILLOWS 03 Till Then - CLASSICS 03 04 Heaven & Paradise - DON JULIAN & MEADOWLARKS Tossin’ & Turnin’ - BOBBY LEWIS 04 05 Till - ANGELS Who’s That Knockin - GENIES 06 05 Gulity - CRESTS All in My Mind - MAXINE BROWN 06 07 Shoop Shoop Song - BETTY EVERETT Laughed - JESTERS 08 Sunday Kind of Love - HARPTONES 07 Let the Good Times Roll - SHIRLEY & LEE 09 Tonite-Tonite - MELLO KINGS 08 10 Goodnight Sweetheart Goodnight - UNTOUCHABLES Rhythm of the Rain - CASCADES 09 A Good Woman - BLUENOTES 11 It’s Gonna Work Out Fine - IKE & TINA TURNER 10 12 Lonely Nights - HEARTS In the Still of the Night - FIVE SATINS 11 13 Every Beat of My Heart - GLADYS KNIGHT & PIPS This Is the Night - VALIANTS 14 12 Down the Aisle of Love - QUINTONES The Closer You Are - CHANNELS 13 15 In Crowd - DOBIE GRAY Earth Angel - PENGUINS 16 Moon River - JERRY BUTLER 14 Sincerely - MOONGLOWS 17 Raindrops - DEE CLARK 15 18 That’s What Girls Are Made For - SPINNERS Tell Me Why - DION & BELMONTS 16 Stay - MAURICE WILLIAMS & ZODIACS 19 Suspicion - TERRY STARFORD 20 Thers’s a Moon Out Tonight - CAPRIS SOLID GOLD PARTY ROCK SOLID GOLD PARTY ROCK VARIOUS ARTISTS – TAPE 1 VARIOUS ARTISTS – TAPE 2 01 Runaround Sue - DION 01 Kansas City - WILBERT HARRISON 02 Blueberry Hill - FATS DOMINO 02 Get A Job - SILOUETTES 03 Breaking Up Is Hard to Do - NEIL SEDAKA 03 Mashed Potato Time - DEE DEE SHARP 04 The Lion Sleeps Tonight - TOKENS 04 Easier Said Than Done - ESSEX 05 Locomotion - LITTLE EVA 05 Surf City - JAN & DEAN 06 Take Good Care of My Baby - BOBBY VEE 06 This Diamond Ring - GARY LEWIS & PLAYBOYS 07 He’s So Fine - CHIFFONS 07 The Twist - CHUBBY CHECKER 08 I Will Follow Him - PEGGY MARCH 08 Windy - ASSOCIATION 09 Mack the Knife - BOBBY DARIN 09 The Letter - BOX TOPS 10 Stay- MAURICE WILLIAMS & ZODIACS 10 Baby Love - SUPREMES 11 Chapel of Love - DIXIE CUPS 12 Leader of the Pack - SHANGRI-LAS SOLID GOLD PARTY ROCK SOLID GOLD PARTY ROCK VARIOUS ARTISTS – TAPE 3 VARIOUS ARTISTS – TAPE 4 01 Tighten Up - ARCHIE BELL & THE DRELLS 01 Summer in the City - LOVIN’ SPOONFUL 02 When a Man Loves a Woman - PERCY SLEDGE 02 I’m a Believer - MONKEES 03 My Guy - MARY WELLS 03 Vehicle - IDES OF MARCH 04 Respect - ARETHA FRANKLIN 04 Sugar, Sugar - ARCHIES 05 I Want You Back - JACKSON 5 05 Aquarius/Let the Sun Shine - 5TH DIMENSION 06 Come See About Me - SUPREMES 06 Good Lovin’ - RASCALS 07 Please Mr. Postman - MARVELETTES 07 96 Tears - ? & THE MYSTERIANS 08 Dancing in the Street - MARTHA REEVES & VANDELLAS 08 Crimson & Clover - TOMMY JAMES & SHONDELLS 09 Just My Imagination - TEMPTATIONS 09 Knock Three Times - TONY ORLANDO & DAWN 10 I Can’t Help Myself - FOUR TOPS 10 I Get Around - BEACH BOYS SOLID GOLD PARTY ROCK MOTOWN ANNIVERSARY COLLECTION VARIOUS ARTISTS – TAPE 5 VARIOUS ARTISTS – TAPE 1 01 World Without Love - PETER & GORDON 01 Heatwave - MARTHA REEVES & VANDELLAS 02 Happy Together - TURTLES 02 You’ve Really Got a Hold on Me - MIRACLES 03 Our Day Will Come - RUBY & ROMANTICS 03 Signed, Sealed Delivered - STEVIE WONDER 04 Cathy’s Clown - EVERLY BROS. 04 Please Mr. Postman - MARVELETTES 05 Save the Last Dance for Me - DRIFTERS 05 You Can’t Hurry Love - SUPREMES 06 Will You Still Love Me Tomorrow - SHIRELLES 06 Don’t Leave Me This Way - THELMA HOUSTON 07 Sheila - TOMMY ROE 07 War- EDWIN STARR 08 I’m Sorry - BRENDA LEE 08 Upside Down - DIANA ROSS 09 Don’t Break the Heart That Loves You - CONNIE FRANCIS 09 Shotgun - JUNIOR WALKER & ALL-STARS 10 Johnny Angel - SHELLEY FABARES 10 Stop! In the Name of Love - SUPREMES 11 Ain’t Nothing Like the Real Thing - MARVIN GAYE & TAMMI TERRELL 12 Baby Love - SUPREMES 13 Keep On Truckin’ - EDDIE KENDRICKS 14 I Second That Emotion - SMOKEY ROBINSON & MIRACLES 15 I Want You Back - JACKSON 5 16 My Cherie Amour - STEVIE WONDER 17 Theme from Mahogany - DIANA ROSS 18 Neither One of Us- GLADYS KNIGHT & PIPS MOTOWN ANNIVERSARY COLLECTION FUNKY TAPE VARIOUS ARTISTS – TAPE 3 VARIOUS ARTISTS 01 01 You Keep Me Hangin’ On - SUPREMES Joystick - DAZZ BAND 02 You Dropped a Bomb On Me - GAP BAND 02 Uptight - STEVIE WONDER 03 Let the Music Play - SHANNON 03 Jimmy Mack - MARTHA REEVES & VANDELLAS 04 04 Cold Blooded - RICK JAMES Shop Around- SMOKEY ROBINSON & MIRACLES 05 No Parking on the Dance Floor - MIDNIGHT STARR 05 06 B.Y.O.B - SISTER SLEDGE I Hear a Symphony - SUPREMES 07 06 Reach Out I’ll Be There - FOUR TOPS Candy Girl - NEW EDITION 08 White Lines - GRANDMASTER FLASH 07 Got to Give It Up - MARVIN GAYE 09 08 It’s a Love Thing - WHISPERS Fingertips - STEVIE WONDER 10 Baby, Baby (You Bring the Freak Out of me) - RICK JAMES 09 11 Atomic Dog - GEORGE CLINTON Three Times a Lady - COMMODORES 12 10 Love Hangover - DIANA ROSS Planet Rock - AFRIKA BAMBATTA 13 Super Freak - RICK JAMES 11 You’re All I Need to Get By - MARVIN GAYE & TAMMI TERRELL 14 12 Cutie Pie - ONE WAY ABC - JACKSON 5 15 And the Beat Goes On - WHISPERS 16 13 Easy - COMMODORES I’ll Do Anything for You - DENROY MORGAN 17 14 What’s Going On - MARVIN GAYE Fantastic Voyage - LAKESIDE 15 18 You & I - RICK JAMES Papa Was a Rolling Stone - TEMPTATIONS 19 16 Celebration - KOOL & THE GANG Love Machine - MIRACLES 20 Let’s Groove Tonight - EARTH, WIND & FIRE 21 Dr. Beat - MIAMI SOUND MACHINE 22 Must Be the Music - SECRET WEAPON FUNKY TAPE II FUNKY TAPE IV VARIOUS ARTISTS VARIOUS ARTISTS 01 Attack Me With Your Love - CAMEO 01 Just Be Good to Me - S.O.S. BAND 02 Take That to the Bank - SHALAMAR 02 I’ll Be Good - RENE & ANGELA 03 Get Down on It - KOOL & THE GANG 03 The Walk - THE TIME 04 Give It to Me - RICK JAMES 04 Hey D.J. - WORLD FAMOUS SUPREME TEAM 05 Party Train - GAP BAND 05 AEIOU - FREEZE 06 Le Freak - CHIC 06 Jam On It - NUCLEUS 07 Let It Whip - DAZZ BAND 07 Wet My Whistle - MIDNIGHT STAR 08 You’re the One For Me - D TRAIN 08 Midas Touch - MIDNIGHT STAR 09 Can You Feel the Beat - LISA LISA & CULT JAM 09 The Word Is Out - JERMAINE STEWART 10 In My House - MARY JANE GIRLS 10 I Feel For You - CHAKA KHAN 11 17 & Sexy - RICK JAMES 11 Can You Feel the Beat - LISA LISA & CULT JAM 12 Ladies Night - KOOL & THE GANG 12 I Wanna Be Your Man - JESSIE JOHNSON 13 Single Life - CAMEO 13 Nasty Girl - VANITY 14 Gimme Tonight - SHANNON 14 Kiss - PRINCE 15 Alice, I Want You Just For Me - FULL FORCE 15 Big Fun - GAP BAND 16 Love Come Down - EVELYN “CHAMPAGNE“ KING 16 Word Up - CAMEO 17 All Night Long - MARY JANE GIRLS 17 Holiday - MADONNA 18 Square Bizz - TEENA MARIE 18 Jam to the Motha - GAP BAND 19 Last Night a DJ Saved My Life - IN DEEP 19 Oh Sheila - READY FOR THE WORLD 20 Mama Used to Say - JUNIOR 20 Bad Habit - JENNY BURTON 21 Second Time Around - SHALAMAR 21 Krazay - JESSIE JOHNSON 22 She’s a Bad Mama Jama - CARL CARLTON 22 She’s Strange - CAMEO FUNK OF THE 70’S/SPINNERS DISCO’S GREATEST HITS VARIOUS ARTISTS/SPINNERS VARIOUS ARTISTS 01 01 The Love I Lost - HAROLD MELVIN & BLUENOTES Boogie Oogie Oogie - TASTE OF HONEY 02 02 Boogie Nights - HEATWAVE I’ll Always Love My Momma - INTRUDERS 03 03 Shining Star - EARTH, WIND & FIRE Shake Your Groove Thing - PEACHES & HERB 04 04 Disco Nights - GQ Rock the Boat - HUGHES CORPORATION 05 Funkytown - LIPPS INC.
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