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MICK EVANS SONG LIST 1. 1927 If I could 2. 3 Doors Down Kryptonite Here Without You 3. 4 Non Blondes What’s Going On 4. Abba Dancing Queen 5. AC/DC Shook Me All Night Long Highway to Hell 6. Adel Find Another You 7. Allan Jackson Little Bitty Remember When 8. America Horse with No Name Sister Golden Hair 9. Australian Crawl Boys Light Up Reckless Oh No Not You Again 10. Angels She Keeps No Secrets from You MICK EVANS SONG LIST Am I Ever Gonna See Your Face Again 11. Avicii Hey Brother 12. Barenaked Ladies It’s All Been Done 13. Beatles Saw Her Standing There Hey Jude 14. Ben Harper Steam My Kisses 15. Bernard Fanning Song Bird 16. Billy Idol Rebel Yell 17. Billy Joel Piano Man 18. Blink 182 Small Things 19. Bob Dylan How Does It Feel 20. Bon Jovi Living on a Prayer Wanted Dead or Alive Always Bead of Roses Blaze of Glory Saturday Night MICK EVANS SONG LIST 21. Bruce Springsteen Dancing in the dark I’m on Fire My Home town The River Streets of Philadelphia 22. Bryan Adams Summer of 69 Heaven Run to You Cuts Like A Knife When You’re Gone 23. Bush Glycerine 24. Carly Simon Your So Vein 25. Cheap Trick The Flame 26. Choir Boys Run to Paradise 27. Cold Chisel Bow River Khe Sanh When the War is Over My Baby Flame Trees MICK EVANS SONG LIST 28. Cold Play Yellow 29. Collective Soul The World I know 30. Concrete Blonde Joey 31. Counting Crows Mr Jones 32. Cranberries Zombie 33. Credence Clearwater Revival Proud Mary Bad Moon Rising Have You Ever Seen The Rain 34. Christina Perri A 1,000 Years 35. Crowded House Better Be Home soon Mean To Me Distant Sun Weather with You 36. Cyndi Lauper Time After Time 37. Darius Rucker Wagon Wheel 38. Darryl Braithwaite Horses MICK EVANS SONG LIST One summer 39. Dave Dobbyn Slice of Heaven 40. Dave Dudley 6 Days on the Road 41. David Bowie Hero’s 42. Dean Lewis Be alright 43. Deep Blue Something Breakfast at Tiffany’s 44. Dire Straits Romeo and Juliet 45. Don Henley Boys of Summer 46. Don McLean American Pie 47. Don Williams Good Ole Boys Like Me 48. Dragon Don’t You Go Out in The Rain 49. Eagle Eye Cherry Save Tonight 50. Eagles MICK EVANS SONG LIST Hotel California Peaceful Easy Feeling Lying Eyes 51. Ed Sheeran Castle on the Hill Photograph 52. Eddie Vedder Hide Your Love Away 53. Elton John Your Song Sad Songs Tiny Dancer Candle in the Wind 54. Eric Bogle And the Band Played Waltzing Matilda 55. Evanescence My Immortal 56. Ewan MacColl / Pogues Dirty Old Town 57. Filter Take a Picture 58. Foo Fighters Everlong There Goes My Hero Learn to Fly 59. Frank Sinatra MICK EVANS SONG LIST Did it My Way 60. Fuel Shimmer 61. Garth Brooks Friends in Low Places 62. George Michael Faith 63. George Thorogood Get a Haircut and Get a Real Job 64. Gin Blossoms Jealousy 65. Glen Campbell Rhinestone Cowboy 66. Gloria Gaynor I Will Survive 67. Goanna Solid Rock 68. Goo Goo Dolls Iris Slide 69. Gotye Somebody I used to Know 70. Green Day Basket Case Time of Your Life Hitching a Ride MICK EVANS SONG LIST 71. Guns and Roses Sweet Child of Mine Patients Don’t You Cry Tonight 72. Heart Alone 73. Highway Men Highway Men 74. Hoodoo Gurus What’s My Scene 1,000 Miles Away 75. Hootie and the Blowfish Let Her Cry 76. Hunters and Collectors Holy Grail Throw Your Arms Around Me 77. Icehouse Great Southern Land Electric Blue 78. Incubus Drive 79. Indigo Girls Closer to Fine 80. INXS Never Tare Us Apart 81. James Laid 82. Jefferson Starship We Built This City on Rock and Roll 83. Jimmy Barns Working Class Man Die To Be With You Tonight Still On Your Side Ride the Night Away 84. Jimmy Eat World The Middle 85. John Cougar Mellencamp Jack and Diane Rain on The Scare Crow 86. John Denver MICK EVANS SONG LIST Country Roads Annie’s Song 87. John Farnham You’re the Voice 88. John Williamson True Blue Raining on The Rock 89. Johnny Cash Burning Ring of Fire Folsom Prison Blues 90. Johnny Diesel Crying Shame Tip of my Tongue Soul Revival 91. Joshua Kadison Jessie 92. Keith Urban Making Memories 93. Kenny Chesney Blue Rocking Chair 94. Kenny Rogers The Gambler Coward of The County 95. Kings of Leon Use Somebody 96. Kid Rock All Summer Long 97. Lady Gaga Poker Face 98. Leonard Cohen Hallelujah 99. Lifehouse Halfway Gone 100. Live Lightening Crashes I Alone Selling the Drama Dolphins Cry 101. Lorde Royals MICK EVANS SONG LIST 102. Lynyrd Skynyrd Sweet Home Alabama 103. Marc Cohn Walking In Memphis 104. Matchbox Twenty 3am Push Bright Lights Unwell Let’s See How Far We’ve Come 105. Melissa Etheridge Like The Way I do 106. Men at Work Land Down Under 107. Mental As Anything Live It Up 108. Metallica Enter Sandman Nothing Else Maters 109. Michael Franti Life is Better with You 110. Midnight Oil Beds Are Burning 111. Miley Cyrus Wrecking Ball 112. Mondo Rock Cool World 113. Mr Big Be With You 114. Mumford Sons I Will Wait Little Lion Man 115. Neil Diamond Sweet Caroline Solitary Man I am I Said I’m a Believer 116. Neil Young Old Man Heart of Gold MICK EVANS SONG LIST Needle and The Damage Done 117. Nickelback How you Remind me 118. Nirvana About a Girl 119. Noiseworks Take Me Back 120. Oasis Wonder Wall Champaign Supernova Don’t Look Back in Anger 121. Pat Benatar Hit Me with Your Best Shot 122. Paul Kelly To Her Door Dumb Things How to Make Gravy 123. Pearl Jam Better Man Daughter Elderly Woman behind a Counter in a Small Town Last Kiss 124. Pete Murray Beautiful Seen Better Days 125. Pink Floyd Wish You Were Here 126. Poison Every Rose Has Its Thorn 127. Powder Finger My Happiness Passenger My Kind of Scene 128. Queen I Want To Break Free Fat Bottom Girls I want It All 129. Radio Head Creep 130. Red Hot Chili Peppers Other Side MICK EVANS SONG LIST 131. Redgum I Was Only 19 132. REM Losing My Religion The One I love 133. REO Speedwagon Can’t Fight This Feeling Anymore Take It on The Run 134. Richard Marx Hazard Right Here Waiting for You 135. Rick Springfield Jessie’s Girl 136. Robbie Williams Angels 137. Rod Stewart Maggie May Sailing 138. Screaming Jets Better Shivers 139. Seven Mary Three Luck 140. Shaun Mullins Lullaby 141. Simon and Garfunkel The Boxer 142. Sinead O’Connor Nothing Compares To You 143. Skid Row I Remember You 144. Slim Dusty Lights on The Hill Love to Have a Beer The Long Yard 145. Smashing Pumpkins Disarm 146. Snow Patrol Chasing Cars 147. Soul Asylum MICK EVANS SONG LIST Runaway Train 148. Stealers Wheels Stuck in the Middle 149. Stereophonics Dakota 150. Steve Earle Copper Head Rd Galway Girl 151. Steve Miller Band Joker 152. Stevie Nicks Landslide 153. Stone Temple Pilots Interstate Love Song Plush 154. Talking Heads Psycho Killer 155. The Badloves Green Limousine 156. The Band The Weight 157. The Black Sorrows Harley and Rose 158. The Fray How to Save a Life 159. The Killers Mr Brightside 160. The Offspring Self Esteem 161. The Proclaimers 500 Miles I’m on My Way 162. The Refreshments Banditos 163. The Romantics What I Like About You 164. The Smashing Pumpkins Disarmed 165. The Verve Pipe MICK EVANS SONG LIST Freshman 166. Things of stone and Wood Happy Birthday Helen 167. Tina Turner Simply the Best 168. Tom Petty Free Falling Won’t Back Down 169. Tonic If You Could Only See 170. Toto Africa 171. Tracy Chapman Fast Car Talking about a Revolution Baby Can I hold You 172. Train Drops of Jupiter Hey Soul Sister 173. U2 Angel of Harlem All I want Is You Desire Still Haven’t Found What I’m Looking For With or Without You 174. Vance Joy Riptide 175. Vertical Horizon Everything You Want You’re a God 176. The Verve Lucky Man Bitter Sweet Symphony Drugs Don’t Work 177. Violent Femmes Blister In The sun 178. Wheatus Teenage Dirt Bag 179. White Snake Here I Go again MICK EVANS SONG LIST 180. Whitney Houston I want To Dance with Somebody 181. Zac Brown Band Chicken Fry .
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