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Round Midnight Repertoire (Auszüge) Pop, Soul & Disco Lounge & Ballads Ballroom/Standardtanz Billie Jean (Michael Jackson) Walzer Don't know why (Norah Jones) Blurred Lines (Pharrell Williams) z.B.: Free (Deniece Williams) Celebration (Kool and the Gang) Fascination Home (Michael Buble) Crazy (Gnarls Barkley) I wonder why (Curtis Stigers) If I ain't got You (Alicia Keys) Crying at the Discotheque (Alcazar) Moonriver Killing me softly (Roberta Flack) Dance with somebody (Mando Diao) Over the rainbow Lovesong (Sara Bareilles) Firework (Katy Perry) Sous le ciel de Paris Put Your Records on (Corinne Bailey Rae) Gimme Gimme (ABBA) Stay with me (Sam Smith) Happy (Pharrell Williams) Foxtrott & Slow-Fox Turn on tune in (Freak Power) Happy Birthday (Stevie Wonder) z.B.: You give me something (James Morrison) Hung Up (Madonna) All of me Your Love is King (Sade) I feel good (James Brown) Autumn leaves I need a Dollar (Aloe Black) Cheek to Cheek How High the Moon I will survive (Gloria Gaynor) Latin & Brasil I’m so excited (Pointer Sisters) Night and Day On the sunny side It's raining men (Weather Girls) Ain't nobody Take the A Train Kiss (Prince) Bachata Rosa Lady Marmalade (Patti Labelle) Chan Chan Cha-Cha-Cha, Rhumba, Samba, Tango Let me entertain you (Robbie Williams) Clocks z.B.: Locked out of Heaven (Bruno Mars) Dos Gardenias Besame Mucho Mercy (Duffy) El cuarto de Tula Black Orpheus Never can say goodbye (Gloria Gaynor) Oye como va Brasil Proud Mary (Tina Turner) Vivir lo nuestro Relight my Fire (Take That) Girl from Ipanema Rock with You (Michael Jackson) Hernando's Hideaway Rolling in the Deep (Adele) Aquarela do Brasil Mas que Nada September (Earth Wind and Fire) Bahiafrika Perfidia Sex Bomb (Tom Jones) Forro do Xenhenhem Quizas, Quizas, Quizas Mas que Nada Sing it back (Moloko) So danco Samba Tombo Smooth Operator (Sade) Sway Something got me started (Simply Red) Tristeza Thriller (Michael Jackson) Treasure (Bruno Mars) Valerie (Amy Winehouse) Waterloo (ABBA) info & booking: Tel.: 0711 65 37 43 We are family (Sister Sledge) mail: [email protected] .

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