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View the Full Song List PARTY WITH THE PEOPLE 2020 Song List POPULAR SONGS & DANCE HITS ▪ Lizzo - Truth Hurts ▪ The Outfield - Your Love ▪ Tones And I - Dance Monkey ▪ Vanilla Ice - Ice Ice Baby ▪ Lil Nas X - Old Town Road ▪ Queen - We Will Rock You ▪ Walk The Moon - Shut Up And Dance ▪ Wilson Pickett - Midnight Hour ▪ Cardi B - Bodak Yellow, I Like It ▪ Eddie Floyd - Knock On Wood ▪ Chainsmokers - Closer ▪ Nelly - Hot In Here ▪ Shawn Mendes - Nothing Holding Me Back ▪ Lauryn Hill - That Thing ▪ Camila Cabello - Havana ▪ Spice Girls - Tell Me What You Want ▪ OMI - Cheerleader ▪ Guns & Roses - Paradise City ▪ Taylor Swift - Shake It Off ▪ Journey - Don’t Stop Believing, Anyway You Want It ▪ Daft Punk - Get Lucky ▪ Natalie Cole - This Will Be ▪ Pitbull - Fireball ▪ Barry White - My First My Last My Everything ▪ DJ Khaled - All I Do Is Win ▪ King Harvest - Dancing In The Moonlight ▪ Dr Dre, Queen Pen - No Diggity ▪ Isley Brothers - Shout ▪ House Of Pain - Jump Around ▪ 112 - Cupid ▪ Earth Wind & Fire - September, In The Stone, Boogie ▪ Tavares - Heaven Must Be Missing An Angel Wonderland ▪ Neil Diamond - Sweet Caroline ▪ DNCE - Cake By The Ocean ▪ Def Leppard - Pour Some Sugar On Me ▪ Liam Payne - Strip That Down ▪ O’Jay - Love Train ▪ The Romantics -Talking In Your Sleep ▪ Jackie Wilson - Higher And Higher ▪ Bryan Adams - Summer Of 69 ▪ Ashford & Simpson - Ain’t No Stopping Us Now ▪ Sir Mix-A-Lot – Baby Got Back ▪ Kenny Loggins - Footloose ▪ Faith Evans - Love Like This ▪ Cheryl Lynn - Got To Be Real ▪ Coldplay - Something Just Like This ▪ Emotions - Best Of My Love ▪ Calvin Harris - Feel So Close ▪ James Brown - I Feel Good, Sex Machine ▪ Lady Gaga - Poker Face, Just Dance ▪ Van Morrison - Brown Eyed Girl ▪ TLC - No Scrub ▪ Sly & The Family Stone - Dance To The Music, I Want ▪ Ginuwine - Pony To Take You Higher ▪ Montell Jordan - This Is How We Do It ▪ ABBA - Dancing Queen ▪ V.I.C. - Wobble ▪ K.C.& The Sunshine Band - Boogie Shoes, Get Down ▪ Beyonce - Crazy In love, Single Ladies Tonight ▪ Black Eyed Peas - I Gotta Feeling ▪ Gloria Gaynor - I Will Survive ▪ Bruno Mars - Finesse, Uptown Funk, Treasure ▪ Stevie Wonder - Superstition, I Wish ▪ Justin Timberlake - Can’t Stop The Feeling, Sexy Back ▪ Rick James - Super Freak ▪ Pink - Raise Your Glass ▪ Outkast - Hey Ya ▪ Usher - OMG, Yeah ▪ The Brothers Johnson - Stomp ▪ Rihanna - Only Girl In The World, Please Don’t Stop The Music ▪ Chic - Good Times ▪ Robin Thicke - Blurred Lines ▪ Lionel Richie - All Night Long ▪ Michael Jackson - Working Day And Night, Wanna Be Starting ▪ Whitney Houston - I Wanna Dance With Somebody Something, Billy Jean ▪ Backstreet Boys - Rock Your Body ▪ Aretha Franklin - Respect, Natural Woman, Think, Jump To It ▪ C.C.& The Music Factory - Sweat ▪ Rick Springfield - Jessie’s Girl ▪ Men At Work - Who Can It Be Now SONG LIST UPDATED MONTHLY Page 1 of 3 PARTY WITH THE PEOPLE 80’s & 90’s ROCK BALLADS ▪ Aerosmith - Walk This Way ▪ Sade – By Your Side, Smooth Operator ▪ Rick Springfield – Jessie's Girl ▪ Alicia Keys – Fallin’, If I Ain’t Got You ▪ Talking Heads – Burning Down The House ▪ Rod Stewart – Have I Told You Lately ▪ Dexy’s Midnight Runners – C’mon Eileen ▪ Whitney Houston – I Will Always Love You ▪ Robert Palmer – Addicted To Love ▪ Donna Summer – Last Dance ▪ Bon Jovi – Livin On A Prayer ▪ Johnny Mathis – Misty ▪ Led Zeppelin – Rock & Roll, Whole Lotta Love ▪ Marvin Gaye – Let’s Get It On ▪ Joan Jett – I Hate Myself For Loving You, I Love ▪ Otis Redding - Sitting On The Dock Of The Bay Rock & Roll ▪ Ben E. King – Stand By Me ▪ Lenny Kravitz – American Woman ▪ Righteous Brothers – Unchained Melody ▪ Mother’s Finest – Baby Love ▪ Ray Charles – Georgia On My Mind ▪ Pat Benatar – Heartbreaker ▪ Sam Cooke – You Send Me ▪ Steppenwolf – Born To Be Wild ▪ Eric Clapton – Wonderful Tonight ▪ Tina Turner – Proud Mary ▪ Norah Jones – Don’t Know Why ▪ AC/DC – Back In Black, You Shook Me ▪ Standards, Swing & Big Band ▪ Jimi Hendrix – Purple Haze, Fire ▪ Yves Montand – Autumn Leaves ▪ KISS – Rock & Roll All Night ▪ Andrews Sisters – Boogie Woogie Bugle Boy ▪ Chuck Berry – Johnny B. Goode ▪ Frank Sinatra – I’ve Got You Under My Skin, It Had To ▪ Rolling Stones – Satisfaction, Honky Tonk Be You, My Funny Valentine, New York, New York, Woman, Brown Sugar The Very Thought Of You ▪ Antonio Carlos Jobim – Girl From Ipanema ▪ Count Basie – In The Mood, It Don’t Mean A Thing R&B, MOTOWN & BEACH ▪ Brian Setzer Orchestra – Jump, Jive & Wail ▪ Nat King Cole – Love Letters ▪ Bobby Darin – Mack The Knife, More ▪ Spinners – Cupid, Working My Way Back To ▪ Dinah Washington – Someone To Watch Over Me You, Could It Be I'm Falling in Love ▪ Judy Garland – Somewhere Over The Rainbow ▪ Frankie Valli – Oh What a Night, Can't Take My ▪ Andy Williams – Moon River Eyes Off You ▪ Temptations – Get Ready ▪ Sam Cooke – Shama Lama Ding Dong, Another FUNK Saturday Night ▪ Temptations – Get Ready, My Girl ▪ Sam & Dave – Soul Man, Hold On I’m Coming ▪ James Brown – Cold Sweat ▪ The Drifters – Under The Boardwalk ▪ Aretha Franklin – Chain of Fools ▪ The Tams – Be Young, Be Foolish, Be Happy ▪ Stevie Wonder – Higher Ground ▪ The Embers – Carolina Girls ▪ Tower Power – What is hip? ▪ Martha & The Vandellas – Dancing In The ▪ Sly & The Family Stone – Higher Street, Heat Wave ▪ O’Jays – Give The People What They Want ▪ Marvin Gaye – Grapevine, How Sweet It Is ▪ Temptations – Get Ready ▪ Spinners – I’ll Be Around ▪ Supremes – Stop In The Name Of Love, You Keep Me Hanging On, Baby Love, Can’t Hurry SONG LIST UPDATED MONTHLY Page 2 of 3 PARTY WITH THE PEOPLE WEDDING SONGS COUNTRY ▪ Air (From Water Music Suite) – Piano ▪ Rascal Flatts – My Wish ▪ Ave Maria – Piano ▪ Tim McGraw – My Little Girl ▪ Bridal Chorus – Piano ▪ Lee Ann Womack – I Hope You Dance ▪ Canon In D – Piano ▪ Lonestar – Amazed ▪ Jesus Joy Of Man’s Desiring – Piano ▪ Garth Brooks – Friends In Low Places ▪ Ode To Joy – Piano ▪ Alan Jackson – Summertime Blues ▪ Trumpet Tune – Piano & Trumpet ▪ Boudleaux & Felice Bryant – Rocky Top ▪ Trumpet Voluntary – Piano & Trumpet ▪ Gretchen Wilson – Redneck Woman ▪ Wedding March – Piano ▪ Shania Twain – I Feel Like A Woman ▪ Etta James – At Last ▪ Patsy Cline – Crazy ▪ Louis Armstrong – What A Wonderful World, La Vie En Rose JAZZ & INSTRUMENTAL ▪ Nat King Cole – Unforgettable ▪ Harry Connick Jr. – It Had To Be You ▪ Frank Sinatra – The Way You Look Tonight ▪ Autumn Leaves ▪ Elton John – Your Song ▪ Billy Boy ▪ Barry White – My First My Last My Everything ▪ Black Orpheus ▪ Rascal Flatts - My Wish ▪ Blue Bossa ▪ Bob Dylan - Make You Feel My Love ▪ Days Of Wine And Roses ▪ Louis Armstrong - Wonderful World ▪ Falling In Love ▪ Tim McGraw – My Little Girl ▪ Forest Flower ▪ Lee Ann Womack – I Hope You Dance ▪ Don’t Get Around Much Anymore ▪ Lonestar – Amazed ▪ Mr. Magic ▪ Rod Stewart – Have I Told You Lately ▪ My Favorite Things S ▪ Night And Day SONGS FOR JEWISH EVENTS ▪ On Broadway ▪ Only A Paper Moon ▪ Satin Doll Page▪3Achas Shoalti ▪ Various Others ▪ Artza Alinu ▪ Asher Boro HOLIDAY SONGS ▪ Bashana Haba-A ▪ David Melech Yisrael ▪ Dod Li ▪ A Child Is Born ▪ Ele Chamda Libi ▪ Deck The Halls ▪ Erev Shel Shoshanim ▪ Hark! The Herald Angels Sing ▪ Hava Nagila ▪ Have Yourself A Merry Little Christmas ▪ Hevenu Shalom ▪ Jingle Bells ▪ Iti Milvanon – Piano ▪ Jolly Old Saint Nicholas ▪ Ketzad M’rakdin ▪ O Come All Ye Faithful ▪ Mezinka Dance ▪ O Little Town Of Bethlehem ▪ Miserlou ▪ Santa Claus Is Coming To Town ▪ Nigun ▪ Od Yishama ▪ Ose Shalom ▪ Simon Tov ▪ Sunrise, Sunset ▪ Ushavtem Mayim ▪ Y’did Nefesh SONG LIST UPDATED MONTHLY Page 3 of 3.
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