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THE BEATLES I Want to Hold Your Hand Strawberry Fields Forever THE BEATLES THE ROLLING STONES DONOVAN I Want To Hold Your Hand (I Can't Get No) Satisfaction Season Of The Witch Strawberry Fields Forever Honky Tonk Woman Sunshine Superman Tell Me What You See Dead Flowers Hurdy Gurdy Man I've Just Seen A Face Brown Sugar Catch The Wind Back In The U.S.S.R. Wild Horses Mellow Yellow Chains (Carole King) Colours You Can't Do That Lalena Norwegian Wood Penny Lane I Need You GERRY & THE PACEMAKERS MISC. BRITISH INVASION In My Life Don't Let The Sun Catch You Crying I Go To Pieces (Del Shannon) Yesterday Ferry 'Cross The Mersey It's Not Unusual Blackbird Tell Her No No Reply Bus Stop VAN MORRISON THE DOORS THE BEE GEES Here Comes The Night Love Me Two Times To Love Somebody Into The Mystic Moonlight Drive I Started A Joke Moondance Soul Kitchen Words CROSBY, STILL, NASH & YOUNG JOHN SEBASTIAN / CREEDENCE CLEARWATER Love The One You're With THE LOVIN' SPOONFUL REVIVAL Suite: Judy Blue Eyes Rainbows All Over Your Blues I Heard It Through The Grapevine Teach Your Children Do You Believe In Magic (Marvin Gaye) For What It's Worth Darling, Be Home Soon Have You Ever Seen The Rain Long Time Gone You're A Big Boy Now Lookin' Out My Back Door Comes A Time The Younger Girl Susie Q (Dale Hawkins) Harvest Moon Welcome Back Lodi Lotta Love Nashville Cats 4 + 20 She's A Lady THE BAND Birds Lovin' You Up On Cripple Creek The Weight THE GRATEFUL DEAD NEIL DIAMOND LEON RUSSELL Goin' Down The Road Feelin' Bad Thank The Lord For The Nighttime Back To The Island (Woody Guthrie) I'm A Believer (The Monkees) Me And Baby Jane Not Fade Away (Buddy Holly) Forever In Bluejeans I Know You Rider (Trad.) Kentucky Woman Friend Of The Devil You Got To Me THE BEACH BOYS Casey Jones Sweet Caroline Sloop John B (The Kingston Trio) Truckin' Shilo Surfer Girl MISC. ROCK SIMON AND GARFUNKEL BOB DYLAN You've Made Me So Very Happy Homeward Bound You Ain't Goin' Nowhere Do You Know What I Mean The Boxer Mr. Tambourine Man Down In The Boondocks America Like A Rolling Stone I Fought The Law Cecilia Just Like A Woman Polk Salad Annie Don't Think Twice Hang On Sloopy Happy Together Tobacco Road Nature's Way THE YOUNGBLOODS THE BYRDS Maggie May Get Together You Ain't Goin' Nowhere (Bob Dylan) Dirty Water Sunlight Mr. Tambourine Man (Bob Dylan) Turn! Turn! Turn! Chestnut Mare THE KINGSTON TRIO KENNY ROGERS GORDON LIGHTFOOT Sloop John B (The Beach Boys) But You Know I Love You Did She Mention My Name Scotch And Soda Ruby (Mel Tillis) For Lovin' Me GLEN CAMPBELL THE EVERLY BROTHERS THE BEACH BOYS Gentle On My Mind (John Hartford) Wake Up, Little Susie Sloop John B (The Kingston Trio) By The Time I Get To Phoenix Bye Bye, Love Surfer Girl Let It Be Me Dream ELVIS PRESLEY JOHNNY RIVERS CHUCK BERRY Always On My Mind (Willie Nelson) Seventh Son (Willie Dixon) You Never Can Tell One Night Memphis (Chuck Berry) Memphis (Smiley Lewis / Fats Domino) The Poor Side Of Town Nadine Suspicion (Terry Stafford) Mountain Of Love Carol She's Not You Secret Agent Man Summer Rain ROY ORBISON SAM COOKE BUDDY HOLLY Sweet Dream Baby A Change Is Gonna Come It Doesn't Matter Anymore Oh, Pretty Woman Bring It On Home To Me Not Fade Away You Send Me Rave On Only Sixteen Oh Boy THE RIGHTEOUS BROTHERS BEN E. KING RICKY NELSON You've Lost That Lovin' Feelin' Under The Boardwalk (The Drifters) Easy To Be Free Soul And Inspiration Spanish Harlem Travelin' Man Stand By Me MISC. ROCK / FOLK ROCK MISC. ROCK / FOLK ROCK MISC. SOUL / MOTOWN Take A Walk On The Wild Side Then You Can Tell Me Good-Bye (Sittin' On) The Dock Of The Bay Never Ending Song Of Love So Far Away (Dire Straits) Rock Me (Take Me In Your Arms) Two Out Of Three Ain't Bad When I Go Out Of Town Take A Letter, Maria We'll Sing In The Sunshine A Whiter Shade Of Pale I'm Your Puppet The Ballad Of Spider John Operator (Jim Croce) Drift Away Oh Girl The Best Days Of My Life Play The Radio Loud The City Of New Orleans Everybody's Talkin' Please Come To Boston 20th Century Fool Me And Bobby McGee Singin' The Blues It's All In The Game Jamaica Farewell New Orleans Ladies Lay Down, Sally MISC, RHYTHM 'N' BLUES Sister Golden Hair Heart Of Mine Nobody Know You When You're Never My Love Country Roads Down And Out Like It Or Not Did You Love Stagger Lee Fire And Rain Summertime Susie Q Laugh Laugh On My Own Wild World I'm On Fire I'm Easy Groovin' THE TEMPTATIONS Daniel Rings Just My Imagination 98.6 Amie My Girl RAY CHARLES THE COMMODORES MARVIN GAYE You Don't Know Me (Eddie Arnold) Sail On I Heard It Through The Grapevine I'll Drown In My Own Tears Easy What's Goin' On WILLIE NELSON MERLE HAGGARD JOHNNY CASH Good Time Charlie's Got The Blues If We Make It Through December Any Old Wind That Blows (Danny O'Keefe) Tonight The Bottle Let Me Down Folsom Prison Blues Always On My Mind (Elvis Presley) Holdin' Things Together I Walk The Line I Still Can't Believe You're Gone Mama Tried Ring Of Fire Johnny One Time (Brenda Lee) Blue Eyes Crying In The Rain Funny How Time Slips Away MICHAEL MARTIN MURPHEY MICKEY NEWBURY MISC. COUNTRY Texas Morning (Michael Nesmith) She Even Woke Me Up Is Anybody Goin' To San Antone What Am I Doin' Hangin' 'Round To Say Goodbye Dim Lights, Thick Smoke, And (The Monkees) I Don’t Think Much Loud, Loud Music Carolina In The Pines About Her No More The Southern Part Of Texas JERRY JEFF WALKER HANK WILLIAMS Ridin' My Thumb To Mexico Mr. Bojangles Hey, Good Lookin’ She Even Woke Me Up To (The Nitty Gritty Dirt Band) I Can’t Help It Say Good-bye Jaded Lover (Chuck Pyle) Jambalaya The Door Is Always Open WOODY GUTHRIE EDDY ARNOLD A Couple More Years Lonesome Road Blues Then You Can Tell Me Good-bye Oh, Lonesome Me Oklahoma Hills You Don't Know Me King Of The Road GEORGE JONES TONY JOE WHITE Still Loving You She Thinks I Still Care Rainy Night In Georgia Long Black Veil The Race Is On Polk Salad Annie Larimer Street Sad Situation Sixteen Tons MEL TILLIS Broken Lady Ruby (Kenny Rogers) Detroit City .
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