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PLAYLIST AS of 1-1-21 Contemporary the 80'S PLAYLIST AS OF 1-1-21 Contemporary Song Title Artist 24K Magic Bruno Mars Adore You Harry Styles Are you Going to Kiss Me or Not Thompson Squared Bonfire Heart James Blunt Can’t Stop the Feeling Justin Timberlake Cake by the Ocean DNCE Chicken Fried Zac Brown Band Do Me Right Vintage Trouble Don’t Threaten Me with a Good Time Thomas Rhett Don’t Know Why Norah Jones Happy Pharrell Williams Hand Clap Fritz and the Tantrums I Got U Duke Dumont I’m Yours Jason Mraz No Roots Alice Merton Shut up and Dance with Me Walk the Moon Start a Fire John Legend Songbird Songbird – Fleetwood Mac Treasure Bruno Mars Tennessee Whiskey Chris Stapleton Uptown Funk Mark Ronson/Bruno Mars Wagon Wheel Old Crow Medicine Band/Darius Rucker You Are the Best Thing Ray LaMontagne The 80’s Song Title Artist 1999 Prince Billy Jean Michael Jackson Black Velvet Alannah Myles Burnin Down the House Bonnie Raitt/Talking Heads Call Me Blondie Celebrate Kool and the Gang Crazy Little Thing Called Love Queen Song Title Artist Don’t Stop Believing Journey Dreams Fleetwood Mac Footloose Kenny Loggins Glory Days Bruce Springsteen How Sweet It Is (to be in love by you) James Taylor I Wanna Dance with Somebody (who loves me) Whitney Houston If Love Were a Train Michelle Shocked KISS Prince Living on a Prayer Bon Jovi PYT Michael Jackson Rhianna Fleetwod Mac September Earth, Wind and Fire Walk Like An Egyptian The Bangles Walking on Sunshine Katrina & The Waves What I Like About You The Romantics You Shook Me All Night Long AC/DC Classic Rock – 60’s & 70’s Song Title Artist All Right Now Free Birthday The Beatles Blue Suede Shoes Elvis Presley Brown Eyed Girl Van Morrison But It’s All Right JJ Jackson Can’t Help Falling in Love Elvis Presley Come and Get Your Love Redbone Crazy Love Van Morrison Dancing in the Streets Martha Reeves Down on the Corner Credence Clearwater Revival Get Down Tonight KC and the Sunshine Band Gimme Some Lovin Spenser Davis Group Good Lovin Young Rascals Honky Tonk Woman Rolling Stones I Wish Stevie Wonder I Want You To Want Me Cheap Trick I Will Survive Gloria Gaynor Let’s Groove Tonight Earth, Wind and Fire Moondance Van Morrison Move Over Janis Joplin Old Time Rock & Roll Bob Seeger Pretty Woman Roy Oberson Proud Mary Credence Clearwater Revival Since I Saw Her Standing There The Beatles Song Title Artist Somebody to Love Jefferson Airplane Stayin Alive The Bee Gees Sweet Caroline Neil Diamond Ticket to Ride The Beatles Twist & Shout The Beatles Two Tickets to Paradise Eddie Money Venus Shocking Blue Wonderful Tonight Eric Clapton Your Song Elton John You are so Beautiful Joe Cocker You’ve Got A Friend James Taylor Motown / Funk Song Tile Artist At Last Etta James Ain’t Too Proud To Beg The Temptations Ain’t No Mountain High Enough Marvin Gaye/Tammi Terrill Baby, I Love You Aretha Franklin But It’s All Right J.J. Jackson Chain of Fools Aretha Franklin Celebrate Kool and The Gang Dancing in the Streets Martha and the Vandelles Get Ready The Temptations Heat Wave Heat Wave – Linda Rondstadt Hey Bartender Blues Brothers Hold On I’m Coming Sam & Dave I Feel Good James Brown I Wish Stevie Wonder Knock on Wood Eddie Floyd KISS Prince Let’s Groove Tonight Earth, Wind and Fire Let’s Stay Together Let’s Stay Together – Al Green My Girl The Temptations Mustang Sally Wilson Picket Oooh, Baby Baby Smokey Robinson Shout Isley Brothers Signed, Sealed, Delivered Stevie Wonder Some Kind of Wonderful Soul Brothers Six Soul Man Blues Brothers Superstition Stevie Wonder Country Song Title Artist Achy Breaky Heart Billy Ray Cyrus Are you Going to Kiss Me or Not Thompson Square Boot Scootin Boogie Brooks & Dunn Carried Away George Staight Cotton Eyed Joe Traditional Chicken Fried Zac Brown Band Dancing Away with my Heart Lady Antebellum Don’t Threaten me with a Good Time Thomas Rhett Friends in Low Places Garth Brooks Heavenly Day Patti Griffen I Loved her First Heartland Life is a Highway Rascal Flatts Memphis Johnny Rivers My Wish Rascal Flatts Shotgun Rider Tim McGraw Telluride Tim McGraw Tennessee Whiskey Chris Stapleton/Justin Timberlake Take Me Home Country Roads John Denver Tulsa Time Don Williams/Sheryl Crow Wagon Wheel Darius Rucker/Old Crow Medicine Show When You Say Nothing At All Allison Krauss Blues Song Tile Artist At Last Etta James Cold Shot Stevie Ray Vaughn Come On Stevie Ray Vaughn Get Up Keri Leigh & The Blue Devils Giving It Up for Your Love Delbert McClinton How Blue Can you Get BB King I’m Ready Albert King It’s 2:00AM Shemekia Copeland Little by Little Willie Dixon Misdirected Blues Robben Ford Shakey Ground Delbert McClinton Still Got the Blues Gary Moore Tell Mama Etta James Cocktail / Dinner / Jazz / Oldies / Holiday Song Title Artist At Last Etta James Can’t Take My Eyes Off of You Frank Vallie & the 4 Seasons Don’t Know Why Norah Jones Come Away With Me Norah Jones Feliz Navidad Jose Feliciano Georgia Ray Charles Girl From Ipanema Astrud Gilberto/Stan Getz Hava Nagila Traditional Jewish Into the Mystic Van Morrison Jump, Jive & Wail Brian Sezter Orchestra Just The Way You Look Tonight Frank Sinatra Just the Way You Are Billy Joel/Diana Krall Let’s Stay Together Al Green Moon River Andy Williams Popsicle Toes Michael Franks Pennsylvania Polka Various Rockin Around the Christmas Tree Brenda Lee Route 66 Chuck Berry/Various Run, Run Rudolph Chuck Berry Sleepwalk Santo and Jonny Smooth Operator Sade Tennessee Waltz Peggy Lee The Look of Love Diana Krall Unforgettable Nat King Cole & Natalie Cole Winelight Grover Washington What a Wonderful World Louis Armstrong Winter Wonderland Various Artists .
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