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Repertoire for Dancing Repertoire for Dancing Alright okay you win (Peggy Lee) More than a woman (Bee Gees) Blame it on the boogie (The Jacksons) Mr Bojangles (Rat Pack / Sammy Davis Jr) Brown eyed girl (Van Morrison) My baby just cares for me (Nina Simone) Buena sera (Louis Prima) New York New York (Sinatra) Build me up buttercup (The Foundations) Night and day (Cole Porter) Can’t take my eyes off you (Frankie Valli & The 4 Seasons) Night fever (Bee Gees) Carwash (Rose Royce) Night train (boogie woogie version) Celebration (Cool & The Gang) Papa’s got a brand new bag (James Brown) Choo choo ch'boogie (Louis Jordan / Five Guys Named Mo) Pencil full of lead (Paulo Nutini) Come fly with me (Sinatra) Perfect (Fairground Attraction) Cosmic girl (Jamiroquai) Pick up the pieces (Average White Band) Crazy little thing (Queen) Play that funky music (Wild Cherry) Deeply dippy (Right Said Fred) Popcorn Do I do (Stevie Wonder) Proud Mary (Tina Turner) Do I love you - deed I do (Northern Soul) Puddit (Al Jarreau) Easy (The Commodores) Puttin on the Ritz (Ella Fitzgerald) Everybody needs somebody (Blues Brothers) Reet petite (Jackie Wilson) Everything (Michael Buble) Route 66 (Jazz-blues version) Feel like makin' love (George Benson) September (Earth Wind & Fire) Fever (Peggy Lee) Sex bomb (Tom Jones) Flip flop and fly (Blues Brothers) Shake a tail feather (Ray Charles / Blues Brothers) Give me the night (George Benson) She caught the katy (Blues Brothers) Great balls of Fire (Jerry Lee Lewis) Signed sealed delivered (Stevie Wonder) Hard to handle (Otis Reading) Sir Duke (Stevie Wonder) Have I told you lately (Rod Stewart) Sitting on the dock of the bay (Otis Reading) I feel good (James Brown) Smooth (Santana) I wish (Stevie Wonder) Soul man (Sam & Dave) I'm glad you're mine (Al Green) Staying alive (Bee Gees) Is this the way to Amarillo? (Tony Christie) Straighten up (Nat King Cole) Is you is or is you ain't my baby? (Louis Jordan) Street life (Randy Crawford) It had to be you (Harry Connick Jr) Summertime (Ella Fitzgerald) Jailhouse rock (Elvis) Superstition (Stevie Wonder) Jungle boogie (Kool & The Gang) Sway (Michael Buble) Just the two of us (Bill Withers) Take me to the river (Commitments) Just the way you are (Billy Joel) The bare necessities (Jungle Book) King of the Swingers (Jungle Book) The time warp (Rocky Horror Picture Show) Kiss (Prince) Thinkin' out loud (Ed Shearing) Knock on wood (Eddie Floyd) This guy's in love (Bacharach) L.O.V.E (Nat King Cole) Tutti frutti (Little Richard) Lean on me (Bill Withers) Valerie (Amy Winehouse) Let there be love (Nat King Cole) Venus (Tom Jones) Let's stay together (Al Green) Waterloo (ABBA) Long train running (Average White Band) What a wonderful world (Louis Armstrong) Love potion No.9 (The Searchers) When you're smilin' (Rat Pack) Maggie May (Rod Stewart) You are the sunshine of my life (Stevie Wonder) Midnight at the oasis (Maria Muldaur) You do something to me (Paul Weller) Midnight hour (Wilson Pickett) You never can tell (Pulp Fiction) Minnie the moocher (Cab Calloway) You should be dancing (Bee Gees) Moondance (Van Morrison) Your song (Elton John) JazzSoulBoogieBand.com .
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