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Karina and Rhys Repertoire Africa 1300 738 735 phone [email protected] email www.blueplanetentertainment.com.au web www.facebook.com/BluePlanetEntertainment Karina and Rhys Repertoire Africa - Toto Geronimo - Sheppard Ain’t Nobody - Chuka Khan Gimme One Reason - Tracy Chapman Ain’t No Sunshine - Bill Withers Go Your Own Way - Fleetwood Mac All Fired Up - Pat Benatar Halo - Beyonce All Night Long - Lionel Richie Happy - Pharrel Williams April Sun in Cuba - Dragon Have You Seen the Rain - Creedence At Last - Ella Fitzgerald Clearwater Revival Back to Black - Amy Winehouse Grapevine - Marvin Gaye Better Home Soon - Crowded House Hello - Adele Be with You - Mr Big Hey Soul Sister - Train Blank Space - Taylor Swift Hey Ya - Outkast Boys in Town - Divinyls Hit Me with Your Best Shot - Pat Benatar Boys of Summer - Don Henley Hit the Road Jack - Ray Charles Brass in Pocket - The Pretenders Hold Back the River - James Bay Budapest - George Ezra Horses - Daryl Braithwaite Change the World - Eric Clapton Hotel California - The Eagles Cherry Cherry - Neil Diamond I Don’t Wanna Be - Gavin Degraw Chasing Cars - Snow Patrol I Can’t Tell You Why - The Eagles Come Together - The Beatles I Can’t Feel My face - The Weekend Crazy - Gnarls Barkley I Got You - Split Enz Cry in Shame - Diesel I Got a Woman - Ray Charles Can’t Take My Eyes of You - Frankie Valli I Want It That Way - Backstreet Boys Dancing in The Moonlight - Toploader I Saw Her Standing There - The Beatles Daughters - John Mayer I Shot the Sheriff - Eric Clapton Daughter - Pearl Jam I Will Wait - Mumford and Sons Distant Sun - Crowded House In the Summertime - Thirsty Merc Disturbia - Rhianna I’m Yours - Jason Mraz Don’t Dream Its Over - Crowded House It’s My Life - Bon Jovi Don’t Stop Believing - Journey It’s Not fair - Lilly Allen Don’t Stop - Fleetwood Mac It’s Only Natural - Crowded House Dreams - Fleetwood Mac I Gotta Feelin - The Black-Eyed Peas Dreams - Gabrielle I Was Made for Lovin You - Kiss Drops of Jupiter - Trains Is This Love - Bob Marley Easy - Lionel Richie Just the Way You Are - Bruno Mars Everybody - Backstreet Boys Jack and Diane - John Mellencamp Even When I’m Sleeping - Leonardo’s Bride Jessies Girl - Rick Springfield Faith - George Michael Kiss - Prince Fast Car - Tracey Chapman Knock on Wood - Otis Redding Fire and The Flood - Vance Joy Lady Marmalade - Patti La Belle Fix You - Coldplay Layla - Eric Clapton Flame Trees - Cold Chisel Let It Go - James Bay Forget You - Cee Lo Green Let’s Groove Tonight - CBD Get Back - The Beatles Let’s Stay Together - Al Green Get Lucky - Daft Punk 1300 738 735 phone [email protected] email www.blueplanetentertainment.com.au web www.facebook.com/BluePlanetEntertainment Karina and Rhys Repertoire Like the Way I Do - Melissa Etheridge Redding Locked Out of Heaven - Bruno Mars Somebody That I Used to Know - Gotye Long Way to The Top - AC/DC Songbird - Bernard Fanning Love Yourself - Justin Bieber Steal My Kisses from You - Ben Harper Lover, Lover - Sonia Dada Son of A Preacher Man - Dusty Springfield Livin On A Prayer - Bon Jovi Summer 69 - Bryan Adams Marry You - Bruno Mars Summer Rain - Belinda Carlisle Mercy - Duffy Sunday Morning - Maroon 5 Message in A Bottle - The Police Tainted Love - Soft Cell Moves Like Jagger - Maroon 5 Take It Easy - The Eagles Mustang Sally - The Commitments Take Me Back - Noiseworks My Girl - The Temptations The Way You Make Me Feel - Michael Natural Woman - Aretha Franklin Jackson Need You Now - Lady Antebellum Thinking Out Loud - Ed Sheeran Never Tear Us Apart - INXS Time After Time - Cyndi Lauper New Sensation - INXS Titanium - Sia Nutbush - Tina And Ike Turner Tip of My Tongue - Diesel One - U2/Mary J Blige Torn - Natalie Imbruglia One Word - Baby Animals Treasure - Bruno Mars Peaceful Easy Feeling - The Eagles Trick Me - Kelis Piece of My Heart - Janice Joplin Uptown Funk - Mark Ronson Feat. Bruno Photograph - Ed Sheeran Mars Play That Funky Music - Wild Cherry Under the Bridge - Red Hot Chilli Peppers Proud Mary - Tina Turner Use Somebody - Kings of Leon Rain - Dragon Valerie - Amy Winehouse Rehab - Amy Winehouse Viva La Vida - Coldplay Respect - Aretha Franklin Video Killed the Radio Star - Kings of Leon Ring of Fire - Johnny Cash Waiting on The World to Change - John Riptide - Vance joy Mayer River Deep Mountain High - Tina Turner Walking on The Moon - The Police Rocket Man - Elton John What’s Up - 4 Non Blondes Royals - Lorde When I was Your Man - Bruno Mars Satisfaction - Rolling Stones Wish You Well - Bernard Fanning Say A Little Prayer - Aretha Franklin With or Without You - U2 Say You Love Me - Fleetwood Mac Woman - Neneh Cherry Save Tonight - Eagle Eye Cherry You Give me something - James Morrison September - Earth Wind Fire You’ve Got the Love - Florence And the Set Fire to The Rain - Adele Machine Shackles - Mary Mary Shake It Off - Taylor Swift She’s So High - Tal Bachman She Will Be Loved - Maroon 5 Shut Up and Dance - Walk Off the Earth Sing - Ed Sheeran Sitting on The Dock of The Bay - Otis .
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