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60 for 60 – the video list 1. In your eyes, Peter Gabriel 2. Hold On, Tom Waits 3. Karn Evil 9, First Impression, Part 2. Emerson Lake and Palmer 4. Dig, The Who 5. The best is yet to come, Star Trek DS9 6. Where the Hell is Matt, 2012 7. Let my people Go-Go, The Rainmakers 8. Midnight Train to Georgia – Gladys Knight & The Pips 9. Volver, volver - Harry Dean Stanton 10. I’ll Stand by You – The Pretenders 11. Go West – Village People 12. Rock Me Amadeus, Falco 13. Closing Time – Leonard Cohen 14. Shake your tail feather – Ray Charles/Blues Brothers 15. Mimi on the Beach – Jane Siberry 16. Smile – Nat King Cole 17. Hockey Song (Hit Somebody), Warren Zevon 18. Out of the Blue, Bryan Ferry/Roxy Music 19. Ain’t Misbehavin’, Fats Waller 20. The Elements, Tom Lehrer 21. Galaxy Song, Monty Python 22. Bring me Sunshine, Jive Aces 23. In Spite of Ourselves – John Prine and Iris DeMent 24. Nothing Takes the Place of You, Toussaint McCall 25. Day after Day, Puddles Pity Party 26. Jump Jive & Wail – Brian Setzer Orchestra 27. Canadian Railroad Trilogy – Gordon Lightfoot 28. No Time – The Guess Who 29. Harvest Moon, Neal Young 30. While my Guitar Gently Weeps, Concert for George 31. Roundabout – Yes with Geddy Lee 32. Candy, Iggy Pop 33. The Case Continues – Ute Lemper 34. Close to you – Carpenters 35. Word Crimes, Weird All Yankovic 36. Comfortably Numb, Pink Floyd 37. Never had to go – Dustbowl Revivial (with Dick Van Dyke) 38. Dead Ringer for Love, Meatloaf and Cher 39. Waiting for a Friend, The Rolling Stones 40. Take on me, Aha 41. Daydream Believer, The Monkeys 42. The One Moment, OK GO 43. Life on Mars (SpaceX version), David Bowie 44. Five O’Clock in the Morning, Godley & Crème 45. Waterloo, Meryl Streep 46. Diamonds on the souls of her shoes, Paul Simon 47. These are the Days of Our Lives, Queen 48. ÜBerlin, R.E.M 49. April Showers, Al Jolson 50. Girls want to have fun – Cindy Lauper (and a bunch of Ukuleles) 51. Baba O’Reilly – Nash the Slash, St. Catherines 2010 52. I know you’re out there somewhere, Moody Blues 53. Moonlight Shadow, Mike Oldfield 54. ‘cause we’ve ended as lovers, Jeff Beck 55. Woody Allen Jesus, Tim Minchin 56. Ukulele Anthem (Sydney Opera House version), Amanda Palmer 57. 25 or 6 to 4, Chicago and REO Speedwagon 58. A Man’s World, The Residents 59. Rocket Man, Kate Bush 60. God Only Knows, BBC Impossible Orchestra .

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