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Grooveline Song List Grooveline Song List Current Hits: Club Can’t Handle Me Flo Rida Crazy Gnarls Barkley Title Artist I Loved Her First Heartland He Won't Go Adele Tonight Tonight Hot Chelle Rae Rolling In The Deep Adele The Way I Am Ingrid Michaelson Someone Like You Adele On The Floor Jennifer Lopez Chasing Pavement Adele Who I Am Jessica Andrews If I Ain't Got You Alicia Keyes Domino Jessie J Love on Top Beyoncé No Such Thing John Mayer If I Were a Boy Beyoncé Your Body Is a John Mayer Single Ladies Beyoncé Wonderland Déjà Vu Beyoncé California Gurls Katy Perry I Got A Feelin’ Black Eyed Peas Firework Katy Perry Hold It Against Me Britney Spears Teenage Dream Katy Perry It will rain Bruno Mars Hot N Cold Katy Perry Just the Way You Are Bruno Mars Blow Ke$Ha Forget You Ceelo Green Tik Tok Ke$Ha Ain't No Other Man Christina Aguilera We R Who We R Ke$Ha Mercy Duffy What Doesn't Kill You Kelly Clarkson I Like It Enrique Iglesias (Stronger) Born This Way Lady Gaga Bad Romance Lady Gaga You Are The Best Thing Ray LaMontagne Just Dance Lady Gaga Only Girl (In the World) Rihanna Poker Face Lady Gaga S & M Rihanna Party Rock Anthem LMFAO Beautiful Girls Sean Kingston Moves Like Jagger Maroon 5 Dynamite Taio Cruz This Love Maroon 5 You Belong With Me Taylor Swift Just A Dream Nelly If I Die Young The Band Perry Hot in Herre Nelly Red Solo Cup Toby Keith Hey Baby No Doubt DJ Got Us Falling In Usher Love Again Come Away With Me Norah Jones More Usher Don’t Know Why Norah Jones Yeah! Usher Raise Your Glass Pink Hits from the 80’s My Heart Will Go On Celine Dion (Titanic) and 90’s: Waiting For Tonight Jennifer Lopez Title Artist I Like It Like That Tito Nieves If You Had My Love Jennifer Lopez Because You Loved Me Celine Dion Amazed Lonestar Diggin’ on James Tower of Power Smooth Santana Brown Jump, Jive, and Wail Brian Setzer Can You Feel The Love Elton John Fly Away Lenny Kravitz All I Wanna Do Cheryl Crow Are You Gonna Go My Lenny Kravitz Sea Of Love Honeydrippers Way That’s What Friends Stevie, Gladys, Elton, Have I Told You Lately Rod Stewart Are For Dionne Unforgettable Nat & Natalie Cole Saving All My Love For Whitney Houston You It Ain't Over Til It's Lenny Kravitz Over God Bless the USA Lee Greenwood Hard to Handle Black Crowes I just Called To Say I Stevie Wonder Love You Everybody Dance Now C & C Music Factory Girls Just Wanna Have Cindy Lauper Groove Is in the Heart Deee-Lite Fun More Than Words Extreme Walkin' On Sunshine Katrina and the Get Here Oleta Adams Waves Love Shack B-52's Wanna Be Startin' Michael Jackson Somethin' Crossfire Stevie Ray Vaughan 1999 Prince Bust A Move Young MC Mony, Mony Billy Idol The Wind Beneath My Bette Midler Wings Should I Stay or Clash Should I Go Roll With It Steve Winwood Centerfold J. Geils Band Time of My Life Ann Warren/Bill Medley Don’t Stop Believin’ Journey Word Up Cameo Through The Years Kenny Rogers All I Ask Of You Phantom of the Get Down On It Kool & The Gang Opera Give It to Me Baby Rick James Kiss Prince Super Freak Rick James Start Me Up Rolling Stones Celebration Kool & the Gang Standin’ On Shaky Delbert McClinton What I Like About You Romantics Ground Hits from the 50’, Groove Line Heatwave 60’s, and 70’s: Lights Journey Title Artist Fire Pointer Sisters Let’s Go The Cars Take Me To The River Talking Heads Bustin’ Loose Chuck Brown Y.M.C.A Village People Hot Stuff Donna Summer Jammin' Bob Marley Don't Stop Til You Get Michael Jackson Brick House Commodores Enough Margaritaville Jimmy Buffet Workin' Day And Night Michael Jackson Back In Love Again LTD Hit Me With Your Best Pat Benatar Best of My Love The Emotions Shot Tenth Avenue Freeze Bruce Springsteen We Are Family Sister Sledge Out Old Time Rock & Roll Bob Seeger Shake Your Booty KC & The Sunshine Bye, Bye Love The Cars Band Just What I Needed The Cars Electric Slide Marsha Griffith Last Dance Donna Summer Car Wash Rose Royce September Earth, Wind and Fire Disco Inferno The Trammps I Will Survive Gloria Gaynor Play That Funky Music Wild Cherry Shining Star Earth, Wind and Fire What is Hip? Tower of Power Sing a Song Earth, Wind and Fire Let’s Stay Together Al Green How Sweet It Is James Taylor Jesus is just alright Doobie Brothers Boogie Shoes K.C. and The Love Train O'Jays Sunshine Band Never Can Say Jackson 5 That’s The Way KC & The Sunshine Goodbye Band Colour My World Chicago How Long Ace Maybe I’m Amazed Paul McCartney You're My First, My Barry White Last, My Everything Signed, Sealed, Stevie Wonder Delivered Some Kind of Grand Funk Railroad Wonderful Get Ready Temptations Hollywood Swinging Kool & the Gang Proud Mary Tina Turner Feel Like Making Love Roberta Flack Does Anybody Really Chicago Know What Time It Is? Right Place , Wrong Dr. John Time Sweet Caroline Neil Diamond Funky Stuff Kool & the Gang (Sweet Sweet Baby) Aretha Franklin Since You've Been Jungle Boogie Kool & the Gang Gone Let’s Get It On Marvin Gaye Rescue Me Aretha Franklin My Love Paul McCartney Think Aretha Franklin My Old School Steely Dan 25 Miles Edwin Starr You Are The Sunshine Stevie Wonder What A Wonderful Louis Armstrong Of My Life World I Thank You Sam & Dave In The Midnight Hour Wilson Pickett For Once In My Life Stevie Wonder The Shoop Shoop Song Betty Everett (It's in His Kiss) (You Make Me Feel Aretha Franklin Like) A Natural Woman Under The Boardwalk Drifters Chain of Fools Aretha Franklin The Way You Look Frank Sinatra Tonight But It's Alright J.J. Jackson Dancin' in the Street Martha Reeves Cold Sweat James Brown I Saw Her Standing The Beatles (Sittin' On) The Dock Otis Redding There Of The Bay It's Alright Impressions Knock on Wood Otis Redding Heatwave Martha Reeves Soul Man Sam & Dave Louie, Louie The Kingsmen Brown Eyed Girl Van Morrison Twistin' The Night Sam Cooke Ain't No Mountain Marvin Gaye Away High Enough Crazy Patsy Cline Hold On, I'm Comin' Sam & Dave Stand By Me Ben E.King Gimme Some Lovin' Spencer Davis Group Let's Twist Again Chubby Checker Ain't Too Proud to Beg Temptations I Can’t Help Falling In Elvis 634-5789 (Soulsville, Wilson Pickett Love U.S.A.) Little Sister Elvis Mustang Sally Wilson Pickett Shout Isley Brothers Respect Aretha Franklin Great Balls of Fire Jerry Lee Lewis I Feel Good James Brown You Send Me Sam Cooke My Girl Temptations Jazz Standards: It Don’t Mean A Thing Jazz Standard It Had To Be You Jazz Standard Title Artist Misty Jazz Standard A Foggy Day Jazz Standard My Funny Valentine Jazz Standard All of Me Jazz Standard New York, New York Jazz Standard As Time Goes By Jazz Standard Night and Day Jazz Standard At Last Jazz Standard Our Love Is Here to Stay Jazz Standard Autumn Leaves Jazz Standard PA 65000 Jazz Standard Day of Wine and Roses Jazz Standard Satin Doll Jazz Standard Don't Get Around Much Jazz Standard Anymore Someone To Watch Jazz Standard Over Me Fly Me To The Moon Jazz Standard Sunny Jazz Standard Georgia On My Mind Jazz Standard Sunshine of My Life Jazz Standard Girl From Ipanema Jazz Standard Take the "A" Train Jazz Standard I've Got You Under my Jazz Standard Skin The More I See You Jazz Standard In The Mood Jazz Standard When I Fall In Love Jazz Standard Specialty Songs Assorted Christmas Specialty Songs Songs Title Artist Bashana Haba Ah Specialty Song Anniversary Waltz Specialty Song Beer Barrel Polka Specialty Song Chicken Dance Specialty Song Ose Shalom Specialty Song Hail to the Redskins Specialty Song Pennsylvania Polka Specialty Song Hava Nagila Specialty Song Simon Tov Specialty Song Hevenu Shalom Alechem Specialty Song When Irish Eyes Are Specialty Song Smiling Hokey Pokey Specialty Song Hora Medley Specialty Song Mayim, Mayim Specialty Song .
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