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A Dj Is Supplied for Band Breaks at All Venues B-STREET BAND NON-BRUCE SONG LIST *****AN IPOD SYSTEM IS SUPPLIED FOR BAND BREAKS AT EVENTS***** BRIAN ADAMS SUMMER OF 69 BON JOVI YOU CAN’T GO HOME/ ROLLING STONES START ME UP:/ HONKY TONK WOMAN BROWN SUGAR / SYMPATHY FOR DEVIL MISSING YOU FRANK SINATRA THE WAY YOU LOOK TONIGHT/ RIGHTOUS BROTHERS UNCHAINED MEODY TOM PETTY AMERICAN GIRL:/ RUNIN’ DOWN THE DREAM U2 ANGEL OF HARLEM:/ IT’S A BEAUTIFUL DAY ELVIS PRESLEY BURNIN LOVE:/ SUSPICIOUS MINDS: HEARTBREAK HOTEL/ WONDER OF YOU BILLY JOEL YOU MAY BE RIGHT ONLY THE GOOD DIE YOUNG/ PIANO MAN/ VAN MORRISON BROWN EYED GIRL:/ DOMINO/ INTO THE MYSTIC MOONDANCE/ STEVIE WONDER SIGNED SEALED/ SUPERSTITION THE COMMODORES BRICKHOUSE SIMON AND GARFUNKEL ME AND JULIO/ CECELIA DRIFTERS UNDER THE BOARDWALK DIRE STRAITS WALK OF LIFE DEL SHANNON RUNAWAY SANTANA SMOOTH/ EVIL WAYS/ BILLY IDOL MONY MONY ROY ORBISON YOU'VE GOT IT:/ PRETTY WOMAN SOUTHSIDE JOHNNY HAVIN’ A PARTY:/ TALK TO ME I DON’T WANT TO GO HOME EAGLES HOTEL CALIFORNIA/ PEACEFUL EASY FEEL TAKE IT EASY/ SHOULD’VE KNOWN BETTER BEATLES GET BACK TWIST AND SHOUT/ SAW HER STANDING JIMMY BUFFET COME MONDAY/ MARGARITAVILLE ERIC CLAPTON LAYDOWN SALLY/ LAYLA ELTON JOHN YOUR SONG GRAND FUNK SOME KIND OF WONDERFUL FRANKIE VALLI OH WHAT A NIGHT; PAUL SIMON CALL ME AL :/ LATE IN THE EVENING HOOTIE AND THE BLOWFISH HOLD MY HAND:/ ONLY WANT TO BE WITH JACKSON BROWN DOCTOR MY EYES/ CREEDANCE CLEARWATER BAD MOON RISING/ FORTUNATE SON DOWN AROUND THE CORNER BTO AIN'T SEEN NOTHIN YET THE BEATLES SAW HER STANDING/TWIST AND SHOUT DRIFTERS UNDER THE BOARDWALK JOHN MELLANCAMP AUTHORITY/ CHERRY BOMB PINK HOUSES:/ SMALL TOWN BENNY KING STAND BY ME JERRY LEE LEWIS GREAT BALLS OF FIRE RASCALS MUSTANG SALLY/ GOOD LOVIN HOOTERS AND WE DANCED REM LOSING MY RELIGION:/ SMITHEREENS TO THE ONE I LOVE JAMES LAID JOHN FOUGHERTY WHO'LL STOP THE RAIN RICHIE VALLENS COME ON LET'S GO COUNTING CROWS MR. JONES:/ RAIN KING TRAMPS DISCO INFERNO KC AND THE SUNSHINE BAND GET DOWN TONIGHT: BARRY WHITE CAN’T GET ENOUGH OF YOUR LOVE KOOL AND THE GANG GET DOWN ON IT JERRY LEE LEWIS GREAT BALLS OF FIRE WILD CHERRY PLAY THAT FUNKY MUSIC BLUES BORTHERS SOUL MAN COMMODORES BRICKHOUSE HALL AND OATES LOST THAT LOVIN FEELING STEVIE RAY VAUGHN PRIDE AND JOY DION RUN AROUND SUE ELVIS COSTELLO PEACE LOVE AND UNDERSTANDING SMASH MOUTH I’M A BELIEVER THE TEMPTATIONS BUILD ME UP BUTTERCUP THE TEMPTATIONS AIN’T TOO PROUD TO BEG/ MY GIRL ROD STEWART HAVE I TOLD YOU MAGGIE MAY/ NEIL DIAMOND SWEET CAOLINE SAM THE SHAM WOLLY BULLY EDDIE AND THE CRUISERS DARK SIDE/TEBDER YEARS CONTOURS DO YOU LOVE ME • A IPOD SYSTEM IS PROVIDED FREE OF CHARGE DURING THE BAND BREAKS FOR EVERY WEDDING, CORP PARTY OR FESTIVAL. BECAUSE OF THE BAND VERSATILITY WE ARE ABLE TO FIT MOST SITUATIONS AND VENUES. PLEASE ASK WILLIE FOR FURTHER INFO - 908-610-1933 .
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