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Meghan Trainor *** All Summe 867-5309( Jenny )-- Tommy Tutone 22 -- Taylor Swift Ain't It Fun -- Paramore All About That Bass -- Meghan Trainor *** All Summer Long -- Kid Rock All the Small Things -- Blink 182 Alone --Heart/GLEE Animal -- Neon Trees Any Way You Want It -- Journey Applause -- Lady Gaga Are You Gonna Be My Girl --Jet Baby Got Back -- Sir Mix a Lot Baby, One More Time -- Britney Spears Bad Romance -- Lady Gaga Barbie Girl -- Aqua Before He Cheats -- Carrie Underwood Best Day Of My Life -- American Authors Bidi Bidi Bom Bom -- Selena Billie Jean -- MIchael Jackson Black Velvet -- Alannah Miles Blister in the Sun --- Violet Femmes Blurred Lines -- Robin Thicke Boot Scootin Boogie -- Brooks&Dunn *** Born This Way -- Lady Gaga Born to be Wild -- Steppenwolf Brickhouse -- Commodores Bring Me to Life -- Evanescence Brown Eyed Girl -- Van Morrison Bust a Move -- Young MC Bye Bye Bye -- N*Sync Call Me Maybe -- Carly Rae Jepson Celebration -- Kool & the Gang Centerfold -- J Geils Band Chain of Fools -- Aretha Franklin Chicken Fried -- Zac Brown Band Clocks -- Coldplay *** Counting Stars -- One Republic Country Girl(Shake it for Me) -- Luke Bryan Crazy Little Thing Called Love -- Queen Crazy Train -- Ozzy Osbourne Creep -- Radioheah *** Cruise -- Florida Georgia Border Cups (when I'm gone-pop version) -- Anna Kendrick Dance Again -- Jennifer Lopez *** Dancin Queen -- ABBA Dark Horse -- Katy Perry DJ Got Me Fallin in Love -- Usher Domino -- Jessie J Done -- The Band Perry Dont Stop Believing -- Journey Don't You Worry Child -- Swedish House Mafia Enter Sandman -- Metallica Everybody Talks - Neon Trees Eye Of The Tiger -- Survivior Faith -- George Michael Faithfully -- Journey Fastest Girl in Town -- Miranda Lambert Fight For your Right to Party -- Beastie Boys Finally -- CeCe Peniston Firework -- Katy Perry Fly -- Sugar Ray Footloose -- Kenny Loggins Friends in Low Places -- Garth Brooks Get Lucky -- Daft Punk Girl on Fire -- Alicia Keys Girls Just Wanna Have Fun -- Cyndi Lauper Give It Away -- Red Hot Chili Peppers Give It To Me Baby -- Rick James Glad You Came -- The Wanted Good Girl -- Carrie Underwood Happy -- Pharrell Williams Hard to Handle -- Black Crowes Haven't Met You Yet -- Michael Buble *** Heartbreaker -- Pat Benatar Here for the Party -- Gretchen Wilson Here I Go Again -- Whitesnake Hey Soul Sister -- Train Hit Me With Your Best Shot -- Pat Benatar Home -- Phillip Phillips Hurt So Good -- John Cougar Mellencamp I Believe in a Thing Called Love -- The Darkness I Feel Good -- James Brown I Kissed A Girl -- Katy Perry *** I Love Rock & Roll -- Joan Jett I Wanna Dance With Somebody -- Whitney Houston I Want You To Want Me -- Cheap Trick I Want It That Way -- Backstreet Boys I Will Survive -- Gloria Gaynor I'll Be There For You "Friends Theme Song" -- Rembrant I'm the Only One -- Melissa Etheridge I'm Yours -- Jason Mraz I've Had the Time of My Life -- Dirty Dancing Ice Ice Baby -- Vanilla Ice Ironic -- Alanis Morissette It's Raining Men -- Weather Girls It's Time -- Imagine Dragons It's Tricky -- Run DMC Jailhouse Rock -- Elvis Presley Jessie's Girl -- Rick Springfield Johnny B Goode -- Chuck Berry Jump -- Van Halen Jump Around -- House of Pain Just A Girl -- No Doubt Just Give Me A Reason -- Pink ft Nate Ruess Kerosene -- Miranda Lambert Kiss -- Prince La Bamba -- Richie Valenz Lady Marmalade -- Patti LaBelle Last Dance -- Donna Summer Let's Get it On -- Marvin Gaye Let's Get Loud - Jennifer Lopez Let's Stay Together -- Al Green *** Like a Virgin -- Madonna Livin On A Prayer -- Bon Jovi Locked Out Of Heaven -- Bruno Mars Long Train Runnin -- Doobie Bros Love Is A Battlefield -- Pat Benatar *** Love Runs Out -- One Republic Love Shack -- The B-52s Love Song -- Sara Bareilles Low -- Flo-Rida Man, I Fell Like a Woman -- Shania Twain Margarittaville -- Jimmy Buffett Mercy -- Duffy Moves Like Jagger -- Maroon 5 Mustang Sally -- The Committments My Girl --- The Temptations My Own Worst Enemy - Lit My Perogative -- Bobby Brown No Diggity - Blackstreet No Scrubs -- TLC Not Over You -- Gavin DeGraw Nothin' But a Good Time -- Poison Old Time Rock & Roll -- Bob Seger One More Night -- Maroon 5 One Week -- Barenaked Ladies Paris (Ohh La La) -- Grace Potter Party Rock Anthem -- LFMAO Play that Funky Music -- Wild Cherry Pour Some Sugar On Me -- Def Leppard Power Of Love -- Huey Lewis & The News Pretty Fly For A White Guy -- Offspring Problem -- Ariana Grande Proud Mary -- Tina Turner/CCR Raise your Glass -- Pink Redneck Woman -- Gretchen Wilson Rehab -- Amy Winehouse Respect -- Aretha Franklin Roar -- Katy Perry Rock & Roll -- Led Zepplin Rock & Roll All Night -- Kiss Rock With You -- Michael Jackson Rock You Like A Hurricane -- Scorpions Rolling in the Deep -- Adele Rude -- MAGIC! *** Santeria -- Sublime Satisfaction -- Rolling Stones Save a Horse -- Big & Rich Scream -- Usher Semi-Charmed Kind Of Life -- Third Eye Blind Separate Ways -- Journey Sexy and I Know It -- LMFAO Shake It Off -- Taylor Swift *** Should I Stay or Should I Go -- The Clash Since You've Been Gone -- Kelly Clarkson Sittin' On the Dock of the Bay -- Otis Redding Smells Like Teen Spirit --- Nirvana Somebody Like You - Keith Urban Something to Talk About -- Bonnie Raitt Stay The Night -- Zedd Stay With Me -- Stan Smith *** Suit and Tie -- Justin Timberlake Summer Nights -- Grease Summer of 69 -- Bryan Adams Superstition -- Stevie Wonder Sweet Caroline -- Neil Diamond Sweet Child O’ Mine -- Guns N’ Roses Sweet Dreams -- Eurythmics Sweet Home Alabama -- Lynyrd Skynyrd Tainted Love -- Soft Cell Take Me Home Tonight -- Eddie Money Talk Dirty To Me -- Poison The Sign -- Ace Of Base The Shoop Shoop Song -- Cher *** This Is How We Do It -- Montell Jordan Tik Tok -- Kesha Total Eclipse of the Heart -- Bonnie Tyler Treasure -- Bruno Marz Twist & Shout -- The Beatles Undo It --- Carrie Underwood Use Somebody -- Kings of Leon Vertigo -- U2 *** Wake Me Up -- Avicii Walking In Memphis -- Marc Cohn Wanna Be -- Spice Girls Wanted Dead or Alive -- Bon Jovi We Are Family -- Sister Sledge We Are Young -- Fun We Found Love -- Rihanna We're Not Gonna Take It --Twisted Sister What I Like About You -- The Romantics What Is Love -- Haddaway What Makes You Beautiful -- One Direction What's Up -- 4 Non Blondes Whip It -- Devo Wonderwall -- Oasis Wrecking Ball -- Miley Cyrus Yeah -- Usher You Give Love A Bad Name -- Bon Jovi You May Be Right -- Billy Joel You Oughtta Know -- Alanis Morrissette You Shook Me All Night -- AC/DC You're the One That I Want -- Grease You've Lost That Lovin Feelin -- The Righteous Brothers ***New Songs as of 12/9/14 update .
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