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Buzzy J & the Verbs Sample Songlist Buzzy J & The Verbs Sample Songlist c/o Cleveland Music Group Pop/Oldies You Can't Do That ‐ Beatles Do Wah Diddy Diddy ‐ Manfred Mann Needles and Pins ‐ Searchers Long Cool Woman In A Black Dress ‐ Hollies Bad Moon Rising ‐ Creedence Clearwater Revival Devil With a Blue Dress/Good Golly Miss Molly ‐ Mitch Ryder Little Bit O' Soul ‐ Music Explosion Just Like Me ‐ Paul Revere/Raiders Gimme Some Lovin' ‐ Spencer Davis Green River ‐ Creedence Clearwater Revival Wild Nights ‐ Van Morrison Mercy, Mercy, Mercy ‐ Buckinghams Dirty Water ‐ Standells Please Mr. Postman ‐ Beatles Brown‐Eyed Girl ‐ Van Morrison Your Momma Don't Dance ‐ Loggins & Messina Hang On Sloopy ‐ McCoys Time Won't Let Me ‐ Outsiders Domino ‐ Van Morrison You Really Got Me ‐ Kinks Twist And Shout ‐ Beatles Walk, Don't Run ‐ Ventures Little Sister ‐ Elvis We Gotta Get Out Of This Place ‐ Animals Honky Tonk Woman ‐ Rolling Stones I Saw Her Standing There ‐ Beatles Eight Days A Week ‐ Beatles Here Comes The Sun ‐ Beatles Love Potion #9 ‐ Searchers All My Loving ‐ Beatles Feel A Whole Lot Better ‐ Byrds Have You Ever Seen The Rain ‐ Creedence Clearwater Revival Pink Cadillac ‐ Bruce Springsteen Sweet Caroline ‐ Neil Diamond I Saw The Light ‐ Todd Rundgren Pretty Woman ‐ Roy Orbison Centerfield ‐ John Fogerty Runaround Sue ‐ Dion Twistin’ The Night Away ‐ Sam Cooke Moondance ‐ Van Morrison Honey Don’t ‐ Carl Perkins Old Time Rock And Roll ‐ Bob Seger Play That Funky Music ‐ Wild Cherry California Sun ‐ Rivieras Mack The Knife ‐ Bobby Darin Down On The Corner ‐ Creedence Clearwater Revival Margaritaville ‐ Jimmy Buffet Jail House Rock ‐ Elvis Drift Away ‐ Doby Grey Run Around Sue ‐ Dion Johnny B. Goode ‐ Chuck Berry Classic Rock Love Me Two Times ‐ Doors Alright Now ‐ Free No Matter What ‐ Badfinger Taking Care Of Business ‐ Bachman‐Turner Overdrive Birthday ‐ Beatles Some Kind Of Wonderful ‐ Grand Funk Pinball Wizard ‐ Who The Letter ‐ Joe Cocker Back In the USSR ‐ Beatles China Grove ‐ Doobie Bros. Long Train Runnin’ ‐ Doobie Bros. Substitute ‐ Who The Kids Are Alright ‐ Who I'm A Man ‐ Spencer Davis Sweet Home Alabama ‐ Lynyrd Skynyrd Mountain Music ‐ Alabama Hurts So Good ‐ John Cougar You May Be Right ‐ Billy Joel Peaceful Easy Feeling ‐ Eagles Take It Easy ‐ Eagles Mr. Fantasy ‐ Traffic Black Magic Woman ‐ Santana I’m Your Captain ‐ Grand Funk The Weight ‐ The Band Have You Ever Seen The Rain ‐ Creedence Clearwater Revival Roadhouse Blues ‐ Doors Love Me Two Times ‐ Doors Ballads This Boy ‐ Beatles Love Will Keep Us Alive ‐ Eagles Have I told You Lately ‐ Van Morrison Georgia ‐ Ray Charles I’m Easy ‐ Commodores Change The World ‐ Eric Clapton Since I Fell For You ‐ Lenny Welch Unchained Melody ‐ Righteous Bros. I Can’t Help Falling In Love ‐ Elvis Presley Till there was you ‐ Beatles You Are The Sunshine Of My Life ‐ Stevie Wonder Tears In Heaven ‐ Eric Clapton Stand By Me ‐ Ben E King Wonderful Tonight ‐ Eric Clapton Rhythm & Blues In The Midnight Hour ‐ Wilson Pickett Bring It On Home To Me ‐ Sam Cooke Knock On Wood ‐ Ediie Floyd Ain't Too Proud To Beg ‐ Temptations My Girl ‐ Temptations Soul Man ‐ Sam & Dave Get Ready ‐ Temptations Mustang Sally ‐ Wilson Pickett I’m Tore Down ‐ Eric Clapton Pride And Joy ‐ Stevie Ray Vaughan But It’s Alright ‐ J.J. Jackson The Thrill Is Gone ‐ B.B. King Before You Accuse Me ‐ Eric Clapton I Feel Good ‐ James Brown Brick House – Commodores .
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