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“Boogie, Oogie, Oogie”SonglistSonglist ~ Taste of Honey “Hey Mickey” ~ Toni Basil “Brown Eyed Girl” ~ Van Morrison “Love Shack” ~ B52s “Let’s Go Crazy” ~ Prince “Jenny, Jenny (867-5309) ~ Tommy Tutone “Missing You” ~ John Waite “Get Down Tonight” ~ Kool & The Gang “Baby Love” ~ Mother’s Finest “Let’s Get This Party Started” ~ Black Eyed Peas “Hella Good” ~ No Doubt “Whip It” ~ Devo “I Will Survive” ~ Gloria Gaynor “What I Like About You” ~ The Romantics The “I Want Candy” ~ Bow Wow Wow “Wild, Wild West” ~ Escape Club BBratrat PPackack “Funky Music” ~ Average White Bnd “Pop Variety At It’s Best” “Don’t You Forget About Me” ~ Simple Minds “Dance Hall Days” ~ Wang Chung THE BRAT PACK is.... “Hot Stuff” ~ Donna Summer David Taylor (lead vocals) “One Way or Another” ~ Blondie Leigh Ludwig (lead vocals) “Rock n’ Roll All Nite” ~ KISS Scott "Q" Carpenter (keyboards/guitar/vocals) “Walking On Sunshine” ~ Katrina & Waves Keith Gardner (guitar/keyboards/vocals) “Holiday” ~ Madonna Jeff McMahan (bass/vocals) “Shook Me” ~ AC/DC Eric Clinard (drums/vocals) “Tainted Love” ~ Soft Cell “Money for Nothing” ~ Dire Straits When you say F U N, you say “Jungle Boogie” ~ Kool & The Gang THE BRAT PACK! Pop Variety at it’s best! “Only The Lonely” ~ The Motels Since 2001, this high energy sextet has kept “Bad Girls” ~ Donna Summer fans on their feet dancing all night long “I Love Rock n’ Roll” ~ Joan Jett reliving the fun filled days of the 70s, 80s & “Don’t You Want Me” ~ Human League 90s, with a little touch of today added in for flavor. With two dynamic lead singers and “Little Red Corvette” ~ Prince one powerful band they provide a little “Der Kommissar” ~ After The Fire something for everyone and so much more. “Rebel Yell” ~ Billy Idol From hits by such artists as Gloria Gaynor, “Lucky Star” ~ Madonna Madonna and Donna Summer to “What You Need” ~ INXS Van Morrison, A Flock of Seagulls, “You Give Love (A Bad Name)” ~ Bon Jovi Kool & The Gang and Rick Springfield “Hit Me With Your Best Shot” ~ Pat Benatar you can’t help but have a good time and “Jessie’s Girl” ~ Rick Springfield you will definitely experience a fun night “Turning Japanese” ~ The Vapors you won’t soon forget ! “Pour Some Sugar” ~ Def Leppard “Centerfold” ~ J. Geils Band Proudly Represented By “Panama” ~ Van Halen IMAGINE Music Group “Walk Like An Egyptian” ~ The Bangles Post Office Box 216 * Newell, NC 28126 “I Ran” ~ Flock of Seagulls 704/596-0342 * Fax 704/921-9139 “Let’s Go” ~ The Cars [email protected] “Talk Dirty To Me” ~ Poison and much more !.

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