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The 7Th Sons Jukebox Song List The 7th Sons JukeBox Song List Song Title Original Artist Song Title Original Artist 1 867-5309 Jenny Tommy Tutone 33 Land of 1000 Dances Wilson Pickett 2 Ain’t No Sunshine Bill Withers 34 Lay Down Sally Eric Clapton 3 All Right Now Free 35 Lean On Me Bill Withers 4 Bad Case Of Lovin You Robert Palmer 36 Long Cool Woman The Hollies 5 Bad Moon Rising CCR 37 Love Me Two Times The Doors 6 Birthday The Beatles 38 Love Potion #9 The Searchers 7 Black Is Black Los Bravos 39 Moondance Van Morrison 8 Black Velvet Alannah Miles 40 Natural Woman Aretha Franklin 9 Blue Bayou Roy Orbison 41 Old Time Rock & Roll Bob Seger 10 Born On The Bayou CCR 42 Pretty Flamingo Manfred Mann 11 Bring It On Home Sam Cooke 43 Pretty Woman Roy Orbison 12 Brown Eyed Girl Van Morrison 44 Proud Mary CCR 13 Burnin' Love Elvis Presley 45 Reelin In The Years Steely Dan 14 Can't Get Enough Bad Company 46 Roadhouse Blues The Doors 15 Chain of Fools Aretha Franklin 47 Secret Agent Man Johnny Rivers 16 China Grove Doobie Brothers 48 Sleepwalk Johnny & Santo 17 Dancin’ in the Street Martha Reeves 49 Somebody to Love Jefferson Airplane 18 Daydream Believer The Monkees 50 Some Kinda Wonderful Grand Funk 19 Dock of the Bay Otis Redding 51 Something To Talk About Bonnie Raitt 20 Down On The Corner CCR 52 Stuck In The Middle Steeler's Wheel 21 Drift Away Dobie Gray 53 Suspicious Minds Elvis Presley 22 Evil Ways Santana 54 The Letter The Box Tops 23 For What It’s Worth Buffalo Springfield 55 These Boots Nancy Sinatra 24 For Your Love The Yardbirds 56 That'll Be the Day Everly/Holly 25 Get Together The Youngbloods 57 To Love Somebody The Bee Gee's 26 Gimme Some Lovin Blues Brothers 58 Tulsa Time Eric Clapton 27 Heat Wave Linda Ronstadt 59 Unchain My Heart Ray Charles 28 Horse With No Name America 60 Venus Shocking Blue 29 How Long? ACE 61 We Gotta Get Out The Animals 30 I'm A Believer Neil Diamond 62 Well All Right Buddy Holly 31 It Never Rains Albert Hammond 63 When Will I Be Loved Linda Ronstadt 32 It's My Life The Animals 64 You Got It Roy Orbison.
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