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Live Exchange Party Band Song List Current: All of Me – John Legend Blurred Lines — Robin Thicke California Gurls — Katy Perry Call Me Maybe – Carly Rae Jepsen Champagne Life – Ne-Yo Crazy – Gnarls Barkley Crazy In Love – Beyonce & Jay Z Cupid Shuffle – Cupid With My Father – Luther Vandross Deja Vu – Beyonce Doo Wop – Lauren Hill Don't Stop The Music — Rihanna Electric Slide – Marsha Griffin Fireworks – Katy Perry Get Lucky – Daft Punk Happy – Pharrell Hey Ya — Outkast Hot In Here — Nelly f I Ain't Got You – Alicia Keys I Kissed a Girl— Katy Perry I Like The Way You Move – Outkast It's Love — Jill Scott Just Fine – Mary J Blige Let's Get It Started — Black Eyed Peas Locked Out Of Heaven – Bruno Mars Lost Without You — Robin Thicke Love On Top — Beyonce Mississippi Slide — Mr. C Moves Like Jagger – Maroon 5 No One – Alicia Keys Party Rock Anthem – LMFAO Please Don't Stop the Music — Rihanna Poker Face – Lady Gaga Pretty Girl Rock-Kerry Hilson Raise Your Glass — Pink Rolling in the Deep – Adele Single Ladies – Beyonce So in Love — Jill Scott and Anthony Hamilton The Way – Jill Scott Treasure – Bruno Mars Wobble – VIC Yeah – Usher Pop At Last – Etta James Have I Told You Lately That I Love You – Rod Stewart Into The Mystic - Van Morrison We Are Family – Sister Sledge What A Wonderful World – Louis Armstrong Wind Beneath My Wings – Beth Middler You Are The Sunshine Of My Life – Stevie Wonder Motown Ain't No Mountain High Enough — Supremes Ain’t Nothing Like The Real thing – Marvin Gaye & Tammi Terrell Ain't Too Proud To Beg – Temptations Dancing in the Street – Martha & The Vandellas Get Ready – Temptations Heatwave – Martha & the Vandellas How Sweet It Is (To Be Loved By You) – Marvin Gaye / James Taylor I Want You Back — Jackson 5 Just My Imagination – Temptations Midnight Train To Georgia – Gladys Knight & The Pips My Girl – Temptations My Guy — Supremes Signed, Sealed, Delivered — Stevie Wonder Soul Man – Sam & Dave Superstition — Stevie Wonder You're All I Need to Get By – Marvin Gaye and Tammi Terrell 60’s A Change is Gonna Come — Sam Cooke A Natural Women – Aretha Franklin Baby I Need Your Loving — Four Tops Can't Take My Eyes Off Of You – Franki Valli Chain Of Fool – Aretha Franklin Cupid – Sam Cooke Do You Love Me – Contours Higher and Higher — Jackie Wilson I Can't Help Myself— Holland-Dozier–Holland I Feel Good — James Brown I Want To Take You Higher – Sly & The Family Stone I'll Take You There — Mavis Staples Land of 1000 Dances — Wilson Pickett Proud Mary – Tina Turner Respect – Aretha Franklin Shout – The Isley Brothers The Shoop Shoop Song – Betty Everett The Way You Do The Things You Do – Temptations 70’s ABC – Jackson 5 Ain't No Sunshine – Bill Withers Apache – Sugar Hill Gang As — Stevie Wonder Bad Girl – Donn Back in Love Again — LTD Boogie Oogie Oogie – Taste Of Honey Bounce, Rock, Skate – Vaughn Mason Brick House – Commodores Bustin Loose – Chuck Brown Can’t Hide Love — EWF Celebration – Kool & The Gang Clean Up Women — Betty Wright Concentrate on You – Jeffrey Osbourne Do You Love What You Feel — Rufus & Chaka Easy — Lionel Richie Flashlight – Parliament Funkadelic Get Down Tonight – KC & The Sunshine Band Good Times – Chic Got To Be Real — Cheryl Lynn Happy Feelings – Maze How Deep Is Your Love – Bee Gees If This World Were Mine – Luther & Cheryl Lynn | Want You Back — Jackson 5 | Will Always Love You – Whitney Houston Jamaica Funk — Tom Browne Jump Jack Flash – Aretha Franklin Ladies Night – Kool & The Gang Let's Get It On – Marvin Gaye Let's Stay Together — Al Green Love and Happiness – Al Green Midnight Train To Georgia – Gladys Knight & The Pips Play That Funky Music — Wild Cherry Rock Steady – Aretha Franklin Sex Machine — James Brown Some Kind Of Wonderful – Grand Funk Railroad Sweet Thing — Chaka Khan We Go A Long Way Back — Bloodstone What's Going On – Marvin Gaye Wild Flower – New Birth Until You Come Back To Me – Aretha Franklin 80's A Night To Remember – Shalamar Ain't Nobody – Chaka Khan Bad Girls — Donna Summers Ballerina Girl — Lionel Richie Before I Let Go – Franky Beverly & Maze Billie Jean – Michael JackSOn Blessed – Elton John Call Me – Blondie Candy – Cameo Da Butt — EU Don't Look Any Further – Dennis Edwards Every Breath I Take – Police Freeway Of Love – Aretha Franklin Funkin' For Jamaica — Tom Brown | Will Survive – Gloria Gaynor I Wish — Stevie Wonder Kiss – Prince Let It Whip — Dazz Band Let's Groove Tonight — Earth Wind & Fire More Bounce to the Ounce – Zapp Band Puple Rain — Prince Rock With You — Michael Jackson Roll With It – Steve WinWood September — Earth Wind & Fire Shake Your Body Down — Michael Jackson Single Life – Cameo Somebody Else's Guy — Jocelyn Brown Square Biz – Teena Marie That's The Way Of The World– Earth Wind & Fire Walking on Sunshine — Katrina and the Wave Song We Are One — Maze What I Like About You – Romantics Word Up — Cameo Your The Best Thing that Ever Happened – Gladys Knight and the Pips 90’s Ascension — Maxwell Blessed – Elton John Ma Ma – Boys II Men My, My, My – Johnnie Gill My Prerogative – Bobby Brown Poison – Bell, Biv, Devoe This Is How We Do It — Montell Jordan Beach Be Young, Be Foolish — The Tams Brown Eyed Girl - Van Morrison Carolina Girls — Chairman Of The Board Dock Of The Bay — Otis Redding Knock On Wood — King Floyd More Today Than Yesterday – Spiral Staircase Mustang Sally — Wilson Pickett Stand By Me – Ben E. King Under The Boardwalk — The Drifters With This Ring— The Platters Blues Down Home Blues — ZZ Hill Got My Whiskey – Mel Waiters Last Two Dollars – Bobby Blue Bland Hole in The Wall — Mel Waiters Stormy Monday – Lou Rawls Country Boot Scootin Boogie – Brooks & Dunn Can't Help Falling in Love — Elvis Presley Give Them Something To Talk About — Patsy Cline I Loved Her First – Heartland | Need You – LeAnn Rimes | Will Always Love You – Dolly Parton Man I Feel Like A Women — Shania Twain Wagon Wheel – Darius Rucker Holiday Music Auld Lang Syne – Holiday Standard Baby It's Cold Outside – Holiday Standard Give Love on Christmas – Holiday Standard Have Yourself A Merry Little Christmas – Holiday Standard I'll Be Home For Christmas – Holiday Standard Jingle Bells – Holiday Standard My Favorite Things – Holiday Standard Silent Night – Holiday Standard Silver Bells – Holiday Standard The Christmas Song – Holiday Standard This Christmas – Holiday Standard White Christmas – Holiday Standard Winter Wonderland – Holiday Standard Latin Black Magic Woman – Santana Conga – Gloria Estefan Hot Hot Hot — Buster Poindexter La Bamba — Los LobOS Livin’ La Vida Loca — Ricky Martin Maria Maria – Santana Rhythm Is Gonna Get You – Gloria Estefan Smooth — Santana Reggae Buffalo Soldier – Bob Marley | Shot The Sheriff — Bob Marley Is This Love – Bob Marley Three Little Birds – Bob Marley Rock Biggest Part of Me — Ambrosia Can't Help Falling in Love — Elvis Presley | Crazy Love -Van Morrison Don't Stop Believing – Journey Every Breath You Take — Police I Can't Get No Satisfaction — The Rolling Stones I Love Rock N Roll – Joan Jett Jump - Van Halen Old Time Rock & Roll – Bob Seger Sweet Home Alabama – Lynyrd Skynyrd Twist And Shout – The Beatles Walk This Way – Aero Smith You Shook Me All Night Long – AC/DC Smooth Jazz After Hours — Ronnie Jordan A Long Walk – Jill Scott Always There — Ronnie Laws Angel – Anita Baker Isn't She Lovely – Stevie Wonder Mr. Magic – Grover Washington Never Too Much – Paul Jackson Jr. Pick Up The Pieces — Average White Band Smooth Operator – Sade Summer Madness – Kool & the Gang Sweet Love – Anita Baker The Odd Couple – Paul Jackson Jr. This Masquerade – George Benson Valdez In This Country — Donny Hathaway What You Won't Do For Love – Bobby Caldwell What's Going On- Marvin Gaye World Is Ghetto — War You Are The Sunshine Of My Life – Stevie Wonder Standards A Night in Tunisa – Chaka Kahn Amore’ – Dean Martin Autumn Leaves – Johnny Mercer Blue Bossa – Kenny Dorham Bumping — West Montgemery Fever - Lallah Hathaway Fly Me To The Moon – Frank Sinatra Georgia On My Mind — Ray Charles Girl From Ipanema — Sergio Mandez Little Sunflower — Frank Sinatra Misty — Frank Sinatra More — Frank Sinatra My Funny Valentine – Chaka Khan My Way — Frank Sinatra New York, New York – Frank Sinatra Now’s The Time – Charlie Parker Route 66 – Nat King Cole Satin Doll – Duke Ellington Spain – Al Jarreau Take The A Train–Duke Ellington The Way You Look Tonight – Frank Sinatra Unforgettable – Nat & Natalie Cole Traditional Jewish Events Hava Nagila – Traditional Hevenu Shalom – Traditional Le’chaimn-To Life – Traditional Mashiach — Traditional Mazel Tov — Traditional Mezinka – Traditional Oseh Shalom – Traditional Shalom al Israel – Traditional Siman Tov — Traditional Sunrise, Sunset – Traditional Yerushialayim – Traditional.
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