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APE Superband – Repertoire 2016 APE Superband – Repertoire 2016 Song Artist Dance with Me 112 Long way to the top AC/DC You shook me all night long AC/DC Boogie Oogie A Taste of Honey Are You That Somebody Aaliyah Mamma Mia ABBA Waterloo ABBA Take on Me A-HA Don’t Want to Miss a Thing Aerosmith Rolling in the Deep Adele Let’s Stay Together Al Green Girl On Fire Alicia Keys No One Alicia Keys Fallen Alicia Keys Heartburn Alicia Keys Karma Alicia Keys You Don’t Know My Name Alicia Keys If I Ain’t Got You Alicia Keys How Come You Don’t Call Me Alicia Keys If I Was Your Woman Alicia Keys I Swear All 4 One Wish I Didn't Miss You Angie Stone Ring my bell Anita Ward Valerie Amy Winehouse You Make Me Feel Like a Natural Woman Aretha Franklin Respect Aretha Franklin I Say a Little Prayer Aretha Franklin Think Aretha Franklin Until You Come Back to Me Aretha Franklin Rock Steady Aretha Franklin Chain of Fools Aretha Franklin I knew you were waiting for me Aretha Franklin Problem Ariana Grande Everyday People Arrested Development Pieces of me Ashlee Simpson Girlfriend Avril Lavigne Sk8er Boy Avril Lavigne Nothing On You B.O.B & Bruno Mars Buses and Trains Bachelor Girl Change The World Babyface 1 of 17 Updated June 2016 APE Superband – Repertoire 2016 Song Artist Whip Appeal Babyface Every time I Close My Eyes Babyface Can’t Get Enough of Your Love Baby Barry White Venus Bananarama You should be dancing Bee Gees Stayin’ alive Bee Gees Poison Bel Biv Devoe Love on Top Beyoncé Déjà vu Beyoncé Work It Out Beyoncé Crazy in Love Beyoncé Halo Beyoncé He Still Loves Me Beyoncé Ain’t no stopping us now Beetstreet Wish you well Bernard Fanning Baby I Love Your Way Big Mountain Lovely Day Bill Withers Just The Two of Us Bill Withers Suddenly Billie Ocean Caribbean Queen Billie Ocean Rebel yell Billy Idol Let’s Get It Started Black Eyed Peas I Got a Feeling Black Eyed Peas Meet Me Halfway Black Eyed Peas Where Is the Love Black Eyed Peas Pump it Black Eyed Peas No Diggity Blackstreet U Blow My Mind Blackstreet Breathe Blu Cantrell Could You Be Loved Bob Marley Is this Love Bob Marley Stir It Up Bob Marley Turn Your Lights Down Low Bob Marley / Lauryn Hill Every Little Step Bobby Brown Good Enough Bobby Brown My Prerogative Bobby Brown Living On a Prayer Bon Jovi You Give Love a Bad Name Bon Jovi Bad Medicine Bon Jovi I’ll Make Love to You Boys II Men End of The Road Boys II Men Thank You Boys II Men 2 of 17 Updated June 2016 APE Superband – Repertoire 2016 Song Artist Roll with Me Boys II Men Karma Chameleon Boy George Sitting On Top of the World Brandy I Wanna Be Down Brandy Hit me baby one more time Britney Spears I love Rock ‘n’ Roll Britney Spears Uptown Funk Bruno Mars & Mark Ronson Just The Way You Are Bruno Mars Grenade Bruno Mars Lazy Song Bruno Mars Marry You Bruno Mars Locked Out of Heaven Bruno Mars Treasure Bruno Mars When I Was Your Man Bruno Mars Lover boy Billy Ocean Love Generation Bob Sinclair Rock this party Bob Sinclair Song 2 Blur Love Shack B52’s Feels so close Calvin Harris Bounce Calvin Harris ft Kelis Everlasting Love Carl Carlton Finally C.C Peniston Forget You Cee Lo Green I Feel for You Chaka Khan Ain’t Nobody Chaka Khan Sweet Thing Chaka Khan Marvin Gaye Charlie Puth I just died in your arms tonight Cutting Crew To Be Real Cheryl Lynn Turn back time Cher Good Times Chic Le Freak Chic Good times Chic & Sugar Hill Gang Yeah x3 Chris Brown With You Chris Brown Forever Chris Brown Ain’t No Other Man Christina Aguilera Run to paradise Choirboys Rather Be Clean Bandit 3 of 17 Updated June 2016 APE Superband – Repertoire 2016 Song Artist Real Love Clean Bandit & Jess Glynne Easy Commodores Brickhouse Commodores Like A Star Corinne Bailey Rae Fill Me in (Remix) Craig David 7 Days Craig David Move On Up Curtis Mayfield Time after time Cindy Lauper Beau River Cold Chisel Flame Trees Cold Chisel Khe San Cold Chisel Celebration Cool and the Gang Eagle Rock Daddy Cool Titanium David Guetta ft Sia Brown Sugar D’Angelo Can’t Hide Love D’Angelo Lady D’Angelo Feel Like Makin Love D’Angelo Get Lucky Daft Punk & Pharell Lose Yourself to Dance Daft Punk & Pharell Miss California Dante Thomas Ring Ring Ring De La Soul All Good De La Soul & Chaka Khan Groove Is in The Heart Dee Lite Let’s Hear It for The Boy Deneice Williams That Word (L.O.V.E.) Deni Hines Say My Name Destiny’s Child No No No Destiny’s Child Bugaboo Destiny’s Child Independent Woman Destiny’s Child Bootylicious Destiny’s Child Shy Guy Diana King Bad Girls Donna Summer Hot Stuff Donna Summer She Works Hard for The Money Donna Summer You’ve Got a Friend Donny Hathaway What’s Going On Donny Hathaway Long Train Running Doobie Bros April sun in Cuba Dragon Rain Dragon 4 of 17 Updated June 2016 APE Superband – Repertoire 2016 Song Artist Time after time Duck Sause Beautiful Disco Montego Crying Shame Diesel Boys in Town Divinyls Pleasure and Pain Divinyls I’m still standing Elton John September Earth Wind & Fire Get Down On It Earth Wind & Fire Fantasy Earth Wind & Fire Thinking Out Loud Ed Sheeran Next to Me Emeli Sande My Lovin (You’re Never Gonna Get It) En Vogue Georgy Porgy Eric Benet Why You Follow Me Eric Benet Love Don’t Love Me Eric Benet Spiritual Thing Eric Benet Spend My Life with You Eric Benet & Tamia On & On Erykah Badu Tyrone Erykah Badu Would I lie to you Eurythmics Gangsta Loving Eve & Alicia Keys American Boy Estelle/Kanye West Tonight I’m loving you Enrique Iglesias Burnin' Love Elvis Presley Don't Be Cruel Elvis Presley Hound Dog Elvis Presley Jail House Rock Elvis Presley Little Less Conversation Elvis Presley Suspicious Minds Elvis Presley Viva Las Vegas Elvis Presley Walking on a dream Empire of the Sun Bring me to life Evanescence/Paul McCoy Love Like This Faith Evans Thanks for the memories Fall Out Boy Dreams Fleetwood Mac Everywhere Fleetwood Mac Be Faithful (Love Like This) Fatman Scoop Big girls don’t cry Fergie Killing Me Softly Fugees Fly me to the Moon Frank Sinatra 5 of 17 Updated June 2016 APE Superband – Repertoire 2016 Song Artist Come fly with Me Frank Sinatra Good Feeling Flo Ryder Pumped up Kicks Foster the Children Eye of the tiger Foreigner Outstanding Gap Band Dreams Gabrielle Gimme the Night George Benson If I Were Your Woman Gladys Knight & The Pips Sweetest Taboo (Remix) Glamma Kid Ft Shola Ama Heat is on Glenn Fry Crazy Gnarls Barkley Heavy Cross Gossip Can We Talk It Over in Bed Grayson Hugh Tell Me Groove Theory Conga Gloria Estefan Never can say goodbye Gloria Gaynor I will survive Gloria Gaynor What you waiting for? Gwen Stefani Sweet Escape Gwen Stefani Sweet Child of Mine Guns & Roses This Is Your Night Heavy D and The Boyz Don’t you want me baby? Human League Private Eyes Hall & Oates I can’t go for that Hall & Oates Man eater Hall & Oates Whatever Ideal Here Comes the Hotstepper Ini Kamoze Never Tear Us Apart INXS New Sensation INXS Don’t Change INXS Make you Sweat Inner Circle Nasty Girls Iniya Day Glamorous Life Iniya Day Trouble Iggy Azalea Let’s get Loud Jennifer Lopez ABC Jackson 5 I Want You Back Jackson 5 Blame It On the Boogie Jackson 5 Can You Feel It Jackson 5 Never Can Say Goodbye Jackson 5 6 of 17 Updated June 2016 APE Superband – Repertoire 2016 Song Artist I’ll Be There Jackson 5 Heartbreak Hotel Jackson 5 Whose Lovin You Jackson 5 Let’s Get Married Jagged Edge Love Foolosophy Jamiroquai You Give Me Something Jamiroquai Cosmic Girl Jamiroquai Sex Machine James Brown I feel good James Brown 2 Funky in here James Brown Living and working on the land James Blundell That’s The Way Love Goes Janet Jackson Gone Til Its Gone Janet Jackson Go Deep Janet Jackson All for You Janet Jackson Black Cat Janet Jackson Together Again Janet Jackson Luv Me Luv Me Janet Jackson & Shaggy Best Things in Life Are Free Janet Jackson & Luther Trumpets Jason Derulo Talk Dirty Jason Derulo Want to Want Me Jason Derulo I’m Yours Jason Mraz I Won’t Give Up Jason Mraz Empire State of Mind Jay Z & Alicia Keys Bonnie & Clyde Jay Z & Beyoncé Price tag Jessie J Domino Jessie J Are you gonna be my girl? Jet We built this city Jefferson Starship Drop the pilot Joan Armatrading Get On Up Jodeci Hurts so good Jon Mellencamp Love is in the Air John Paul Young Playing to Win John Farnham Used to Love You John Legend Stay with You John Legend So High John Legend All of Me John Legend Waiting for The World John Mayer 7 of 17 Updated June 2016 APE Superband – Repertoire 2016 Song Artist So High John Legend All of Me John Legend Waiting for The World John Mayer Vultures John Mayer The Floor Johnny Gill Tell Me How You Feel Joy Enriquez Don’t Talk Jon B Lovestoned Justin Timberlake Rock Your Body Justin Timberlake Like I Love Ya Justin Timberlake Senorita Justin Timberlake Suit & Tie Justin Timberlake Turn Back the Night Justin Timberlake Sexy back Justin Timberlake Love Sex Magic Justin Timberlake & Ciara Signs Justin Timberlake & Snoop Too much aint enough Love Jimmy Barnes Walking on Sunshine Katrina and the Waves California Girls Katy Perry Roar Katy Perry Rock Me All Night Kaylan Because of You Kaylan All My Life KC & Jojo Walking on sunshine KC & The Sunshine Band Shake your booty KC & The Sunshine Band Twisted Keith Sweat Milkshake Kelis You Give Good Love Kelly Price Work Kelly Rowland Pappa don’t preach Kelly Osbourne Mascara Killing Heidi Danger zone Kenny Loggins Footloose Kenny Loggins Betty Davis Eyes Kim Carnes Kids in America Kim Wilde I wanna rock & roll all night KISS I was made for loving you KISS Fresh Kool & The Gang Ladies Night Kool & The Gang Use somebody Kings of Leon 8 of 17 Updated June 2016 APE Superband – Repertoire 2016 Song Artist Sex on fire Kings of
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