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Cactus Jack and the Cadillacs Song List: December 2016 60’s (Mostly One Hit Wonders) 22 Songs Late 60's / Woodstock / '70s - '80s Rock 37 Songs Motown / R&B 12 Songs Disco / Funk 5 Songs British Invasion 16 Songs 50s' / Pre British Invasion 36 Songs California Beach 7 Songs By the Pool (Parrot Heads) 8 Songs Specialty: Featuring Suzie Casta 14 Songs Country / Other 1 Songs TOTAL 158 Songs 60’s (Mostly One Hit Wonders) 22 Songs British Invasion 16 Songs 1 Nobody But Me (Human Beinz) 1 I Saw Her Standing There (Beatles) 2 Mony Mony (Tommy James and the Shondells) 2 Can't Buy Me Love (Beatles) 3 Draggin The Line (Tommy James and the Shondells) 3 Back In The USSR (Beatles) 4 Hanky Panky (Tommy James and the Shondells) 4 Slow Down (Beatles) 5 Riders of the Storm (Doors) 5 Obladi Oblada (Beatles) 6 Love Her Madly (Doors) 6 Kansas City (Beatles) 7 Devil With a Blue Dress (Mitch Ryder and the Detroit Wheels) 7 Twist and Shout (Beatles) 8 Hey Hey Baby (Swingin Medallions) 8 Glad All Over (Dave Clark 5) 9 Double Shot (of my baby's love) (Swingin Medallions) 9 Do You Love Me (Dave Clark 5) 10 Gloria (Shadows of Night) 10 Rock and Roll Medley (Dave Clark 5) 11 96 Tears (Question Mark and the Mysterians) 11 Satisfaction (Rolling Stones) 12 Hey Little Girl (Syndicate of Sound) 12 Brown Sugar (Rolling Stones) 13 Little Bit of Soul (Music Explosion) 13 You Really Got Me (Kinks) 14 The Letter (The Box Tops) 14 Wild Thing (Troggs) 15 I'm not your Stepping Stone (Monkees) 15 Love is All Around (Troggs) 16 Medley: Gimme Gimme Good Lovin (Crazy Elephant) 16 Henry VIII (Herman's Hermits) 17 Medley: Gimme Some Lovin (Spencer Davis - Steve Winwood) 18 Medley: Good Lovin (Rascals) California Beach 7 Songs 19 I Fought the Law - and the law won (Bobby Fuller Four) 1 Surfin Safari (Beach Boys) 20 Doo Wha Diddy (Manfred Mann) 2 Do You Wanna Dance (Beach Boys) 21 Wolly Bully (Sam the Sham & the Pharohs) 3 Little GTO (Ronnie and the Daytonas) 22 Time Won't Let Me (The Outsiders) 4 Pipeline (Chantays) 5 Wipe Out (Surfaris) Late 60's / Woodstock / '70s - '80s Rock 37 Songs 6 California Sun (Rivieras) 1 Magic Carpet Ride (Steppenwolf) 7 Surfin Bird (Trashmen) 2 Born To Be Wild (Steppenwolf) 3 Sookie Sookie (Steppenwolf) Motown / R&B 12 Songs 4 Hush (Deep Purple) 1 Medley: Mustang Sally (Wilson Pickett) 5 Black Magic Woman (Santana) 2 Medley: In the Midnight Hour (Wilson Pickett) 6 Evil Ways (Santana) 3 Medley: Ain't to Proud to Beg (Temptations) 7 Rebel Rebel (David Bowie) 4 Medley: 634-5789 (Wilson Pickett) 8 Suffragette City (David Bowie) 5 Medley: My Girl (Temptations) 9 Hard Driving Man (J. 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