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Polarity Partial Songlist Polarity Partial Songlist 3AM MATCHBOX 20 ABSOLUTELY (STORY OF A GIRL) NINE DAYS ACROSS THE UNIVERSE THE BEATLES A DAY IN THE LIFE THE BEATLES ADVERTISING MAN DAVID WILCOX ALL ALONG THE WATCHTOWER BOB DYLAN/HENDRIX ALL FOR YOU SISTER HAZEL ALREADY GONE THE EAGLES AMERICAN BAND GRAND FUNK RAILROAD AMERICAN PIE DON MCLEAN AND I LOVE HER THE BEATLES ANALOG KID RUSH ANGIE ROLLING STONES ANTS MARCHING DAVE MATTHEWS BAND BABY I LOVE YOUR WAY PETER FRAMPTON BARELY BREATHING DUNCAN SHEIK BACK IN THE USSR THE BEATLES BACK TO YOU JOHN MAYER BAD CASE OF LOVING YOU (DR./DR.) ROBERT PALMER BADGE ERIC CLAPTON BOXER, THE SIMON & GARFUNKEL BELL BOTTOM BLUES ERIC CLAPTON BEHIND BLUE EYES THE WHO BETTER MAN PEARL JAM BAD BAD LEROY BROWN JIM CROCE BLEW ‘EM AWAY DAVID WILCOX/CHUCK BRODSKY BALLAD OF JOHN & YOKO THE BEATLES BLUE SWEDE SHOES ELVIS BORN TO RUN BRUCE SPRINGSTEIN BORN TO BE WILD STEPPENWOLF BRANDY LOOKING GLASS BREAK UP SONG GREG KIHN BAND BRICK HOUSE COMMODORES BROWN EYED GIRL VAN MORRISON CANT FIND MY WAY HOME ERIC CLAPTON CANT YOU SEE MARSHALL TUCKER CANT ALWAYS GET WHAT YOU WANT ROLLING STONES CANDLE IN THE WIND ELTON JOHN CAROLINA IN MY MIND JAMES TAYLOR COOL CHANGE GLENN SHORROCK CHANGES IN LATTITUDE JIMMY BUFFET CHARIOT GAVIN DEGRAW CHEAP SUNGLASSES ZZ TOP CHEESEBURGER IN PARADISE JIMMY BUFFET COUNTRY ROAD JAMES TAYLOR COMFORTABLY NUMB PINK FLOYD CLOSING TIME SEMISONIC CRAZY LITTLE THING CALLED LOVE QUEEN COLLIDE HOWIE DAY COME MONDAY JIMMY BUFFET COME TOGETHER THE BEATLES CRASH DAVE MATTHEWS BAND DANCING NANCIES DAVE MATTHEWS BAND DANIEL ELTON JOHN DEAD OR ALIVE BON JOVI Resort Talent ● 904-277-2772 ● resorttalent.com DEAR ABBY JOHN PRINE DESPERADO THE EAGLES DIXIE CHICKEN LITTLE FEAT DOCTOR MY EYES JACKSON BROWNE DO IT AGAIN STEELY DAN DO YOU REMEMBER JACK JOHNSON DON’T LET ME BE LONELY TONIGHT JAMES TAYLOR DON’T MESS AROUND WITH JIM JIM CROCE DON’T YOU (FORGET ABOUT ME) SIMPLE MINDS DOWNEASTER ALEXA BILLY JOEL DRIFT AWAY DOBIE GRAY/UNCLE KRAKER D’YER MAKER LED ZEPPLIN EDMUND FITZGERALD GORDON LIGHTFOOT EVERY LITTLE THING SHE DOES POLICE EASTERN MOUNTAIN APPALACIAN DAVID WILCOX ELANOR RIGBY THE BEATLES EVERY ROSE HAS ITS THORN POISON EYE OF THE HURRICANE DAVID WILCOX FAITH ERIC CLAPTON FIRE AND RAIN JAMES TAYLOR FOUND OUT ABOUT YOU GIN BLOSSOMS FOR WHAT ITS WORTH BUFFALO SPRINGFIELD FIFTY WAYS TO LEAVE YOUR LOVER PAUL SIMON FEELIN ALRIGHT DAVE MASON FEEL LIKE MAKIN’ LOVE BAD COMPANY FINS KIMMY BUFFETT FLY AWAY LENNY KRAVITZ FREE FALLIN’ TOM PETTY FRIEND OF THE DEVIL GREATFUL DEAD GIMME ONE REASON TRACY CHAPMAN GOLDEN SLUMBERS THE BEATLES GOT TO STOP THINKIN ABOUT THAT JAMES TAYLOR HANDY MAN JAMES TAYLOR HARD TO HANDLE THE BLACK CROWES HAVE MERCY / JESUS LEFT CHICAGO ZZ TOP HEART OF GOLD NEIL YOUNG HEY HEY, MY MY NEIL YOUNG HELP THE BEATLES HEY JEALOUSY GIN BLOSSOMS HEY JUDE THE BEATLES HIDE YOUR LOVE AWAY THE BEATLES HOLD MY HAND HOOTIE & THE BLOWFISH HORSE WITH NO NAME AMERICA HOTEL CALIFORNIA THE EAGLES HOUSE AT POOH CORNER KENNY LOGGINS HOW SWEET IT IS JAMES TAYLOR HUNGRY HEART BRUCE SPRINGSTEIN HERE WITHOUT YOU 3 DOORS DOWN I GUESS THAT’S WHY THEY CALL IT ELTON JOHN I SHOT THE SHERIFF BOB MARLEY/CLAPTON IF I AM NINE DAYS I’M YOUR CAPTAIN GRAND FUNK RAILROAD I’VE JUST SEEN A FACE THE BEATLES I CANT MAKE YOU LOVE ME BONNIE RAIT I FEEL FINE THE BEATLES I GOT A NAME JIM CROCE 2 I WANT YOU TO WANT ME CHEAP TRICK IF I HAD A BOAT LYLE LOVETT IF YOU COULD READ MY MIND GORDON LIGHTFOOT IN YOUR EYES PETER GABRIEL INTERSTATE LOVE SONG STONE TEMPLE PILOTS INTO THE MYSTIC VAN MORRISON ITS STILL ROCK & ROLL TO ME BILLY JOEL I WILL SURVIVE GLORIA GAYNOR IMAGINE JOHN LENNON JACK AND DIANE JOHN MELLENCAMP JAILHOUSE ROCK ELVIS JENNY (876-5309) TOMMY TUTONE JET AIRLINER STEVE MILLER BAND JOHNNY B’ GOODE CHUCK BERRY JOKER, THE STEVE MILLER BAND JUST WHAT I NEEDED THE CARS JUST THE WAY YOU ARE BILLY JOEL KEEP YOUR HANDS TO YOURSELF GEORGIA SATELLITES KODACHROME SIMON & GARFUNKEL KRYPTONITE 3 DOORS DOWN LANDSLIDE FLEETWOOD MAC LAY DOWN SALLY ERIC CLAPTON LAST KISS WAYNE COCHRAN/PEARL JAM LEAVING ON A JET PLANE JOHN DENVER LEADER OF THE BAND DAN FOGLEBERG LET HER CRY HOOTIE & THE BLOWFISH LET IT BE THE BEATLES LEVI’S 501 BLUES DAVID WILCOX LIKE A ROLLIN’ STONE BOB DYLAN LOAD OUT/STAY JACKSON BROWNE LITTLE WING JIMI HENDRIX LIVE LIKE YOU WERE DYING TIM MCGRAW LOVE THE ONE YOUR WITH CROSBY, STILLS & NASH LOSING MY RELIGION REM LOLA THE KINKS LUCY IN THE SKY WITH DIAMONDS THE BEATLES MARGARITTA VILLE JIMMY BUFFET MAXWELL’S SILVER HAMMER THE BEATLES MARYJANES LAST DANCE TOM PETTY ME & JULIO SIMON & GARFUNKLE MILLWORKER JAMES TAYLOR MOONDANCE VAN MORRISON MOE DAVID WILCOX/G. WURBACH MOVIN OUT BILLY JOEL MUSTANG SALLY MACK RICE/JAMES BROWN MY LIFE BILLY JOEL MY SHARONA THE KNACK MR. JONES COUNTING CROWS MY STUPID MOUTH JOHN MAYER NEW YORK STATE OF MIND BILLY JOEL NORWEGIAN WOOD THE BEATLES NOBODY KNOWS YOU (DOWN & OUT) ERIC CLAPTON NO PATRICULAR PLACE TO GO CHUCK BERRY NIGHTS IN WHITE SATIN THE MOODY BLUES NIGHT MOVES BOB SEGER OCTOPUS’ GARDEN THE BEATLES 3 OLD MAN NEIL YOUNG ONLY ROCK & ROLL ROLLING STONES OMAHA COUNTING CROWS ONLY THE GOOD DIE YOUNG BILLY JOEL OPERATOR JIM CROCE ORIGINAL SIN DAVE MATTHEWS BAND ON THE TURNING AWAY PINK FLOYD PAPERBACK WRITER THE BEATLES PEACEFUL EASY FEELING THE EAGLES PIANO MAN BILLY JOEL PINK HOUSES JOHN MELLENCAMP PLACE IN THE WORLD FOR A GAMBLER DAN FOGLEBERG PLAY THAT FUNK MUSIC COMMODORES PLEASE COME TO BOSTON MICHAEL MARTIN MURPHY PLUSH STONE TEMPLE PILOTS PROMISES ERIC CLAPTON PRIDE AND JOY STEVIE RAY VAUGHN PIRATE LOOKS AT 40 JIMMY BUFFET PUSH MATCHBOX 20 PROUD MARY CREEDENCE CLEARWATER REVIVAL RAIN KING COUNTING CROWS RAMBLIN’ MAN ALMAN BROTHERS REAL WORLD JOHN MAYER R.O.C.K. IN THE U.S.A JOHN MELLENCAMP ROCKY RACOON THE BEATLES ROLL OVER BEETHOVEN CHUCK BERRY/THE BEATLES ROUND HERE COUNTING CROWS RUNNIN’ DOWN A DREAM TOM PETTY RUN AROUND BLUE’S TRAVELERS SANDMAN AMERICA SATISFACTION ROLLING STONES SATURDAY THEY’LL ALL BE BACK DAVID WILCOX SHAMELESS BILLY JOEL/GARTH BROOKS SHE’S ALWAYS A WOMAN TO ME BILLY JOEL SHE’S GOT A WAY BILLY JOEL SHOWER THE PEOPLE JAMES TAYLOR SHOOTING STAR BAD COMPANY SISTER GOLDEN HAIR AMERICA SHE TALKS TO ANGLES BLACK CROWES SIMPLE MAN LYNRD SKYNRD SLIDE THE GOO GOO DOLLS SON OF A SAILOR JIMMY BUFFET SITTIN’ ON THE DOCK OF THE BAY OTIS REDDING SITTING, WAITING, WISHING JACK JOHNSON SOME KIND OF WONDERFUL GRAND FUNK RAILROAD SOMETHING IN THE WAY SHE MOVES JAMES TAYLOR SOUTHERN CROSS CROSBY, STILLS & NASH SOUTHERN MAN NEIL YOUNG SPACE ODDITY DAVID BOWIE SPINNIN’ WHEELS BACHMAN, TURNER OVERDRIVE SPOOKY ATLANTA RHYTHM SECTION STAND BY ME BEN E. KING STRAWBERRY FIELDS THE BEATLES SUNSHINE STANDARD SWEET BABY JAMES JAMES TAYLOR SHE THINKS I STILL CARE GEORGE JONES 4 SURRENDER CHEAP TRICK SULTANS OF SWING DIRE STRAIGHTS SUNSHINE OF YOUR LOVE CREAM / CLAPTON SUSIE “Q” CREEDENCE CLEARWATER REVIVAL SYMPATHY FOR THE DEVIL ROLLING STONES TAKIN CARE OF BUSINESS BACHMAN TURNER OVERDRIVE TAKE IT EASY THE EAGLES TAKE THE MONEY AND RUN STEVE MILLER BAND TAXMAN THE BEATLES TEACH YOUR CHILDREN CROSBY, STILLS & NASH TEQUILA SUNRISE THE EAGLES THAT’S ALRIGHT MAMA ELVIS THE NEEDLE AND THE DAMAGE DONE NEIL YOUNG THINGS WE SAID TODAY THE BEATLES THIS OLD GUITAR JOHN DENVER TIME IN A BOTTLE JIM CROCE TIME OF YOUR LIFE GREENDAY THE LETTER THE BOX TOPS/JOE COCKER THE RIVER GARTH BROOKS THE THUNDER ROLLS GARTH BROOKS TRAVELIN’ BAND CREEDENCE CLEARWATER REVIVAL THE LONG AND WINDING ROAD THE BEATLES TORE DOWN ERIC CLAPTON (AINT) THAT A SHAME CHEAP TRICK/FATS DOMINO TURN THE PAGE BOB SEGER TWO PRINCES SPIN DOCTORS TYPICAL SITUATION DAVE MATTHEWS BAND UNDER THE BOARDWALK THE DRIFTERS UNDER THE BRIDGE RED HOT CHILLI PEPPERS UP ON THE ROOF CAROL KING/JAMES TAYLOR VOLCANO JIMMY BUFFET WALKIN IN MEMPHIS WE JUST DISAGREE DAVE MASON/BILLY DEAN WHAT A WONDERFUL WORLD LOUIS ARMSTRONG WHAT I LIKE ABOUT YOU ROMANTICS WHY DON’T WE GET DRUNK (AND…) JIMMY BUFFET WHY GEORGIA WHY JOHN MAYER WICKED GAME CHRIS ISSAC WILD HORSES ROLLING STONES WEREWOLVES OF LONDON WARREN ZEVON WITH ARMS WIDE OPEN CREED WITH A LITTLE HELP THE BEATLES WHERE THE BOTTLES BREAK JOHN GORKA WHILE MY GUITAR GENTLE WEEPS THE BEATLES WILD WORLD CAT STEVENS WONDERFUL TONIGHT ERIC CLAPTON YELLOW SUBMARINE THE BEATLES YOU GOT LUCKY TOM PETTY YESTERDAY THE BEATLES YOU AIN”T SEEN NOTHIN’ YET BACHMAN TURNER OVERDRIVE YOU’VE GOT A FRIEND JAMES TAYLOR YOU MAY BE RIGHT BILLY JOEL YOUR MOMMA DON’T DANCE LOGGINS & MESSINA YOU’RE MY BEST FRIEND QUEEN YOU REALLY GOT ME THE KINKS YOU WEAR IT WELL ROD STEWART 5 YOU WERE MEANT FOR ME JEWEL YOUR BODY IS A WONDERLAND JOHN MAYER YOUR FACE CLIFF EBERHARDT YOUR SMILING FACE JAMES TAYLOR YOUR SONG ELTON JOHN 6.
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