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BEST KEPT SECRET PLAYLIST Contemporary [2000-Present] Cake By The Ocean DNCE California Gurls Katy Perry Call Me Maybe Carly Rae Jepsen Can’t Stop The Feeling Justin Timberlake Closer Chainsmokers w/ Halsey Crazy In Love Beyonce Cupid Shuffle Cupid Don’t Start Now Dua Lupa Dynamite Taio Cruz DJ Got Us Falling Usher Feel It Still Portugal The Man Finesse Bruno Mars ft. Cardi B Firework Katy Perry Forget You Cee Lo Green Get Lucky Daft Punk Girls Like You Maroon 5 Happy Pharrell Hey Ya Outkast Holy Justin Bieber Honey I’m Good Andy Grammar I Gotta Feeling Black Eyed Peas Juice Lizzo Kiss Me More Doja Cat Levitating Dua Lipa Locked Out Of Heaven Bruno Mars Middle Maren Morris w/ Zedd Moves Like Jagger Maroon 5 Nothing Holding Me Back Shawn Mendes New Rules Due Lipa OMG Usher One Kiss Dua Lipa Please Don’t Stop The Music Rihanna Raise Your Glass Pink Real Love Mary J Blige Shake It Off Taylor Swift Shape Of You Ed Sheeran Shut Up & Dance Walk The Moon Single Ladies Beyonce Sucker Jonas Bros. Sugar Maroon 5 Take You Dancing Jason DeRulo There's Nothin' Holding Me Back Shawn Mendes Thinking Out Loud Ed Sheeran Treasure Bruno Mars Truth Hurts Lizzo 24K Magic Bruno Mars Uptown Funk Bruno Mars We Found Love Rihanna Ye a h ! U s h e r Eighties & Nineties All Night Long Lionel Ritchie Africa Toto Bad Mama Jama Carl Carltun Before I Let Go Frankie Beverly & Maze Conga Gloria Estefan & Miami Sound Give It To Me Baby Rick James Give Me The Night George Benson I Wanna Dance with Somebody Whitney Houston Jungle Love Morris Day & The Time Kiss Prince Lovely Day Bill Withers Man In The Mirror Michael Jackson My Prerogative Bobby Brown No Diggity Blackstreet No Scrubs TLC Oh What A Night Four Seasons Poison Bell Biv Devoe Shoop Salt ‘N Pepa This Is How We Do It Montell Jordan Wanna Be Spice Girls Seventies ABC Jackson 5 Ain’t No Stoppin’ Us Now McFadden & Whitehead Bad Girls Donna Summer Before I Let You Go Maze Billie Jean Michael Jackson Blame It On The Boogie Michael Jackson Boogie On Reggae Woman Stevie Wonder Disco Inferno The Trampps Do I Do Stevie Wonder Don’t You Worry ‘bout a Thing Stevie Wonder Get Down Tonight KC & The Sunshine Band Give It To Me Baby Rick James Isn’t She Lovely Stevie Wonder I Want You Back Michael Jackson I Will Survive Donna Summer I Wish Stevie Wonder I’ll Be Around Spinners It’s Your Thing Isley Brothers Lady Marmalade Patti LaBelle Last Dance Donna Summer Let's Get It On Marvin Gaye Let's Groove Tonight Earth Wind & Fire Let's Stay Together Al Green Lovely Day Bill Withers My First My Last, Everything Barry White Oh What A Night Four Seasons P.Y.T. Michael Jackson Play That Funky Music Wild Cherry Rock With You Michael Jackson Rollercoaster Ohio Players Rubberband Man The Spinners September Earth Wind & Fire Shake Your Body Michael Jackson Superstition Stevie Wonder To Be Real Cheryl Lynn Turn The Beat Around Vicki Sue Robinson Use Me Bill Withers Wake Up Everybody Teddy Pendergrass We Are Family Sister Sledge Ye s W e C a n C a n Pointer Sisters Sixties (Motown) Ain't No Mountain High Enough Marvin Gaye & Tammi Terrell Ain't Too Proud To Beg The Temptations Chain Of Fools Aretha Franklin Dance To The Music Sly & The Family Stone Dancin’ In The Street Martha & The Vandellas Dock Of The Bay Otis Redding For Once In My Life Stevie Wonder For The Love Of You Isley Brothers Get Ready The Temptations Heard It Through The Grapevine Marvin Gaye How Sweet It Is Marvin Gaye I Feel Good James Brown Midnight Hour Wilson Pickett Mustang Sally Wilson Pickett My Cherie Amour Stevie Wonder My Girl The Temptations Proud Mary Ike & Tiina Turner Respect Aretha Franklin Sex Machine James Brown Shout Isley Bros. Signed Sealed Delivered Stevie Wonder Soul Man Sam & Dave Sugar Pie, Honey Bunch Four Tops Superstition Stevie Wonder What’s Goin’ On Marvin Gaye You Are The Sunshine Of My Life Stevie Wonder Danceable Rock Brown Eyed Girl Van Morrison Don't Stop Believin' Journey Footloose Kenny Loggins Forever Young Rod Stewart Glory Days Bruce Springsteen Jump Van Halen Living On A Prayer Bon Jovi One Love Bob Marley Oye Como Va Carlos Santana Proud Mary Tina Turner Runaround Sue Dion & The Belmonts Shout The Isley Bros. Start Me Up Rolling Stones Sweet Caroline Neil Diamond Sweet Child O' Mine Guns N' Roses Sweet Dreams Eurythmics Sweet Home Alabama Lynyrd Skynyrd Tenth Avenue Freeze Out Bruce Springsteen Twistin’ The Night Away Sam Cooke Ballads After The Love Has Gone Earth Wind & Fire All My Life KC & Jo-Jo All Of Me John Legend At Last Etta James Because You Loved Me Celine Dion Can’t Help Falling in Love Elvis Presley Crazy Love Van Morrison Don’t Know Why Norah Jones I Hope You Dance Lee Ann Womack If I Ain’t Got You Alicia Keys I’ll Make Love To You Boyz II Men Just The Way You Are Billy Joel Killing Me Softly The Fugees Knocks Me Off My Feet Stevie Wonder No One Alicia Keys Rapture Anita Baker Sweet Thing Chaka Khan Unchained Melody The Righteous Bros. Unforgettable Nat & Natalie Cole Weak SWV What A Wonderful World Louis Armstrong You Are The Best Thing Ray LaMontagne You’re Still The One Shania Twain Swing & Big Band All The Things You Are Ella Fitzgerald Besame Mucho Consuelo Velázquez Fly Me To The Moon Frank Sinatra In The Mood Glenn Miller L * O * V * E Natalie Cole Mood Indigo Duke Ellington Moonglow Artie Shaw Moonlight Serenade Glenn Miller My One & Only Love Johnny Hartman New York, New York Frank Sinatra Our Love Is Here To Stay Ella Fitzgerald Route 66 Natalie Cole Stompin’ At The Savoy Benny Goodman Summer Wind Frank Sinatra Sway Michael Buble That’s Life Frank Sinatra The Way You Look Tonight Frank Sinatra .
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