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Music Request Sheet PO BOX 140218 - HOWARD BEACH, NY 11414-0218 1-718-843-8411 ~ 1-800-582-0776 WWW.2PLUS2ENTERTAINMENT.COM E-MAIL: [email protected] MUSIC REQUEST SHEET FAMILY NAME ___________________ DATE ___________________ PLEASE PUT A CHECK NEXT TO SONG REQUEST AUDIENCE PARTICIPATION __ HAND’S UP __ SHOUT __ MACARENA __ CHICKEN DANCE __ NY, NY __ COKE & PEPSI __ THE STROLL __ CONGA __ DOLLAR WINE __ CHA-CHA SLIDE __ CUPID SHUFFLE __ YMCA __ COTTON EYED JOE __ TWIST __ LAMBADA __ ELECTRIC SLIDE __ LIMBO __ KIDS - HOKEY POKEY, FREEZ DANCE, MUSICAL CHAIRS, MUMMY WRAP….. ETHNIC DANCES ITALIAN–__MAZURKA__TANGO__TARANTELLA__ WALTZ LATIN – __BACHATA __CUMBIA__MERENGUE __SALSA JEWISH-__HORA GREEK __ OTHER __ POLISH–POLKA __IRISH OTHER____________________________________________________________ ADULT DANCE __CHA CHA __FOX TROT __LINDY __MAMBO__PEABODY __RUMBA __YES __ NO 1940’S- BIG BAND, LINDY’S, SWING, ETC. __YES __ NO SINATRA, DARIN, TONY BENETT, DEAN MARTIN, MOB HITS __YES __ NO 1950’S- ROCK AROUND THE CLOCK, RUNAROUND SUE, ETC. __YES __ NO 1960’S- ROCK-N-ROLL, ROLLING STONES, ETC. __YES __ NO MOTOWN-RESPECT,MY GIRL __YES __ NO FUNK- JACKSONS, KOOL & GANG, KC & SUNSHINE, ETC. __YES __ NO DISCO CLASSICS- SAT. NIGHT FEVER, DONNA SUMMER, ETC. __YES __ NO 1980’S-MADONNA,SUGAR HILL GANG, PLANET PATROL, ETC. __YES __ NO ROCK CLASSICS- ELTON JOHN, JOURNEY, BILLY JOEL, ETC. __YES __ NO ROCK DANCE-AC/DC, MEATLOAF,BEATLES, RAMONES, ETC. __YES __ NO FREESTYLE- JUDY TORRES, CORO, TKA, CYNTHIA, ETC. __YES __ NO NEW WAVE- DEPECHE MODE, U2, PEARL JAM, ETC. __YES __ NO 1990’S DANCE-EVERYBODY DANCE NOW,THIS IS YOUR NIGHT __YES __ NO HOUSE CLASSICS- I’LL HOUSE YOU, MOVE YOUR BODY ,ETC. __YES __ NO NYC AFTER HOURS- DEEP HOUSE-NEW AND OLD __YES __ NO LATIN HOUSE-I LIKE IT LIKE THAT, SUAVEMENTE, ETC. __YES __ NO RAGGAE, RAGGAETON __YES __ NO POPULAR HIP-HOP & R/B, OLD SCHOOL RAP __YES __ NO DANCE MUSIC- TOP 40 PLEASE DO….. PLEASE DO NOT DO ….. _____________________________ ____________________________ _____________________________ ____________________________ _____________________________ ____________________________ _____________________________ ____________________________ _____________________________ ____________________________ SPECIAL DEDICATIONS: __________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________ WORKSHEET MUST BE SUBMITTED 2 WEEKS PRIOR OF EVENT .
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