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Songliste Mit Tänzen Songliste mit Tänzen Song Liste mit den möglichen Tänzen Titel Interpret Tänze 1 Achy Breaky Heart Billy Ray Cyrus Achy breaky Heart 2 Amy´s back in Austin Neu Little Texas Austin Cha Cha 3 Any man of mine Shania Twain Canadian Stomp 4 Bad moon rising CCR Slap leather 5 Black Coffee Lacy J. Dalton Black Coffee 6 Blame it on the Bossa Nova Eydie Gormé Bossa Nova 7 Calm after the storm Neu The Common Linnets Tears on a Highway 8 Canadian Girls Dean Brody Canadian Girls 9 Chattahoochee Alan Jackson Chattahoochee 10 Closer Susan Ashton Closer 11 Driving my life away Eddie Rabbitt Trail of Tears 12 Every little thing Carlene Carter Tush Push 13 Folsome prison blues Johnny Cash Irish Stew 14 Girls like that Travis Tritt Cowgirls twist 15 God blessed Texas Little Texas God blessed Texas 16 Good old boy Gretchen Wilson Don`t be Stupid 17 Have you ever seen the Rain Creedence Clearwater Revival White Rose 18 Heads Carolina Jo Dee Messina Heads or Tails 19 Help me make it... Willie Nelson Half past nothing 20 How long Eagles Toes 21 Hurts so good Gretchen Wilson/Kenny Chesney Pizziricco 22 I ain´t as good as I once was Toby Keith Rock `n Roll 23 I feel lucky Mary Chapin Carpenter Tumbleweed 24 It Happens Sugarland Ryme or reason 25 It´s America Rodney Atkins It´s America 26 It´s five o`clock somewhere Alan Jackson/Jimmy Buffett Beer for my Horses 27 It´s so easy Linda Ronstadt Jeans Experience 28 Jambalaya Dolly Parton Jambalaya 29 Just some love Keith Urban Walkin` Backwards 30 Lay down Sally Eric Clapton Fais do do 31 Let me go Gary Barlow Fly high 32 Let your love flow Bellamy Brothers Chill Factor 33 Linda Lou The Tractors Hearts & Flowers 34 Little yellow Blanket Dean Brody Open heart Cowboy 35 Lonesome me Johnny Cash Alligator Rock 36 Love in One Shot The Higgins One Shot 37 Love Story Taylor Swift/DefLeppard For ever little 38 Lyin´ eyes Eagles Toes 39 Margaritaville Jimmy Buffett Chica Boom 40 More of you Bellamy Brothers Lucky Friend/Sway/El Paso 41 My baby loves me Martina McBride Country walking 42 On a Mission Trick Pony Wall phrased 43 On the road again Willie Nelson Cowboy Yodle 44 Only in America Brooks & Dunn Cucaracha 45 People are crazy Billy Currington Honky Tonk Stomp 46 Poor me Trick Pony Baby Blues 47 Rose – A – Lee Smookie Rose A Lee 48 Run to you Lady Antebellum Something in the Water 49 Size matters Joe Nichols Just a memory 50 Start a band Brad Paisley Just a memory 51 Stumblin´in Chris Norman & Suzi Quatro Cowboy Cha Cha 52 Suds in the bucket Sara Evans Bucket 53 Sweet home Alabama Lynyrd Skynyrd Sweet home Alabama 54 Take it easy Eagles Pizziricco 55 Tequila sunrise Eagles Denver 56 The more I drink Blake Shelton God Time 57 The World Brad Paisley Ain`t going down 58 Ticks Brad Paisley La Muccara 59 Truck driving man Buck Owens Fisher`s hornpipe 60 Tulsa time Don Williams Mini Barrel 61 USA today Alan Jackson Rock softly 62 Wagon Wheel Darius Rucker Lost in me 63 We are tonight Neu Billy Currington We are tonight 64 What about now Lonestar Shadow 65 What´s not to love Trick Pony Love Trick 66 When Neu Shania Twain noch nicht bekannt 67 When your gone Avril Lavigne Somethin `in the Water 68 Who says you can´t come home Bon Jovi & Sugarland Cherokee Boogie 69 Who wouldn´t wanna be me Keith Urban Wanna be me 70 You better run Tori Darke You better run.
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