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The Nickel Ride Song List The Nickel Ride The Nickel Ride performs all of the songs listed here, and many many more, but please remember that the availability of certain songs is dependent upon the exact configuration of the band for your event i.e. some songs require our female vocalist This is just a sample song list. If you don’t see your favorite - just ask, we probably already know it. Frequent Requests I Melt Rascal Flatts I Gotta Feeling Black Eyed Peas Bless The Broken Road Rascal Flatts Whatever You Like T.I. Mr. Jones Counting Crows Billionaire feat. Bruno Mars Hey Jealousy Gin Blossoms Santeria Sublime I Cross My Heart George Strait California Love Tupac Wonderful Tonight Eric Clapton Rude Boy Rihanna Wildflowers Tom Petty Empire State of Mind Alicia Keys/JayZ Have I Told You Lately R. Stewart/Van Morrison Don’t Stop the Music Jamie Cullum Friends In Low Places Garth Brooks Nothin' On You B.o.B feat. Bruno Mars Let’s Get It On Marvin Gaye Crazy Gnarls Barkly Shake Your Body Michael Jackson Paparazzi Lady GaGa Billie Jean Michael Jackson Just Dance Lady GaGa Dynamite Taio Cruz Full Motown / Classic R&B Repertoire TiK ToK Ke$ha Including: American Boy Estelle Supremes Medley, Temptations Medley, Marvin Gaye Medley, Closer Ne-yo Four Tops Medley, Aretha Franklin Medley Please Don't Stop The Music Rihanna Single Ladies Beyonce 70’s / 80’s Funk & Disco Sample Selection Yeah Usher Saturday Night Fever Medley California Gurls Katy Perry That The Way I Like It K.C. & The Sunshine Band OMG Usher - feat. will.i.am Get Down Tonight K.C. & The Sunshine Band Hot N Cold Katy Perry Shake Your Booty K.C. & The Sun Shine Band Islands In The Sun Weezer Celebration Kool & The Gang The Kids MGMT Hot Stuff Donna Summer Human The Killers Last Dance Donna Summer Blister In The Sun Violent Femmes Bad Girls Donna Summer Sex On Fire Kings Of Leon Don’t Leave Me This Way Thelma Houston 4 Minutes (Ft. Justin & Timbaland) Madonna YMCA Village People Sexy Back Justin Timberlake I Will Survive Gloria Gaynor Rock Your Body Justin Timberlake We Are Family Sister Sledge Viva La Vida Coldplay Brick House Commodores You Found Me The Fray You Make Me Feel Like Dancing Leo Sayer I’m Yours Jason Mraz Boogie Fever Sylvers Don’t Stop Believin’ Journey Play That Funky Music Wild Cherry Open Arms Journey Le Freak Chic Livin’ On A Prayer Bon Jovi Good Times Chic My Doorbell White Stripes Dancing Queen Abba Mysterious Ways U2 Boogie Oogie Oogie Taste Of Honey With or Without You U2 September Earth, Wind & Fire All I Want Is You U2 That’s The Way Of The World Earth, Wind & Fire Wonderwall TheOasis Sing A Song Earth, Wind & Fire Crazy Gnarls Barkley Can’t Hide Love Earth, Wind & Fire Stay With You John Legend Shining Star Earth, Wind & Fire The Way You Move Outkast The First, The Last, My Everything Barry White Let's Get It Started Black Eyed Peas Can't Get Enough Of Your Love Barry White Don't Cha Pussycat Dolls Lady Marmalade La Belle/Moulin Rouge Hey Ya Outkast I Want You Back Jackson 5 Crazy In Love Beyonce Don’t Know Why Nora Jones Full 80's Repertoire Sample Selection Get This Party Started Pink Melt With You Modern English Fallin’ Alicia Keys What I Like About You Romantics Jungle Love Morris Day I Love Rock And Roll Joan Jett I Need To Know Marc Anthony Let's Dance David Bowie Amazed Lone StarNickel Addicted To Love RideRobert Palmer Fields Of Gold Sting Walking On Sunshine Katrina And The Waves Thank You Dido Stray Cat Strut Stray Cats Love & Happiness Al Green Rock This Town Stray Cats Let’s Stay Together Al Green The Reflex Duran Duran I Knew I Loved You Savage Garden Maniac Michael Sambello Learn To Fly Foo Fighters Footloose Kenny Loggins All The Small Things Blink 182 Girls Just Wanna Have Fun Cindi Lauper Smooth Santana Holiday Madonna Jump, Jive & Wail Brian Setzer/Louis Prima Let's Go Crazy Prince Run-A Around Blues Traveler Time After Time Cindi Lauper This is just a sample song list. If you don’t see your favorite - just ask, we probably already know it. 80's Repertoire Sample Selection Continued One Hundred Ways Take My Breath Away Berlin One Moment In Time Hold Me Now Thompson Twins Promise Me You'll Remember (Godfather III) Don't You Forget About Me Simple Minds Right Here Waiting Sweet Dreams Eurythmics Save The Best For Last My Sharona The Knack Saving All My Love Dead Mans Party Oingo Boingo Someone Like You Burning Down The House Talking Heads Stuck On You Mirror In The Bathroom English Beat Sweet Love Who Can It Be Now Men At Work Take My Breath Away That's What Friends Are For 80’s, 90’s & 2000s The First Time Pop Ballads The First Time Ever I Saw Your Face By Your Side Sade The Rose Kiss Of Life Sade The Way We Were No Ordinary Love Sade Through The Eyes Of Love Songbird Eva Cassidy Through The Years Breathe Faith Hill Tonight I Celebrate My Love I Hope You Dance Lee Ann Womack True Companion A Moment Like This Kelly Clarkson Truly If I Ain't Got You Alicia Keys Vision Of Love Tears In Heaven We're Going All The Way I'll Be There What A Wonderful World Vision Of Love When I Fall In Love A Groovy Kind Of Love Wind Beneath My Wings A Whole New World Words Get In The Way All My Life You Are So Beautiful All This Time You’re Still The One Always Your My Inspiration Always And Forever Your Song Arthur's Theme At This Moment Pop Medium Tempo Beautiful In My Eyes 1 2 3 Because You Loved Me Conga Broken Arrow La Bamba Change The World Because The Night Caught Up In The Rapture Black Velvet Don't Know Much 1999 Endless Love A Wink And A Smile Evergreen Addicted To Love Everything I Do I Do It For You All IWannaDo Feel Like Makin' LoveThe Baker Street Friends Cover Me From This Moment On Every Little Step The Sweetest Days Fly Like An Eagle Givin' You The Best I Got Fire Greatest Love Of All Fire Escape Here And Now Forever Young I Believe I Can Fly Good Thing I Love You Just The Way You Are Hold My Hand I Need You To Turn To I Just Called To Say I Love You I'll Always Love You If This Is It I'll Be There Just The Two Of Us I’ll Be There For You Let's Dance Ice Castles NickelMoney For Nothing Ride In A Simple Way I Love You My Perogative Just You And I Raspberry Beret Lady In Red Right Here, Right Now Lean On Me Rock Wit'cha Love Takes Time Rhythm Of The Night My Heart Will Go On Runaway Train Never Gonna Give You Up She Drives Me Crazy Never Gonna Let You Down Soul Provider Nobody Loves Me Like You Do Sweet Dreams Nothing's Gonna Change My Love For You The Reflex This is just a sample song list. If you don’t see your favorite - just ask, we probably already know it. 80’s, 90’s & 2000s Continued Two Hearts True Love Wake Me Up Before You Go Go We're In This Love Together We Didn't Start The Fire You Are The Sunshine Of My Life What Have You Done For Me Lately You Gotta Be Would I Lie To You It's Just The Way You Love Me You & Me & The Bottle Make Three Escapade You Got It Some Day Zoot Suit Riot The Way Then The Morning Comes Elton John Requests: Your Song Pop Up Tempo Can You Feel The Love Tonight Love Is A Wonderful Thing The One Every Heartbeat Something About The Way You Look Tonight Every Body Dance Now Blessed All Night Long Basket Case/ When I Come Around Van Morrison Requests: Billie Jean Moondance Black Cat Have I Told You Lately... Born To Run Someone Like You Caribbean Queen Tupelo Honey Celebration Warm Love Cherish Crazy Love Dancing In The Dark Into The Mystic Dancing On The Ceiling Domino Dancing With Myself Brown Eyed Girl Don't You Forget About Me Escapade Jimmy Buffet Requests: Everybody Have Fun Tonight Margaritaville Faith Cheeseburger In Paradise Footloose Son Of A Son Of A Sailor Ghost Busters Come Monday Heart Of Rock And Roll Changes In Latitudes, Changes In Attitudes Hip To Be Square Boat Drinks Hold Me Now Volcano Hot Hot Hot Why Don’t We Get Drunk I Had The Time Of My Life Fins I Love L.A. A Pirate Looks At Forty I Think We're Alone Now He Went To Paris I Wanna Dance With Somebody Pencil Thin Mustache I’ll Be There For You Grapefruit - Juicy Fruit Jump The Just What I Needed Reggae Abd Calypso & Island Sounds Let's Go Crazy I Can See Clearly Now Peter Tosh Living In America I Shot The Sheriff Bob Marley Love Shack Is This Love Bob Marley Mony Mony One Love Bob Marley Move This Stir It Up Bob Marley New Attitude Jammin’ Bob Marley New Sensation No Woman, No Cry Bob Marley Nothing's Gonna Stop Us Now Three Little Birds Bob Marley Opposites Attract Here I Am UB40 Pink Cadillac Cant Help Falling In Love UB40 Power Of Love Red Red Wine UB40 Respect Yourself NickelThe Way You Do TheRide Things You Do UB40 Rock In The U.S.A.
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