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80'S and 90'S CLASSICS CGO MUSIC INTERNATIONAL Phone 609.927.5999 www.CGOMusic.com [email protected] 80s and 90s Classics Abba Fernando Dancing Queen Journey Faithfully Don’t Stop Believing Brian Adams Everything I Do, I Do It for You If You Really Love a Woman All for Love Atlantic Starr Always Thank You B-52's Love Shack Rock Lobster Flintstones Bangles Eternal Flame Walk Like An Egyptian Manic Monday Anita Baker Rapture Sweet Love You Bring Me Joy Giving You The Best That I Got George Benson Breezin This Masquerade On Broadway The Greatest Love of All Black Box Everybody Everybody Strike It Up Blondie Tide Is High Call Me Heart of Glass Blues Brothers Sam and Dave Hold On I'm Coming Blues Traveler Run-around Hook Michael Bolton Love Is A Wonderful Thing Georgia On My Mind When A Man Loves A Woman How Am I Supposed to Live Without You Boyz to Men In The Still of The Night One Sweet Day ( Also Mariah Carey ) On Bended Knee Captain and Tenille ( see also 60's and 70's ) Love Will Keep Us Together Muskrat Love 2 The Way That I Want to Touch You Shop Around Cars Who's Gonna Drive You Home Shake It Up Mariah Carey Endless Love ( Also Luther Vandros ) Hero I'll Be There One Sweet Day ( Also Boyz to Men ) Eric Clapton / Cream ( see also 60's and 70's ) After Midnight Crossroads I Shot the Sheriff Strange Brew Sunshine of Your Love Tales Of Brave Ulysses Wonderful Tonight Tears in Heaven Knockin' On Heaven's Door White Room Natalie Cole Unforgettable Inseparable Pink Cadillac Phil Collins - Genesis Follow You, Follow Me Susuddio A Groovy Kind of Love You Can't Hurry Love Two Hearts One More Night In The Air Tonight Harry Connick ( see Standards for complete "Swing" listings ) Recipe for Making Love A Wink and A Smile It Had To Be You Christopher Cross Ride Like The Wind Sailing Arthur’s Theme - When You Get Caught Between the Moon and New York City Taylor Dane I'll Always Love You Don't Rush Me Celine Dion Power of Love Color of My Love When I Fall In Love ( with Clive Davis ) Because You Loved Me John Denver ( Also see 70's listing ) Thank God I'm a Country Boy How Can I Leave You Again ? Sunshine On My Shoulder Rocky Mountain High Songs from "Dirty Dancing" 1 & 2 Do You Love Me ( Contours ) Will You Still Love Me Tomorrow I've Had the Time of My Life In The Still of the Night ( 5 Satins ) Wipeout ( Safaris ) Stay ( Maurice Williams ) Disney Beauty and the Beast A Whole New World ( Aladdin ) Can You Feel The Love Tonight (L. King) Under the Sea ( Little Mermaid ) Part of Your World ( Little Mermaid ) The Lion Sleeps Tonight ( Lion King ) Sheena Easton Morning Train Modern Girl 3 Gloria Estefan - Miami Sound Machine Turn the Beat Around Everlasting Love Words Get in The Way Conga Get On Your Feet 1-2-3 Here We Are Dan Fogelberg Longer Than Run for the Roses The Leader of the Band Missing You Auld Lang Syne Foreigner Waiting For a Girl Like You Hot Blooded Aretha Franklin ( see Motown / R&B listing ) Freeway of Love Pink Cadillac Chain Chain Chain R-E-S-P-E-C-T Think Until You Come Back to Me Chaka Kahn Through the Fire I Feel For You Kenny G. Forever In Love Songbird Peter Gabriel In Your Eyes Sledgehammer Big Time Julio Iglesias To All The Girls I Loved Before Moonlight Lady AE - AO Brazil Hootie and the Blowfish I Only Wanna Be With You Hold My Hand Whitney Houston Saving All My Love For You I Will Always Love You I Have Nothing I Just Wanna Dance With Somebody I'm Your Baby Tonight All The Man I Need The Greatest Love of All How Can I Know ? I'm Every Woman Michael Jackson ( see R&B / Motown for complete listing ) Thriller Billie Jean You Wanna Be Starting Something Shake Your Body Down to the Ground Bad Man in the Mirror Rock With You Al Jarreau Take 5 We're In This Love Together Morning Teach Me Tonight Billy Joel ( see also 70's for complete listing ) A Matter of Trust Honesty It's Still Rock and Roll to Me Just the Way You Are Leave A Tender Moment Alone Modern Woman My Life New York State of Mind 4 Piano Man River of Dreams She's Always A Woman To Me She's Got A Way About Her Tell Her About It The Longest Time This Is the Time Uptown Girl You May Be Right You're My Home Quincy Jones - James Ingram Just Once Find 100 Ways Kool and the Gang Celebration Too Hot Ladies Night Joanna Can't Get Enough of that Funky Stuff Open Sesame Cherish the Love Huey Lewis Power of Love Stuck With You Heart of Rock and Roll Mellisa Manchester Don't Cry Out Loud Theme From " Ice Castles " Billy Ocean Carribean Queen Suddenly When the Going Gets Tough Get Out of Dreams, Get Into My Car Robert Palmer Addicted to Love Simply Irresistatble Pointer Sisters We Are Family Fire I'm So Excited Jump for My Love He's So Shy Slow Hand Automatic Neutron Dance Bonnie Rait Something to Talk About I Can't Make You Love Me Lionel Richie / Commodores Truly Still All Night Long Endless Love (also Diana Ross ) Three Times A Lady Hello Easy Lady, You Bring Me Up When I'm Down Dancing On The Ceiling Brickhouse Smokey Robinson ( see R&B / Motown for complete list ) Being With You More Love Kenny Rogers Lady Through the Years She Believes in Me The Gambler Sade Smooth Operator The Sweetest Taboo Paradise Paul Simon ( see 60's & 70's for complete listing ) Late in the Evening You Can Call Me Al 5 Kodachrome Rock of Ages Bruce Springstein ( see also 60's and 70's list ) Dancing in the Dark Hungry Heart Streets of Philadelphia Fire Born To Run Born In the USA Frank Sinatra ( for complete Sinatra see "Standards" list ) New York, New York Send in the Clowns The Best of Everything L.A. Is My Lady You and Me Let Me Try Again Being Green There Used to Be a Ballpark Come Fly With Me The Lady Is a Tramp My Way The Summer Wind Rod Stewart ( see also 60's and 70's list ) Forever Young Have I Told You Lately That I Love You Maggie Mae This Old Heart of Mine - w / Ron Isley We're Havin a Party - Isley / Sam Cooke Your In My Heart, Your In My Soul The Ryhthm of My Heart All for Love Sting / Police ( see also 60's and 70's list ) When We Dance Roxanne Every Little Thing She Does is Magic Every Breath You Take Set Them Free All for Love My One and Only Love Technotronic Pump Up the Jam Everybody Everybody Frankie Valli ( see 60's and 70's list ) Grease My Eyes Adored You Swearin to God Oh What a Night Van Halen / David Lee Roth 1984 Jump Just a Gigilo California Girls Gino Vanelli I Just Wanna Stop Where Am I Going ? People I Belong To Appalousa Luther Vandros Always and Forever ( Also Heatwave ) A House is not a Home Here and Now Endless Love ( Also Mariah Carey ) Stevie Ray Vaughn Pride and Joy Texas Flood Love Struck Baby Close to You Steve Winwood / Traffic / Spencer Davis ( see also 60's and 70's ) Roll With It Baby Higher Love Gimme Gimme Some Loving Glad Freedom Rider - Empty Pages 40,000 Headmen The Finer Things Back in the High Life Again Stevie Wonder ( see R&B List for complete listing ) Ribbon in the Sky I Just Called to Say I Love You 6 That Girl Overjoyed Do I Do Send One Your Love Part Time Lover Bird of Beauty Isn't She Lovely Superwoman Another Star For Once In My Life Denise Williams Let's Hear It for the Boy Too Much Too Little Too Late (Duet w/ J. Mathis) Emotion ( with Johnny Mathis ) Swing Out Sister Breakout Am I The Same Girl ? ZZ Top Legs Sharp Dressed Man Other Songs and Artists ACKY BREAKY HEART - Billy Ray Cyrus ALL I WANNA DO IS HAVE SOME FUN - Cherl Crow ALL MY ROWDY FRIENDS ARE COMIN OVER TONIGHT - Hank Williams Jr. AT LAST - Etna James BAD REPUTATION - Freddie Johnston BREATHE AGAIN - Toni Braxton CAN YOU READ MY MIND - Maureen McGovern CAN'T TOUCH THIS - M.C. Hammer CARS - Gary Neuman COME ON EILEEN – Dexy’s Midnight Runners EVERYBODY DANCE NOW - C+C Music Factory FRIENDS IN LOW PLACES - Bille Jean - Michael Jackson FUNKY TOWN - Lipps Remake GROW OLD ALONG WITH ME - John Lennon HOT HOT HOT - Buster Poindexter HOW DO YOU KEEP THE MUSIC PLAYING I GOT MY MIND SET ON YOU - George Harrison I JUST WANT TO BANG ON ME DRUM ALL DAY - Todd Rudgren I THINK WE'RE ALONE NOW - Tiffany I’LL BE THERE FOR YOU - Rembrant's TV Theme IF I COULD - Regina Belle IF YOU DON'T LOVE ME I'LL KILL MYSELF - Pete Droge IN YOUR WILDEST DREAMS - Moody Blues IT'S RAINING MEN - Weather Girls KILLING ME SOFTLY WITH HIS SONG - Fugees LA BAMBA - Los Lobos LADY IN RED - Chis De Burgh LEAN ON ME MACARENA - Los Dios MONY MONY - Billy Idol MYSTERIOUS WAYS - U2 NINE TO FIVE - Dolly Parton NOBODY DOES IT BETTER - Carly Simon OLD TIME ROCK AND ROLL - Bob Seger PART OF YOUR WORLD - Disney - The Little Mermaid PLAY THAT FUNKY MUSIC WHITE BOY - Wild Cherry Remake / Vanilla Ice REMINISCING - Little River Band RISE - Herb Alpert SHAKE SHAKE SHAKE SONORA - Beetle Juice SAVE THE BEST FOR LAST - Vanessa Williams TAKE ON ME - Ah Ha THAT'S WHAT FRIENDS ARE FOR - E.
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