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Wednesday Girls Play List 1950s That’ll Be the Day Buddy Holly Running Bear Johnny Preston Johnny B Goode Chuck Berry Rave On Buddy Holly Stupid Cupid Connie Francis Summertime Blues Eddie Cochran Boppin’ the Blues Carl Perkins Bye Bye Love The Everly Brothers Be-Bop-A-Lula Gene Vincent Great Balls of Fire Jerry Lee Lewis 1960s Shakin’ All Over Johnny Kidd and the Pirates Son of a Preacher Man Dusty Springfield I Only Want to Be with You Dusty Springfield When You Walk in the Room The Searchers Da Do Ron Ron The Crystals Dancing in the Street Martha and the Vandellas Can’t Take My Eyes off of You Frankie Valli I’m a Believer The Monkeys House of the Rising Sun The Animals Out of Time The Rolling Stones Ruby Tuesday The Rolling Stones Ring of Fire Johnny Cash These Boots Are Made for Walkin’ Nancy Sinatra Dream a Little Dream of Me The Mamas and The Papas Georgy Girl The Seekers He’s a Rebel The Crystals Return to Sender Elvis Presley Bad Moon Rising Creedence Clearwater Revival Down on the Corner Creedence Clearwater Revival Hippy Hippy Shake Swinging Blue Jeans Can’t Buy Me Love The Beatles Hard Day’s Night The Beatles Twist and Shout The Beatles Shake Your Tailfeather Ray Charles Hit the Road Jack Ray Charles 1970s I Am Woman Helen Reddy Get Right Back Maxine Nightingale Follow Me Uncle Kracker Slippin Away Max Merritt and the Meteors Rock Me ABBA Billy Don’t be a Hero Paper Lace Tie a Yellow Ribbon Tony Orlando and Dawn If You Could Read my Mind Gordon Lightfoot Blame it on the Boogie Michael Jackson Does your Mother Know ABBA As Good as New ABBA The Things We Do for Love 10CC Don’t Stop Fleetwood Mac Don’t Worry – Three Little Birds Bob Marley Jambalaya Creedence Clearwater Revival Rivers of Babylon The Melodians Let Your Love Flow Bellamy Brothers Love Will Keep Us Together Captain and Tennille Please Mr Postman The Carpenters Top of the World The Carpenters Crocodile Rock Elton John 1980s 9 To 5 Dolly Parton Break My Stride Matthew Wilder I Want to Break Free Queen Crazy Little Thing Called Love Queen Queen of Hearts Juice Newton Abracadabra The Steve Miller Band Baby Can I Hold You Tracey Chapman Green Door Shakin’ Stevens 1990s No Matter What Boyzone 2000s Soul Sister Train The Middle Jimmy Eat World Bubbly Colbie Caillat 2010s Let Me Down Easy Sheppard Sugar Maroon Five Budapest George Ezra Lips are Movin’ Meghan Trainor All About That Bass Meghan Trainor .

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