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Double Shot Weekend: 20th & 21st TAKE ME IN YOUR ARMS (ROCK ME) DOOBIE BROTHERS BLACK WATER DOOBIE BROTHERS WHO LISTENS TO THE RADIO THE SPORTS STRANGERS ON A TRAIN THE SPORTS ONE NIGHT ELVIS PRESLEY DON'T BE CRUEL ELVIS PRESLEY SURRENDER CHEAP TRICK IF YOU WANT MY LOVE CHEAP TRICK SOMEBODY TO LOVE JEFFERSON AIRPLANE DREAMS GRACE SLICK WE WILL ROCK YOU QUEEN THESE ARE THE BEST DAYS OF MY LIFE QUEEN TRACKS OF MY TEARS SMOKEY ROBINSON & THE MIRACLES TEARS OF A CLOWN SMOKEY ROBINSON JESSIE'S GIRL RICK SPRINGFIELD AFFAIR OF THE HEART RICK SPRINGFIELD BABY PLEASE DON'T GO THEM GLORIA THEM ROCK & ROLL DREAMS COME THRU MEAT LOAF YOU TOOK THE WORDS RIGHT OUT OF MY MOUTH MEAT LOAF ROLL OVER BEETHOVEN THE BEATLES IF I NEEDED SOMEONE THE BEATLES CARMILLA JON ENGLISH GET YOUR LOVE RIGHT JON ENGLISH INVISIBLE TOUCH GENESIS ABACAB GENESIS NEEDLES AND PINS SMOKIE LAY BACK IN THE ARMS OF SOMEONE SMOKIE RAIN DRAGON SUMMER DRAGON YOU BETTER YOU BET WHO SUBSTITUTE WHO I AM I SAID NEIL DIAMOND KENTUCKY WOMAN NEIL DIAMOND OH SHERRIE STEVE PERRY DON'T STOP BELIEVIN JOURNEY TIME IS ON MY SIDE ROLLING STONES YOU GOT ME ROCKIN' ROLLING STONES ISN'T IT TIME THE BABYS WHEN I SEE YOU SMILE BAD ENGLISH TO SIR WITH LOVE LULU THE MAN WHO SOLD THE WORLD LULU SORROW DAVID BOWIE SOUND AND VISION DAVID BOWIE MONKEES THEME THE MONKEES VALLERI THE MONKEES UPTOWN GIRL BILLY JOEL SOMETIMES A FANTASY BILLY JOEL JAILBREAK AC/DC WHO MADE WHO AC/DC JAMAICA RUM T.M.G. JULIA TED MULRY SHANDI KISS I WAS MADE FOR LOVIN' YOU KISS THESE BOOTS ARE MADE FOR WALKING NANCY SINATRA YOU ONLY LIVE TWICE NANCY SINATRA BE GOOD JOHNNY MEN AT WORK EVERYTHING I NEED MEN AT WORK LISTEN TO WHAT THE MAN SAID PAUL McCARTNEY/WINGS EAT AT HOME PAUL McCARTNEY WEATHER WITH YOU CROWDED HOUSE DISTANT SUN CROWDED HOUSE WHEN WILL I BE LOVED EVERLY BROTHERS SHE MEANS NOTHING TO ME PHIL EVERLY & CLIFF RICHARD CRAZY ICEHOUSE TOUCH THE FIRE ICEHOUSE AMERICA SIMON & GARFUNKEL MRS ROBINSON SIMON & GARFUNKEL LITTLE HONDA BEACH BOYS ROCK AND ROLL MUSIC BEACH BOYS EVERLASTING LOVE U2 ANGEL OF HARLEM U2 YOUNG TURKS ROD STEWART STAY WITH ME THE FACES YOU KEEP ME HANGIN' ON DIANA ROSS/SUPREMES LOVE CHILD DIANA ROSS/SUPREMES OLD MAN DOWN THE ROAD JOHN FOGERTY CENTREFIELD JOHN FOGERTY GET OFF MY CLOUD ROLLING STONES DEAD FLOWERS ROLLING STONES TWO STRONG HEARTS JOHN FARNHAM ROCK ME BABY JOHN FARNHAM YOUR WILDEST DREAMS MOODY BLUES I KNOW YOUR OUT THERE SOMEWHERE MOODY BLUES MATTHEW AND SON CAT STEVENS SITTIN' CAT STEVENS I HEARD IT THROUGH THE GRAPEVINE CREEDENCE CLEARWATER REVIVAL GREEN RIVER CREEDENCE CLEARWATER REVIVAL ALL THOSE YEARS AGO GEORGE HARRISON GIVE ME LOVE (GIVE ME ME PEACE ON EARTH) GEORGE HARRISON ALL MY LOVE LED ZEPPELIN D'YER MAKER LED ZEPPELIN GET BACK THE BEATLES I WILL THE BEATLES DREAMIN' CLIFF RICHARD MY PRETTY ONE CLIFF RICHARD A MATTER OF TIME RAILROAD GIN DO YA LOVE ME RAILROAD GIN MANEATER HALL & OATES DREAMTIME DARYL HALL WINGS OF AN EAGLE RUSSELL MORRIS HUSH SOMEBODYS IMAGE ALONE BEE GEES MR NATURAL BEE GEES HUNGRY HEART BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN THE RIVER BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN MR TAMBORINE MAN THE BYRDS FEELS A WHOLE LOT BETTER THE BYRDS INVINCIBLE PAT BENATAR SHADOWS OF THE NIGHT PAT BENATAR WE GOTTA GET OUT OF THIS PLACE THE ANIMALS C.C. RIDER ERIC BURDON & THE ANIMALS .

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