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SOME of the MUSIC AVAILABLE ( OUR MUSIC LIBRARY CONSISTS of OVER 70,000 TITLES ) Your Name : ______Date of Affair : ______Location of Affair : ______ We carry music from the 40’s to all of today’s hits ! John E Martell Wedding Mobile Disc Jockeys 460 E. Lincoln Hwy. Specialists 215-752-7990 Langhorne Pa 19047 SOME OF THE MUSIC AVAILABLE ( OUR MUSIC LIBRARY CONSISTS OF OVER 70,000 TITLES ) your name : ______________________ date of affair : ________________ location of affair : ___________________ [ popular dance ] ELECTRIC SLIDE - Marcia Griffiths CHA CHA SLIDE - DJ DON'T STOP BELIEVING - Journey OLD TIME ROCK N ROLL - Bob Seger WE ARE FAMILY - Sister Sledge DA BUTT - E U SO MANY MEN - Miguel Brown THIS IS HOW WE PARTY - S.O.A.P DO YOU WANNA FUNK - Sylvester FUNKYTOWN - Lipps Inc FEELS LIKE I'M IN LOVE - Kelly Marie THE BIRD - The Time IT'S RAINING MEN - Weather Girls SUPERFREAK-Rick James YOU DROPPED A BOMB-Gap Band BELIEVE - Cher ZOOT ZOOT RIOT-Cherry Poppin' Daddies IT TAKES TWO- Rob Base LOVE SHACK- B-52's EVERYBODY EVERYBODY-Black Box MIAMI- Will Smith HOT HOT HOT- Buster Poindexter HOLIDAY-Madonna JOCK JAMS- Various Artists IT WASN'T ME - Shaggy MACARENA- Los Del Rios RHYTHM IS A DANCER- Snap WHOOP THERE IT IS- Tag Team DO YOU REALLY WANT ME- Robyn GONNA MAKE YOU SWEAT- C&C Music TWLIGHT ZONE - 2 Unlimited PUMP UP THE JAM - Technotronics NEW ELECTRIC SLIDE - Grand Master Slice RAPPER'S DELIGHT - Sugar Hill Gang MOVE THIS - Technotronics HEARTBREAKER - Mariah Carey HIT MAN - A B Logic I'M GONNA GET YOU - Bizarre Inc SUPERMODEL - Ru Paul APACHE - Sugar Hill Gang CRAZY IN LOVE - Beyonce' DA DA DA - Trio GET READY FOR THIS - 2 Unlimited THE BOMB - Bucketheads STRIKE IT UP - Black Box BUST A MOVE - Young M C JUMP JIVE AN' WAIL - Brian Setzer Band SATURDAY NIGHT - Whigfield CELEBRATION - Kool & The Gang I'M TOO SEXY - Right Said Fred DON'T STOP TIL U GET ENOUGH - Jackson C'MON N' RIDE (The Train) - Quad City DJ's BOOM BOOM BOOM - Out Here Brothers SHAKE IT OFF - Mariah Carey LET ME CLEAR MY THROAT - DJ Kool WIGGLE - Jason Derulo THIS IS HOW WE DO IT - Montell Jordan MAMBO # 5 - Lou Bega ALL ABOUT THAT BASS - Meghaan Trainor HAPPY - Pharrell Williams SHUT UP AND DANCE - Walk The Moon CAN'T FEEL MY FACE - The Weeknd TURN DOWN FOR WHAT - DJ Snake HOW DEEP IS YOUR LOVE - Calvin Harris CALIFORNIA GIRLS - Katy Perry TIMES OF OUR LIVES - Pitbull DYNAMITE - Talo Cruz RAISE YOUR GLASS - Pink DJ GOT US FALLING IN LOVE - Usher WATCH ME - Silento GIVE ME EVERYTHING - Pitbull OMG - Usher IN DA CLUB - 50 Cent FIRE BURNING - Sean Kingston SCREAM AND SHOUT - Will I Am I KNOW YOU WANT ME - Pitbull CLUB CAN’T HANDLE ME - Flo Rida GET THE PARTY STARTED - Pink HIPS DON'T LIE - Shakira STARSHIPS - Nicki Minaj PARTY ROCK ANTHEM - LMFAO GANGNAM STYLE - Psy SHAKE IT OFF - Taylor Swift UPTOWN FUNK - Mark Ronson / Bruno Mars [ popular slow ] [ We carry all of today's popular hits ( radio edits ) ] BUTTERFLY KISSES - Robert Carlisle I HOPE YOU DANCE - Lee Ann Womack MY HEART WILL GO ON - Celine Dion CRY - Faith Hill A MOMENT LIKE THIS - Kelly Clarkson FINALLY FOUND SOMEONE - Streisand/Adams I'LL STAND BY YOU - Prentenders GRADUATION - Vitamin C WIND BENEATH MY WINGS - Bette Middler ALL OR NOTHING - O-Town ALWAYS - Atlantic Starr THROUGH THE EYES OF LOVE - Manchester VALENTINE - Martina McBride I'LL BE - Brian McCain HAVE I TOLD YOU LATLEY - Rod Stewart ALL MY LIFE - K-Ci & Jo Jo TRULY - Lionel Richie I'LL ALWAYS BE RIGHT THERE - B. Adams HERO - Mariah Carey EVERYTIME I CLOSE MY EYES - Babyface BECAUSE YOU LOVED ME - Celine Dion WONDERFUL TONIGHT - Eric Clapton ETERNAL FLAME - Bangles LADY IN RED - Chris Deburg UNFORGETTABLE - Nat & Natalie Cole I HOPE YOU DANCE - Lee Ann Womack I'LL MAKE LOVE TO YOU - Boyz II Men I DO IT FOR YOU - Bryan Adams I CROSS MY HEART - George Strait TO LOVE YOU MORE - Celine Dion YOU'RE THE INSPIRATION - Chicago LOVE OF A LIFETIME - Firehouse YOU SAY MY EYES ARE BEAUTIFUL - Houston FOR YOU I WILL - Monica I'LL ALWAYS LOVE YOU - Taylor Dayne SUDDENLY - Billy Ocean BREATHE - Faith Hill ALL CRIED OUT - Allure THE POWER OF LOVE - Celine Dion I SWEAR - Montgomery / All 4 One ON THE WINGS OF LOVE - Jeffrey Osborn I WILL ALWAYS LOVE YOU - Houston ALL OF ME - John Legend I DON'T WANT TO MISS A THING - Aerosmith SEA OF LOVE - Honeydrippers FATHER'S EYES - Eric Clapton ENDLESS LOVE - Ross / Richie AMAZED - Lonestar TRULY MADLY DEEPLY - Savage Garden HERE AND NOW - Luther Vandross Note : During a typical "DANCE TIME" hour of music approximately 15-20 songs can be played. Time may not permit all requests to be played at the affair. our fax # 215-752-1768 cell # 215-272-7704 our E-mail address : [email protected] [ specific requests MUST be submitted 7-days before date of affair ] [ standard slow ] AFTER THE LOVING - Englebert Humperdink SINCERELY - McGuire Sisters THIS MOMENT IN TIME - E. Humperdink SPANISH EYES - Al Martino TELL ME WHY - 4-Aces ON THE WAY TO CAPE MAY - Al Alberts CRAZY - Patsy Cline FOR THE GOOD TIMES - Ray Price CHANCES ARE - Johnny Mathis COULD I HAVE THIS DANCE - Ann Murray MY WAY - Frank Sinatra SAN FRANCISCO - Tony Bennett IT HAD TO BE YOU - Harry Conick SWEET CAROLINE - Neil Diamond JUST THE WAY YOU ARE - Billy Joel CRY - Johnny Ray PEG OF MY HEART - 4 Aces MAKING MEMORIES - Frankie Laine ALWAYS ON MY MIND - Willie Nelson SEPTEMBER MORN - Neil Diamond SO RARE - Jimmy Dorsey [ standard fast ] NEW YORK NEW YORK - Frank Sinatra SUMMER WIND - Frank Sinatra IN THE MOOD - Glenn Miller MACK THE KNIFE - Bobby Darin NIGHT TRAIN - Buddy Murrow SATIN DOLL - Count Basie BEGIN THE BEGUINE - Artie Shaw BAD BAD LEROY BROWN - Jim Croce MORE TODAY THAN YESTERDAY - Staircase I'VE GOT YOU UNDER MY SKIN - Frank Sinatra THE WAY YOU LOOK TONIGHT - Frank Sinatra PENNSYLVANIA 6-5000 - Glenn Miller [ slow oldies ] UNCHAINED MELODY - Rightieous Brothers YOU BELONG TO ME - Duprees IT'S ALL IN THE GAME - Tommy Edwards THE GREAT PRETENDER - Platters SINCE I DON'T HAVE YOU - Skyliners ALWAYS AND FOREVER - Heatwave IN THE STILL OF THE NIGHT - 5 Satins I BELIEVE IN YOU & ME - 4 Tops CAN'T HELP FALLING IN LOVE - Elvis HOLD ME THRILL ME - Mel Carter GOODNIGHT SWEETHEART - Spaniels I ONLY HAVE EYES FOR YOU - Flamingos WHERE OR WHEN - Dion & The Belmonts FOREVER - Marvelettes TEAR DROPS - Lee andrew & The Hearts THE IMPOSSIBLE DREAM - Temptations OOH BABY BABY - Miracles TIL THEN - Classics ONLY YOU - Platters 16 CANDLES - Crests IT'S ONLY MAKE BELIEVE - Conway Twitty [ fast oldies ] THE TWIST - Chubby Checker RUNAROUND SUE - Dion DO YOU LOVE ME - Contours BROWN EYED GIRL - Van Morrison IT'S THE SAME OLD SONG - Four Tops BABY LOVE - Supremes AIN'T TOO PROUD TO BEG - Temptations ROCK N ROLL PART 2 - Gary Glitter SOME KIND OF WONDERFUL - Grand Funk MONY MONY - T.James / B.Idol OH WHAT A NIGHT - Four Seasons BAD GIRLS - Donna Summers Y.M.C.A. - Village People BRISTOL STOMP - Dovells THIS OLD HEART OF MINE - Isley Brothers TAKING CARE OF BUSINESS - B.T.O. TEQUILLA - Champs THE STROLL - Diamonds STAYIN' ALIVE - Bee Gees MORSE CODE OF LOVE - Capris I FEEL GOOD - James Brown HAWAII-FIVE-O - Ventures I KNEW THE BRIDE - Nick Love WILDWOOD DAYS - Bobby Rydell YOU CAN CALL ME AL - Paul Simon GET DOWN TONIGHT - K C TWIST & SHOUT - Beatles SHOUT - Isley Brothers COME SEE ABOUT ME - Supremes DON'T BE CRUEL - Elvis BANG ON THE DRUM - Todd Rundren GOOD LOVIN' - Young Rascals CAN'T HURRY LOVE - Supremes HANG ON SLOOPY - McCoys PLAY THAT FUNKY MUSIC - Wild Cherry PARADISE BY THE DASHBOARD - Meat Loaf STOP IN THE NAME OF LOVE - Supremes I CAN'T HELP MYSELF - 4 Tops ROCK AROUND THE CLOCK - Bill Haley HEAT WAVE - Martha Reeves & Vandellas WHAT I LIKE ABOUT YOU - Romantics ROCK LOBSTER - B-52's RESPECT - Aretha Franklin THE WANDERER - Dion THE MUSICAL "GREASE" MEDLEY I WILL SURVIVE - Gloria Gaynor SOUL CITY WALK - Archie Bell & Drells LET'S HEAR IT FOR THE BOY - D. Williams MY GIRL - Temptations LAST DANCE - Donna Summer LET'S GROOVE - E W & F I WANT TO BE SEDATED - Ramones BILLY JEAN - Michael Jackson AT THE HOP - Danny & Juniors DISCO INFERNO - Trammps PUMP IT UP - Elvis Costello DEVIL WITH A BLUE DRESS - Mitch Ryder I SAW HER STANDING THERE - Beatles JOHNNY B. GOOD - Chuck Berry I DO - The Mighty Marvellos DOUBLE DUTCH BUS - Frankie Smith ROCK STEADY - Whispers COME GO WITH ME - Del Vikings A QUARTER TO THREE - Gary U.S. Bonds AMERICAN PIE - Don McLean MACHO MAN - Village People HOOKED ON A FEELING - Blue Suede GOOD LOVIN' - Grateful Dead GET DOWN ON IT - Kool & the Gang PRETTY LITTLE ANGLE EYES - Curtis Lee STAGGER LEE - Lloyd Price DANCING QUEEN - Abba KANSAS CITY - Wilburt Harrison COPACABANA - Barry Manilow PONY TIME - Chubby Checker LOUIE LOUIE - Kingsman BRICK HOUSE - Commodores PROUD MARY - C.C.R. BORN TO HAND JIVE - Sha Na Na C'mon Eileen - Dexey's Midnight Riders WE GO TOGETHER - Travolta/Newton/John ROCKIN' AT MIDNIGHT - Honeydrippers BUILD ME UP BUTTERCUP - Foundations LET'S TWIST AGAIN - Chubby Checker I'M SO EXCITED - Pointer Sisters MICKEY - Toni Basil TAINTED LOVE - Softcell LADIES NIGHT - Kool & the Gang A B C - Jackson 5 WALK THIS WAY - Aerosmith [ novelty ] CHICKEN DANCE POLKA'S (Polish) MERENGE (Latin) TARRENTELLA (Italian) HAVA NAGILA (Jewish) HOKEY POKEY IRISH GIG / Blackthorn (Irish) Alley Cat MUMMERS MUSIC [ country ] FRIENDS IN LOW PLACES - Garth Brooks THAT DON'T IMPRESS ME MUCH - Shania Twain MAN I FEEL LIKE A WOMAN - Shania Twain IT'S YOUR LOVE - McGraw/Hill I LOVED HER FIRST - Heartland HOW DO I LIVE - LeAnn Rimes COTTON EYED JOE - Rednex I DO (Cherish You) - Mark Wills JUST TO HEAR YOU SAY - Hill / McGraw FROM THIS MOMENT ON - Twain / White MAKING MEMORIES OF US - Keith Urban plus - all of today's popular country you can add to this list => cross-out (thin line) what you don't want to hear - * songs you want to be played THE SECRET TO A GREAT PARTY - Let the DJ play music for everyone !.
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