Top 200 Most Requested Songs

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Over 2 million requests have been made using the DJ Event Planner song request system. We compiled the results from the past year and published them for everyone to use as a handy reference. These lists are free to use, but be sure to give DJ Event Planner credit for the list itself.

Link: http://djeventplanner.com/mostrequested.htm

Here are the categories for the most requested songs:

* Top 200 Most Requested Songs
* Top 30 Most Requested Songs of the 1950's
* Top 30 Most Requested Songs of the 1960's
* Top 30 Most Requested Songs of the 1970's
* Top 30 Most Requested Songs of the 1980's
* Top 30 Most Requested Songs of the 1990's
* Top 30 Most Requested Songs of the 2000's
* Top 30 Most Requested Songs of the 2010's

We also compiled the results for the most requested songs for weddings:

* Top 30 Most Requested Songs For Introductions
* Top 30 Most Requested Songs For Bride and Groom Dance
* Top 30 Most Requested Songs For Father Daughter Dance
* Top 30 Most Requested Songs For Mother Son Dance
* Top 30 Most Requested Songs For Wedding Party Dance
* Top 30 Most Requested Songs For Couple's Dance
* Top 30 Most Requested Songs For Cake Cutting
* Top 30 Most Requested Songs For Bouquet Toss
* Top 30 Most Requested Songs For Garter Activity
* Top 30 Most Requested Songs For Last Dance

You can also download a pre-formatted PDF of the list here: http://djeventplanner.com/mostrequested2013.pdf

You are welcome to share the list and even use it on your website. However, please remember to include the copyright notice and a prominent link to DJ Event Planner to give proper credit.

Hopefully these lists will help you out!

Troy Ackerman
DJ Event Planner
 
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Thanks Troy
 
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I think the list should be updated....
 
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Jas said:
So are you saying that DJeventPlanner is using DJintellience"s lists? Or do you not realize they are two different entitites?
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I mis-read the initial posting. I've been using DJ Intelligence listings for many years. Guess I should check out DJ Event Planner.

Has anyone matched the two lists (Planner and Intelligence) to see how different they might be?
 
You also can't go wrong by having the Billboard Top 100 lists from 1950 until the current year. The initial lists from the 1950s I believe were top 30 lists but lets face it DJ needs for early 50s music is dwindling fast. I too use other sources like DJ Intelligence but more often than not it is the customers I find who let you know what they want to hear come dance time....
 
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I do wish there was an easy way to "buy" some of these charts (especially the classic ones) .. pool covers almost all new stuff, but prior to 2005, I'm not as deep as I'd like. I probably have a good chunk, if not most of 90's, 80' 70s, 60s charts, but I would love a way to buy the Billboard 100 or the AT40 song lists for years or decades .. from Amazon, from Google, from iTunes ... one fell (hopefully lower cost) swoop.
 
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I feel ya. I'm working on filling in 'motown' or R&B if you prefer a broader name for it. You'd think someone would have made a best of or something that truly had the top songs.

Charts by decade will probably be my goal this year. When I book a HS reunion I usually go chase down 5 years worth of songs.
 
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steve149 said:
I do wish there was an easy way to "buy" some of these charts (especially the classic ones) .. pool covers almost all new stuff, but prior to 2005, I'm not as deep as I'd like. I probably have a good chunk, if not most of 90's, 80' 70s, 60s charts, but I would love a way to buy the Billboard 100 or the AT40 song lists for years or decades .. from Amazon, from Google, from iTunes ... one fell (hopefully lower cost) swoop.
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The sad part is you can get it all on a torrent quite easily yet no one seems to want to sell it as a collection. The labels just don't want to learn
 
Jeff Romard said:
The sad part is you can get it all on a torrent quite easily yet no one seems to want to sell it as a collection. The labels just don't want to learn
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For the oldies, not sure they sell a lot .. would be a benefit to all if you could buy say the 1972 Top 40 for $25 or so.
 
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steve149 said:
For the oldies, not sure they sell a lot .. would be a benefit to all if you could buy say the 1972 Top 40 for $25 or so.
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It would be a lot more convenient too. I've bought a lot of music I already had because it was easier and quicker to download or rip than it was to take it directly off a record...Likely better quality too. If I could get a year for $25 at a good bitrate and tagged I'd buy everything from '53 to present day. The time I've put in over the years was worth much more than $1600 let alone the money spent
 
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