What songs should you play more often?

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Autograph - Turn Up the Radio
Molly Hatchet - Flirtin With Disaster
Richie Valens - La Bamba
Jeff Healey - Angel Eyes
Joe Diffie - John Deere Green
Squeeze - Tempted
John Parr - Naughty Naughty
 
According to some at my events...

Something we can dance to

Something other than this crap.

Something good...

So... I guess I should play more Something!
 
Precisionpower said:
Maybe being so close to Canada, makes us think alike??
I play many of the same songs on your mix list.(except "Rasputin")


Cecilia...All The time! (Ladies love it!)
Followed by....
Hang On Sloopy..(the mccoys)...Try it you'll see
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I think? You're flattering me. This list represents about ten years of trial and error.

HANG ON SLOOPY, eh? I think I'll try it.
 
mmmmmm..... You south of the border really need to find a copy, of a sample of Rasputin.. give it a listen

HOWEVER, here in Canada, at a typical wedding.... after playing music for 6-7-8-9 hours, and the guests drinking for most of that our parties tend to get a bit WILD! to say the least. Trust me here... 82rpm hip hop just isn’t going to cut it! Get some good fast, wild dance tuned cued up for a rip roaring time!

While your at it.... try some of these:

Spirit of the west - Home For a Rest
CHORUS:
You'll have to excuse me, I'm not at my best
I've been gone for a week
I've been drunk since I left
And these so-called vacations
Will soon be my death
I'm so sick from the drink
I need home for a rest
Take me home.... ..... gots love a song that starts off like that!

Another good Celtic song that works with the above:

Great Big Sea - Run Runaway
This is a remake of the 80s Slade piece... God I love this one!

Sweet - ballroom blitz...... :sqwink: feet tired yet????

Have I mentioned I really don’t play too many slow songs??? :sqlaugh:
 
djdon said:
Men Without Hats - Safety Dance
James - Laid
Violent Femmes - Blister In The Sun

Rasputin? You've got to be kidding! (actually, I've never heard it!)
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Ah.... my point is proven! :sqbiggrin: Don isn't far from Philly... and like me, says he has never heard of it! WooHoo! I'm not nuts! :sqerr:
 
DJ Scottie said:
Sweet - ballroom blitz...... :sqwink: feet tired yet????

Have I mentioned I really don’t play too many slow songs??? :sqlaugh:
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Sinks like an anchor whenever I play it... :sqfrown: And I love that song!
 
What songs should we play more often?

Anything with a cowbell in it.
"Guess what! I got a fever, and the only prescription... is more cowbell!"
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DJ Scottie said:
mmmmmm..... You south of the border really need to find a copy, of a sample of Rasputin.. give it a listen

HOWEVER, here in Canada, at a typical wedding.... after playing music for 6-7-8-9 hours, and the guests drinking for most of that our parties tend to get a bit WILD! to say the least. Trust me here... 82rpm hip hop just isn’t going to cut it! Get some good fast, wild dance tuned cued up for a rip roaring time!

While your at it.... try some of these:

Spirit of the west - Home For a Rest
[Have I mentioned I really don’t play too many slow songs??? :sqlaugh:
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Scottie....try GBS - I'se the B'ye or Signal Hill - Barretts Privateers.....Haven't had either fail me yet....
 
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