My husband is a singer and his mom is coming to visit from out of state.  He does not get to see her much and was hoping to sing a song to her at a festival where their band is performing while she is in town.  He sings mainly country and some rock...any suggestions?
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There's alot more than this but these are the only songs that I can remember presently.\nMama- boyz to Men\nwind beneath my wings- Bette Midler\nHero - Mariah Carey\nI just called to say I love you - Stevie Wonder\nThree times a lady - Lionel Richie/Commodores\nWoman - John Lennon\n100 years - five for fighting
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since it is a gymnastics meet, i am assuming you cannot have any words in the song, so i think Tequilla, is a good option. I hada  routine to that once, and it has a good fast beat, and is easy to make a routine to.
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Fame...Or.....are you familiar with the song "Love Can Build A Bridge" By The Judd's, that 's a beautiful song and with your range it would be perfect....also, the song that Wynona did on Touched by an angel...."Testify To Love" would be a good one..
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That would be incredibly romantic and sweet and all of those things that thoughtful gifts should be! One song is so much effort....of course it is enough. She will probably be weak in the knees just knowing you put that much trouble out for her.\n\nShe will always remember your song and what you did and it will always make her happy to think about it.\n\nYou are an awesome, kind, and caring person to do something that sweet.
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Are you going to sing or dance to it? If sing: Do...neither. Try A Moment Like This by Kelly Clarkson. If dance: DEFINITELY WALK AWAY\nVery good songs. Kelly Clarkson is extremely talented
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It's a little wierd, but it's sweet all at the same time. How about Martina McBride's "In my daughter's eyes." It's a very nice song and half way through you could invite other mother/daughter  father/daughter duos onto the floor with you so it wouldn't be so bizarre for so long.\n\nAlso, by inviting people onto the dance floor to be with you two and then having a great song follow, you will really get the dancing party started.
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See if you can find the KROQ Christmas album. They make on every year and being that they are a rock/alternative radio station, I'm sure there will be some songs you can find from that. Good luck!!
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Great idea! I *love* planning karaoke parties. When you plan your karaoke songs, the key is thinking about the karaoke part of the evening in terms of sections:\n\n1. Warm-Up Jams. First, the Golden Rule of Karaoke: *No slow jams allowed in the first 20 minutes!* This is the time to pick songs that everyone can sing along to (or at least laugh along with everyone who is singing). If you have any karaoke newbies in the crowd, invite them to sing along with a group of 3 or 4 other people so that they get comfortable and feel less nervous. Also, make sure you handpick the first 10 songs - you'll need about 10-15 songs ready to go until people get into it and start picking their own. Here are some warm-up songs that have worked for me:\n\nLivin' on a Prayer by Bon Jovi\nTwist and Shout by the Beatles\nLike a Prayer by Madonna\nTubthumping by Chumbawumba\nSweet Child o' Mine by Guns and Roses\nMambo #5 by Lou Bega\nWake Me Up Before You Go-Go by Wham\nInformer by Snow (gotta be sure you have someone really good for this, but it makes the crowd go crazy!)\n\n\n2.  Mix It Up. When the song queue is over 10 songs, you're ready to move on to the next phase. People are ready to branch out a little more. In addition to popular songs of the day, get some rap, some 50's and 60's music, some slow jams, some duets, and maybe throw in a showtune for good measure.  Some suggestions:\n\nBust a Move by Young MC\nThe Boy is Mine by Monica and Brandy\nI Want It That Way by Backstreet Boys (great for groups!)\nStrangers in the Night by Frank Sinatra\nTotal Eclipse of the Heart by Bonnie Tyler\nWonderwall by Oasis\nBe My Lover by La Bouche\nMemory from the musical Cats\nRunaway Train by Soul Asylum\nHello by Lionel Richie\nYour Song by Ewan McGregor (from Moulin Rouge)\nAlways by Atlantic Starr\nShe Will be Loved by Maroon 5\nTainted Love by Soft Cell\nSummer of 69 by Bryan Adams\nCalifornia Dreamin by the Mamas and the Papas\nI Love Rock-n-Roll by Joan Jett and the Blackhearts\nYou Can't Hurry Love by the Supremes\nBlister in the Sun by Violent Femmes\n\n3. Solid Closers. Well, you even got old Aunt Ethel to dance to Mambo #5. The party is bumping, and the song queue is 20 songs long. You cannot shut this party down without the groom singing to the bride, and maybe even vice versa!  For this, last bit here are some good ones:  \n\nAt Last by Etta James\nL-o-v-e by Nat King Cole\nWind Beneath My Wings by Bette Midler\nAll I Ask of You from the musical Phantom of the Opera\n\nCongratulations, and have a great time! :)
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I'd go with the two cd's from Asleep at the Wheel that are tribute albums to Bob Wills. Both have a ton of guest singers doing Bob Will's songs. Personally I like the 1st one better, it has Merle Haggard, Lyle Lovett, Garth and Johnny Rodriguez + others.
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try contemporary Christian music. Some of the best are Newsboys, Third Day, Newsong, etc. One group you may really like who does some rap style too, is Toby Mac. Pretty Rockin' concerts, too!
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Try checking out some of the CD's titled "Jock Rock" ot "Stadium Music" at your local music stores.  If you can offer any more of what the crowd yells or anything else about the particular song will be glad to try and help.
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Send emos to yur local radio stations they usually have a time that they play local bands. Local stadiums will sometimes have bands open. Send demo tapes to record companys
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something pretty mellow (ask around to find out what she may like)John mellancamp, Michelle branch just kepp it mellow
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"God Bless the Broken Road" by Rascall Flatts\n"When You Say Nothing At All" by Alison Krauss\nAny Song By Faith Hill and Tim McGraw Together are good.,, umm if i think of anymore i will let you know!!
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My song is "Amazed" from the country group Lonestar. It was played at my wedding and my wife and I danced to it for the first time as husband and wife. I'm getting misty eyed thinking of how beautiful she looked with her gorgeous smile and her eyes shining with happy tears. Now she cries herself to sleep at night mourning the baby she miscarried a week and a half ago.
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I'm in the general area...but it depends on the kind of band...I'm country.  And i can't gaurantee a great voice anymore. (too much yelling at kids!)
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go to:\n\nhttp://www.geocities.com/mommasez2@verizon.net\n\nbrowse & listen...\nthese TALENTED indie artist\n\nif you find a song you like, email me and I'll send it free \nPROVIDING you add a link to our site!