Any FUNKY Christmas Songs for a school party???
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well there is this cd James Brown's Funky Christmas
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INTRO: Bb Dm/Bb Bb Gm7/Bb Bb F/Bb Bb  Cm7 Cm7/F Dm Dm/G Eb Ab9\n\nBb\n\n\nBb           Dm/Bb\n The mood is right\nBb            Gm7/Bb\n The spirit's up\nBb             F/Bb\n We're here tonight\nBb\n And that's enough\nCm7 Cm7/F  Dm Dm/G   Eb        Ab9      Bb\nSim-ply   ha-ving a wonderful Christmastime\n\nThe party's on\nThe feeling's here\nThat only comes\nThis time of year\nSimply having a wonderful Christmastime\n\nBb    Dm/Bb   Gm/Bb     F/Bb       Bb\nLove choir of children sing their song\n\nBb    Dm/Bb   Gm/Bb     F/Bb       Bb\n\nBb    Dm/Bb      Bb    Dm/Bb  Bb  Dm/Bb\nDing dong, ding dong oo oo oo oo oo\nOoo ooo oo oo\n\nWe're simply having a wonderful Christmastime\nSimply having a wonderful Christmastime\n\nThe word is out\nAbout the town\nSo lift a glass\nAnd oh, don't look down\n\nWe're simply having a wonderful Christmastime\nSimply having a wonderful Christmastime\n\nLove choir of children sing their song\nThey've practised all year long\nDing dong, ding dong, ding dong, ding dong\nDing dong, ding dong, ding dong, ding dong\n\nThe party's on\nThe spirit's up\nWe're here tonight\nAnd that's enough\nSimply having a wonderful Christmastime\nWe're simply having a wonderful Christmastime\n\nThe mood is right\nThe spirit's up\nWe're here tonight\nAnd that's enough\nWe're simply having a wonderful Christmastime\nSimply having a wonderful Christmastime\nSimply having a wonderful Christmastime
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Try thsese links below- \n\nhttp://www.ilovewavs.com/Holidays/Xmas/tf/tf.htm \nhttp://www.christmasgifts.com/music.html \nhttp://www.catholic.net/RCC/music/midi/christmas/index.html \nhttp://www.amclassical.com/christmas.shtml \nhttp://www.jinglebelljukebox.com
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U SHOULD TRY\nHOLLABACK GIRL BY GWEN STEFANI\nTHAT'S AN AWESOME SONG\nEVEN THOUGH IT'S OLD
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How about how to start a revolution. \nYour teacher would love it if you start quoting Revolution for the Hell of it by Abbie Hoffman. You could also play some 60's music. I know that sounds dumb but it seems cool to me.
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Fruity Loops\n\nhttp://www.fruityloops.com/
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I would suggest something like a friend of mine used for her beach wedding. She used the instrumental version of "Kiss the girl" from the little mermaid for her bridesmaids walk down the aisle.\n\nShe then had someone play the steel drums as she walked down the aisle to the wedding song from "Blue Hawaii"...It was beautiful!!
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"Good Riddance (Time of Your Life)"\nThat was my high school class song so it has a lot of memories for me. I think it's well suited as a class song, too.
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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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um.. how about a song from high school musicsl???
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I agree - I love Karaoke and think its a great way to celebrate the end of a work week -so keep doing what your doing and try experimenting with songs you haven't tried before the funkier the better!!!
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There are two totally awesome Christmas &#92; I just found online (2001). They're by "DJ Kris Kringle", and very upbeat and "danceable". One is called "Merry Mix-Mas" and the other is called "The Kris Mix".\n\nCheck them out on Amazon to listen to samples of each song. I think you'll love them!
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singing them or making a funky word out of the 1st letters of each 1
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Go to my space. Musice. Gray box type Teddy Geiger. Thats all I can think of............lol
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Cool Toad\nhttp://www.cooltoad.com/ > Music
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Rocking Around the Christmas Tree (Brenda Lee, or any one of jillions of other performers) blasting from a hidden sound system\n\nMaybe '50s deco stuff with a Christmas twist?  Look for vintage stuff and ideas from Happy Days, Norman Rockwell paintings, etc.  There are some cute antique-y Coca-Cola stuff with Santa on it (which has been a Coca-Cola tradition for a long long time).  Have people involved in '50s dress, only with a red and green flair (Christmas trees and snowmen on skirts instead of poodles, red or green scarves around the girls' necks or ponytails, guys in typical '50s dress with Santa hats)....  ummmm, aluminum Christmas trees, or was that more 1960's?  \n\nA diner setup would probably be easy.  A long, kind of high table lengthwise across the middle of the trailer, with barstools on both sides (to allow onlookers a uniform view; use two skinny "bars" with one or two soda jerks between them), a jukebox (real if you have it, or use a large peice of plywood or cardboard and paint one).  Enough of a "dance floor" to allow one or two couples room to dance to Elvis, Sinatra and Crosby Christmas tunes.  Include the big lights (not the little twinkle lights) for decorating the float and a Christmas tree.  Use icicles (heavy) on the tree.\n\nInclude all your stereotypes.  You know, the nerd, the cheerleader, the jock, the "greasers", the "pink ladies", the soda jerk or waitress.\n\nThis is the kind of float my high school choir would have done.  You don't specify what group you're with, but these are some ideas.  Hope something at least sparked your imagination!  :-)
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there are lots, but here are a few you should check out....\n\n'magic mountain' by war featuring eric burdon.\n\n'nasty gal' by betty davis.\n\n'thankfull n thoughtfull' by sly and the family stone.\n\n'taking care of business' by parliament.\n\n'i call my baby pussycat' by funkadelic.