I am DJing for an older crowd this Christmas, what are some good 70's and 80's songs to dance to?
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the Saturday Night Fever Soundtrack would be a nice touch for dancing...also the Very Best of Kool and The Gang
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use ur fave music, dance is best
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go to a store that sells only music or a store that sells only old music. either should b able to help u.
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It has gotta be a Jazzy song!!!\n\nYou might want to compile a few of the same genres into a CD and play it as your guests gets seated. Here are some suggestions:\n\nL.O.V.E by Natalie cole\nPerhaps Perhaps Perhaps by Laura Fygi\nBlue Moon by Mel Torme\nThe Way You Look Tonight by Claressa Monteiro\nS' Wonderful by Diana Krall\nWhen I Fall In Love by josh groban, celine dion & luther vandross\nPolka Dots and Moonbeams by Cassandra Wilson\nTell me all about it by Natalie Cole\nI Could Have Danced All Night by jamie cullum\nWhat A Difference A Day Make by jamie cullum\nI only have eyes for you by Jamie Cullum\nI'm glad there is you by Jamie Cullum\nSomething Stupid by Nicole Kidman & Robbie Williams\nWoman by Maroon 5\nSave the last dance for me by Michael buble\nBella Luna by Jason Mraz\nIt had to be you by Michael buble\nwhen you say you love me by josh groban\nMe and Mrs Jones by Taufiq Batisak
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Wow....tough question.\n\n70's:  Anything I could dance to like the BeeGees or KC and the Sunshine Band.\n\n80's:  I still love hearing Joan Jett and the Blackhearts "I love Rock And Roll"\n\n90's:  Anything by my favorite band, Collective Soul\n\nNow:  Let's see.....what is in the cd player right now?  Right now I have the song Dare by Gorillaz playing.  Good dance song.\n\nI dj, so I'm always looking for things I can play for others to move to.
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At last by Etta James.... great for slow dancing in the bedroom... when you just wanna hold each other close.\n\nBump & Grind by R. Kelly  or \nSexual Healing by Marvin Gaye.... \nfirst of all the titles alone should tell you a lot but they are great for creating sexual sparks between you both.\n\nJust the way you look tonight...by tony bennet... great way to let her know that you think she is beautiful.\n\nI'll make love to you by boyz2Men.... their great voices are enough to melt any woman.\n\nGod must have spent a little more time on you by Nsync... lets her know how special she is to you.\n\nNever had a dream come true by S club 7... great for letting her know how you feel.\n\nAngel by shaggy... for a more modern love song\n\nI guess it all depends on what you are looking forI hope i have given you a good variety... \nHonestly...Just let her know you care and any song will do then... What woman doesn't want to hear how much a guy is into her...\n\nHope that helps:-)
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How about I'll Be Home for Christmas or Kenny G's version of Silent Night or there's the upbeat piano music from the Charlie Brown Christmas (I love that song. Every year around Christmas they play the song in the grocery stores)
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"Ice Ice Baby" by Vanilla Ice\n"Baby Got Back" Sir Mix-A-Lot
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Turn on your radio, turn it up and dance!! Ask someone to join you, have some fun!!
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Techno and House music for sure.  Look for remixes from DJ's alot of them are songs you will already know but remixed.  My favorite DJ is Benny Benassi I would look up some of his stuff like Illusion, Get Better, I love my Sex, Satisfaction\n\nOther good DJ's\nChris Cox\nTony Moran\nMike Rizzo\nLouie DeVito\n\nI could go on forever but you get the point.
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I'll go Old School......\nBangles -B-52's -Go Go's -Pretenders -Cranberries -\nBow  wow wow-Debbie Gibson -Tiffany -Six pence non the richer Enya -Fleetwood Mac -Mamas & Papas -Wilson Phillips \nTori Amos- Wendy O ' Williams-Grace Jones-...man this could go on forever......
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my favs are ridin by chamillionare\nits coming down by yung joc\nlaffy taffy by d4l\nsnap ya fingas by lil john\nim in luv wit a stripper remix by t-pain
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Brisk & Trixxy Eyeopener from Happy 2B Hardcore Chapter 3\n\nFor straight Techno I would recommend DaRude Sandstorm
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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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Suggest you ask Tom Allen at www.kvet.com. He's a fabulous country dj here in Austin, TX and has a wealth of knowledge about old country. If he doesn't know, he'll know who will.
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Get a computer music mag, they normally have whole catalogues of DJ sounds on their free CD/DVD's