"You're the Boss" - Brian Setzer Orchestra
"Blues Power" - Eric Clapton
"All the Girls Love Alice" - Elton John
"Working in the Coal Mine" - Devo
"Bring on the Night" - The Police
"Money" - Pink Floyd
"Buring Down the House" - Talking Heads
"Rip Her To Shreds" - Blondie
"The Man Who Sold the World" - David Bowie
"Care of Cell 44" - The Zombies
"Cheap Sunglasses" - ZZ Top
"Get the Balance Right" - Depeche Mode
"Love Voodoo" - Duran Duran
"Fascination Street" - The Cure
"Peace Frog" - The Doors
"Little Latin Lupe Lu" - The Righteous Brothers
"I'd Love to Change the World" - Ten Years After
"Fame" - David Bowie
"Do You Remember Rock'n'Roll Radio?" - The Ramones
"Discoteque" - U2
"Keep A-Knockin'" - Little Richard
"Let the Good Times Roll" - Shirley and Lee
"Do Ya Think I'm Sexy?" - Rod Stewart
"Me and Julio Down by the School Yard" - Paul Simon
"Dance to the Music" - Sly and the Family Stone
"Call Me" - Blondie
"Back in the Chain Gang" - The Pretenders
"Yakety Yak" - The Coasters
"Beechwood Park" - The Zombies
"Roadhouse Blues" - The Doors
"Jocko Homo" - Devo
"Just Can't Get Enough" - Depeche Mode
1 comment:
Thanks for mentioning "Dance to the Music." It's a great song and has aged well - it's forty years old this year. I discuss "Dance to the Music" in my book about Sly Stone. I also mention another song on your playlist - "Little Latin Lupe Lu" by the Righteous Brothers. Did you know that Sly recorded a version of this song with Billy Preston in 1965?
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