We are in the process of putting together a song list for the DJ and would like your input. The DJ will NOT be taking requests during the reception, so if there is anything you just have to hear, then let us know now. You have one week from the post date of this entry to get us your ideas (that makes the deadline October 7). We want to make sure everybody shows up ready to dance!
let's dance
We are in the process of putting together a song list for the DJ and would like your input. The DJ will NOT be taking requests during the reception, so if there is anything you just have to hear, then let us know now. You have one week from the post date of this entry to get us your ideas (that makes the deadline October 7). We want to make sure everybody shows up ready to dance!
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there are a few songs that circulate in circles among the elite of song listeners.
and among those few songs that circumnavigate the minds of those who can listen
there is one song that some insist on:
you dropped a bomb on me, baby
by the gap band
love-
jess
Groove is in the Heart - DeeLite
The song title is "September" and I *think* the artist is Earth, Wind, and Fire.
Some swing would be nice.
Really, anything we can shake our rumps to :)
xoxo
jj
what about (these are recommendations, not requests)...
"i kissed a girl" by katy perry, for k, and you know which k. ;)
somethings by bitter:sweet
http://www.myspace.com/bittersweettunes
i second the dancing tunes request.
brass in pocket by pretenders
a(ny) smiths song
cure (natch)
come on eileen
margaritaville by jimmy buffett ;) or kyle's choice of a jimmy buffett song
aaaand basically now i can't stop: don't you want me, anything by heart, pat benetar, the police, the cars...
ok wait wait wait. seriously, if i can ONLY pick three it would have to be brass in pocket, margaritaville, and piano man :)
(kyle, please note i've spared us both boyz 2 men hard to say goodbye to yesterday and greenday's time of your life, as well as sarah mclaughlin's i will remember you, all of which were such horrid choices for one of our three class songs).
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