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    The ill-advised world music album
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    Default cheese suggestions

    No, not wenslydale or stinking bishop.

    We seem to be picking up lots of wedding/function/dinner dance stuff at the mo, trouble is we aren't that sort band really. About 60% of our set is fine but the rest of it really is too heavy and leftfield (qotsa, vaccines, black sabbath!)
    I need about 10 songs that are really quick to learn and will go down well at these things but don't require to sacrifice my soul so no sweet child or summer of 69 or sweet home frikkin alabama!
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    mustang sally










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    Or mustang sally
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    high ho silver lining, or wake up sleepy jean




    pretty much anything from the 70's or with Tartan

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    Quote Originally Posted by travisthedog View Post
    but don't require to sacrifice my soul so no sweet child or summer of 69 or sweet home frikkin alabama!
    I think you may be painting yourself into a corner... My lot are trying to get more function stuff but when it comes to setlist time they want to play more indie than super-popular stuff, which doesn't keep the average listener amused all night.

    Off top of my head;

    Bohemian Like You
    Livin' on a Prayer
    Sex on Fire
    Twist & Shout
    Last Nite
    Chelsea Dagger (bleh)

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    Quote Originally Posted by stickyfiddle View Post
    I think you may be painting yourself into a corner... My lot are trying to get more function stuff but when it comes to setlist time they want to play more indie than super-popular stuff, which doesn't keep the average listener amused all night.

    Off top of my head;

    Bohemian Like You
    Livin' on a Prayer
    Sex on Fire
    Twist & Shout
    Last Nite
    Chelsea Dagger (bleh)
    We do Bohemian, sex and Chelsea and last nite! Sounds like we are in a similar posish
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    Just punctuate the 60% of your set with Sex On Fire, the punters will lap it up.

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    Man up play the crap charge an extra grand and smile sweetly

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    You need Wonderful Tonight and Lady In Red in your set for the smoochy bits.
    Oh, and Love Is All Around for weddings (and a funeral).

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    Easy Peasy

    GIMMIE SOME LOVIN'
    MUSTANG SALLY
    WALKING ON SUNSHINE
    SWEET HOME CHICAGO
    STUCK IN THE MIDDLE
    CRAZY CHICK
    PLAY THAT FUNKY MUSIC
    LET ME ENTERTAIN YOU
    Valarie
    Last train to Clarksville
    Mony Mony

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