Vintage Ruby

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‘What a beautiful voice!’
Boy George (listening to Ruby singing at Leicester Square Station)

‘Ruby was absolutely fantastic at our wedding reception. She has a very unique and beautiful voice and is every ounce the professional. I cannot recommend her enough!’
Jade Vlada (Wedding, Hilton Cobham, Cobham, Surrey)

Clients/Venues include: 5 star Hotels in London, The Berkeley (Knightsbridge, London) The Ampersand Hotel (Kensington, London), St Ermin’s Hotel (Westminster, London) The Fox Club (Mayfair, London) The Concorde Club, (Jazz club, Southampton.)

Vintage Ruby is a professional Jazz, Blues & Swing singer based in Folkestone, who regularly travels to London and all over the UK and beyond to sing for her clients. Her repertoire covers songs from the 1920s to the present day.

Ruby has a beautifully soft jazz voice, reminiscent of the classic jazz and blues singers of the 1930s and 1940s.

She can turn her hand to any vintage themed event, from 1920s Gatsby, 1930s and 1940s Jazz and sing-a-long songs, 1950s Rat Pack and Rock ’n’ Roll to 1960s Pop and Rock songs.

Jazz standards like 'Fever' and Cole Porter's 'Let's Do It, Let's Fall In Love' are mixed with popular songs like Amy Winehouse’s 'Valerie' and Caro Emerald's 'That Man'. She also has a good selection of music from most genres including: Jazz, Blues, Swing, Rock 'n' Roll, Pop, Motown, Soul, Country, Folk, Disco and Indie from the 1920s right up to the present day. Perfect for vintage style weddings with songs for all ages!

Ruby can also sing modern songs with a jazzy twist such as songs from the fabulous Postmodern Jukebox band.

Ruby sings at mainly private and corporate events and has sung at awards galas, weddings, on boats, at festivals, fashion shows and a vast array of vintage themed events such as vintage tea parties, Remembrance Day, Great Gatsby and Rock ‘n’ Roll themed events.

With a degree in Theatre from Dartington College of Arts, Ruby moved from Devon to London and embarked on a singing career. Music had always been her first passion, so she had private singing lessons with Nikki Lambourn (professional rock singer and singing coach to professional singers including Lana Del Ray and Beverley Knight).

She then went on to study Jazz, Blues, Gospel and classical singing at Goldsmiths College in London. Whilst at Goldsmiths she also had private singing lessons from professional vocal coach Mike King (choir leader and music director who has worked with Mark Ronson and Florence & The Machine).

She started singing professionally in 2006 after passing auditions for the Covent Garden and London Underground busking licences. Ruby developed many stage skills and interaction with her ‘audience’ of tourists and commuters. It was there over the years that many people including famous faces passed by and helped give her the encouragement that she was on the right path.

This included the singer Boy George who passed by at Leicester Square station saying to her ‘What a beautiful voice!’.

Ruby has the songs and wardrobe fit for any vintage themed event, from the 1920's onwards. She looks forward to making your event a very special day.

36 Reviews
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Demi

• Dec. 31, 2019

Vintage Ruby performed in our barn for New Year’s Eve, she was amazing and we received so many comments about how good she was!!! Thank you 100% recommend!

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Rachel Hunt

• Dec. 8, 2019

Ruby performed a fantastic set at my Nan's 95th birthday party. Tailored the songs on request and was very accomodating with changes of venue at short notice during a busy Christmas period. Thanks so much Ruby for really making the day special!

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Mandy Ray

• Nov. 10, 2019

We booked Vintage Ruby for our Remembrance Sunday lunch last Sunday at our golf club and she was fantastic! Very professional and personable we will be booking her again couldn't recommend highly enough...

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Ben Lutyens

• Nov. 9, 2019

Thankyou Ruby. Great selection of songs perfect for the occasion. You got everyone dancing!

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frances Shank

• Oct. 3, 2019

Ruby was brilliant! She sung a range of songs and had everyone up dancing. I would highly recommend her for any party or event.

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Elaine

• Aug. 10, 2019

What a fantastic lady! Beautiful voice, but just the nicest person with it. Nothing was too much trouble. Ruby chatted to guests, responded to requests and just fitted in to the event naturally and seamlessly. I would not hesitate to recommend her to others. Just a really lovely person, great at her job and keen to do the very best she can to make my event the best it could be. Thankyou! You were fab Ruby.

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1950s Rock ‘n’ Roll Vintage Female Singer: From a 1 x 60 Minute Set to 3 x 45 Minute Sets

This package is for a 1 x 60 minute set. Under the ‘extra options’ section, please click on £90 for 2 x 45 minute sets, £150 for 3 x 40 minutes or £210 for 3 x 45 minute sets. I'm a vintage singer called ‘Vintage Ruby’. I have a fantastic selection of 1950s Rock ‘n’ Roll songs including: -Songs by Elvis, Eddie Cochran, The Everly Brothers, Chuck Berry & Bill Haley and His Comets -e.g. Let’s Twist Again, Rock Around The Clock, Hound Dog, Lucille, Summertime Blues, Great Balls of Fire & Blue Suede Shoes I can just focus on Rock ‘n’ Roll or I can include a mix of songs from 1950s popular singers such as Doris Day, Patsy Cline, Perry Como, Judy Garland and Connie Francis and 1950s Swing and Jazz songs including the Rat Pack classics. I have my own PA system including a speaker, microphone and iPad with my high quality backing tracks recorded by professional musicians, which sound just like the original songs. I would wear a 1950s vintage style dress for the occasion.
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1940s Wartime, Jive & Sing-a-Long Vintage Singer: From a 1 x 60 Minute Set to 3 x 45 Minute Sets

This package is for a 1 x 60 minute set. Under the ‘extra options’ section, please click on £90 for 2 x 45 minute sets, £150 for 3 x 40 minutes or £210 for 3 x 45 minute sets. I'm a trained Jazz singer and vintage singer known as 'Vintage Ruby' and I have a wide repertoire of songs from the 1930s-1940s. -I have songs by Vera Lynn, The Andrews Sisters & Bing Crosby,, e.g. Bye Bye Blackbird, All of Me, Sentimental Journey, Don't Sit Under The Apple Tree, In The Mood & Chattanooga Choo Choo. -wartime and pub sing-a-long songs like Long Way To Tipperary, Pack Up Your Troubles, Lambeth Walk, Roll Out The Barrel, We’ll Meet Again and White Cliffs of Dover etc. I can encourage your guests to sing and dance along. I would wear a 1940s vintage style dress and hat to suit the occasion. I have my own PA system including a speaker, microphone and iPad with my high quality backing tracks recorded by professional musicians, which sound just like the original songs.
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1920s & 1930s Gatsby & Charleston Vintage Singer: From a 1 x 60 Minute Set to 3 x 45 Minute Sets

This package is for a 1 x 60 minute set. Under the ‘extra options’ section, please click on £90 for 2 x 45 minute sets, £150 for 3 x 40 minutes or £210 for 3 x 45 minute sets. I’m a trained Jazz and vintage singer known as Vintage Ruby and I can sing a lovely selection of Gatsby/Charleston style songs and well known Jazz songs from the 1920s and 1930s including songs such as S’wonderful, Puttin’ On The Ritz, Ain’t Misbehavin’, I Get A Kick and Mississippi Mud. I can also sing Postmodern Jukebox songs, which are modern songs sung in a Jazz/Gatsby style. This would include Gatsby style covers of Careless Whisper, Material Girl and Call Me Maybe. I also have show songs which would go well with the theme such as All That Jazz and Cabaret. I have my own PA system including a speaker, microphone and iPad with my high quality backing tracks recorded by professional musicians, which sound just like the original songs. I would wear a 1920s Gatsby style dress to suit the occasion.
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Jazz, Swing, Rat Pack Female Singer: From a 1 x 60 Minute Set to 3 x 45 Minute Sets

This package is for a 1 x 60 minute set. Under the ‘extra options’ section, please click on £90 for 2 x 45 minute sets, £150 for 3 x 40 minutes or £210 for 3 x 45 minute sets. I’m a trained Jazz & Swing singer known as ‘Vintage Ruby’ and I have a wide selection of songs from the 1920s onwards, including: -1950s Swing & Jazz songs including the Rat Pack classics, such as Fly Me To The Moon, Sway, Fever etc. I can focus on one singer’s repertoire such as Ella Fitzgerald or Frank Sinatra or sing a mix of Jazz Standards by various singers. -1920s & 1930s Jazz including lots of songs by Cole Porter and Gershwin. -Postmodern Jukebox songs: modern songs sung in a Jazz/1920s Gatsby style I have my own PA system, which includes a speaker, microphone and iPad with high quality backing tracks recorded by professional musicians which sound just like the original songs. I can sing a mix of the above or focus on one genre or era, e.g. 1950s Swing & Jazz or 1920s & 1930s Jazz etc.
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Christmas Singer, Female Singer With Backing Tracks: From a 1 x 60 Minute Set to 3 x 45 Minute Sets

This package is for a 1 x 60 minute set. Under the ‘extra options’ section, please click on £90 for 2 x 45 minute sets, £150 for 3 x 40 minutes or £210 for 3 x 45 minute sets. I’m a Jazz and vintage singer known as ‘Vintage Ruby’ and I have a wide selection of songs suitable your Christmas party including: -jazz Christmas songs such as Let It Snow, Santa Baby, Have Yourself A Merry Little Christmas & White Christmas -traditional Christmas songs like Silent Night, Deck The Halls, We Wish You A Merry Christmas, Rudolph the Red Nose Reindeer & Jingle Bells -Rock ‘n’ Roll and Pop Christmas songs such as Rockin' Around The Christmas Tree, Frosty The Snowman, Sleigh Ride & Merry Christmas Everyone I have my own PA system, which includes a speaker, microphone and iPad with my high quality backing tracks recorded by professional musicians and which sound just like the original songs. I would wear a vintage style red dress for the occasion.
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FAQ
  • What kind of events do you usually serve?
    I sing at all kinds of events, including private events such as weddings, christenings, anniversaries and birthdays and public and community events like street parties and tea parties. I also sing at bars, restaurants and hotels. Many of my bookings are for vintage themed events and I can dress to fit in with the theme, such as a Great Gatsby wedding, 1940s wartime event or 1950s Rock 'n' Roll party. I also sing at corporate events such as Christmas parties.
  • Who are your previous clients?
    Clients/Venues include: St Ermin's Hotel (Westminster, London), The Fox Club (Mayfair, London), The Berkeley (Knightsbridge, London), Global Thinkers Forums Awards for Excellence Gala (London), The British Library (London), The Ampersand Hotel (Kensington, London), Watermen's Hall (London), Skinners Hall (London), The Concorde Club (Southampton), Canary Wharf Group (London), The Hilton Hotel, (Cobham, Surrey), The French House (Dulwich & Crystal Palace restaurants), Coworth Park Hotel (Ascot), Winchester Cathedral (Winchester) Festival of Marketing (London), Tobacco Dock (London), The Victorian Bathhouse (London), Found In Music (Folkestone), Pink Bear Events (Hertfordshire) Carano Art, Crafts & Vintage Events (Folkestone), The Grand Hotel (Folkestone), Southeastern Trains (Margate), Barking Folk Festival (London), Holiday Inn (Elstree), Festival of Jim (Lewes), The Erasmus Boat (River Thames, London), Horsley Towers (Horsley, Surrey), Mount Edgecumbe (Torpoint, Cornwall), Hawkchurch Resort & Spa Ltd (Axminster), The Wedding Fair (Folkestone), Town Hall Hotel (Bethnal Green, London) SouthWestFest Festival (Pimlico, London), The Discovery Centre (Sandwich), The Mayor's Office, Stevenage Borough Council (Stevenage), The Alzheimers Society (London), Bupa Care Homes (London)
  • How long do you play for?
    I sing for the following lengths of time. During any breaks I can play music through my PA system. I would normally take a 10-15 minute break between sets: 2 x 30 mins/ 1 x 60 mins 2 x 45 mins 2 x 60 mins 3 x 45 mins 4 x 45 mins
  • Do you have your own PA and lighting?
    Yes I have three different PA systems: small, medium and large which caters for small venues like care homes to large venues for weddings. They are all high quality PA systems-RCF speakers for the medium and large PAs and a Shure SM58 microphone and the vintage style 'Elvis' Shure blue and silver microphone for vintage events. My small and medium PA systems don't require electricity. I don't have my own lighting.
  • Do you have Public Liability Insurance and PAT tested equipment?
    Yes I have full Public Liability Insurance for £10,000,000 through the Musician's Union
  • How much space do you require?
    Not much at all! Approx 3ft x 4 ft and a small table.
  • My favourite tune is not on your list. Will you be able to play it?
    Yes, as long as I have some notice I can learn the song for you.
  • How many breaks do you take? How long are they?
    I normally take a 10-15 minute break between sets. I can be flexible with my sets and breaks, e.g. if I'm singing at a wedding and I need to take longer breaks around the speeches etc then this will be fine.


Set List/Services

1920s

Ain’t Misbehavin’ (1929)
At Sundown (1927)
Bugle Call Rag (1923)
Bye Bye Blackbird (1926)
Dinah (1925)
Do, Do, Do (1926)
I Love My Baby, (My Baby Loves Me) (1925)
It Had To Be You (1924)
I’ve Been Working On The Railroad (1927)
I Wonder Where My Baby Is Tonight (1925)
Lover Come Back To Me (1928)
Me & My Shadow (1927)
Softly, As In A Morning Sunrise (1928)
Somebody Loves Me (1924)
Someone To Watch Over Me (1926)
‘S Wonderful (1927)
This Little Light of Mine (1920)
What Is This Thing Called Love? (1929)
When The Saints Go Marching In (1923)
When You’re Smiling (1929)

Music Hall, Wartime and Pub Sing-a-long Songs

A Nightingale Sang In Berkeley Square (Vera Lynn, 1940)
Boogie Woogie Bugle Boy (The Andrews Sisters, 1941)
Chattanooga Choo Choo (The Andrews Sisters, 1941)
Don’t Fence Me In (The Andrews Sisters & Bing Crosby, 1944)
Don’t Sit Under The Apple Tree (The Andrews Sisters, 1942)
In The Mood (The Andrews Sisters, 1941)
Lambeth Walk (1937)
Lili Marlene (Vera Lynn, 1948)
Long Way To Tipperary (1912)
Music Hall Medley:Oh Dear What Can The Matter Be/Daisy Bell/Bless Em All
Pack Up Your Troubles (1915)
Medley 1: Any Old Iron, Knees Up Mother Brown
Medley 2: I’m Forever Blowing Bubbles/ My Bonnie/ Old Bull & Bush/Wild Rover
Medley 3: Bring Me Sunshine/Who Do You Think You Are Kidding Mr Hitler
Medley 4: Don’t Fence Me In/ Underneath The Arches/April Showers
Que Sera (Doris Day, 1956)
Roll Out The Barrell (1927)
The White Cliffs of Dover (Vera Lynn, 1942)
Wartime Medley: Bless Em All/Siegfried Line/Kiss Me Goodnight Sergeant Major
We’ll Meet Again (1939)
Wish Me Luck (Gracie Fields, 1942)

1930s

Begin The Beguine (1935)
Beer Barrell Polka (The Andrews Sisters, 1939)
Bei Mir Bist Du Schon (The Andrews Sisters, 1937)
Cheek To Cheek (1935)
I’m Gonna Sit Right Down & Write Myself A Letter (1935)
Isle of Capri (1934)
I Thought About You (1939)
It’s Time To Say Aloha (1938)
Just One of Those Things (1935)
La Vie En Rose (Edith Piaf, 1931)
Let’s Call The Whole Thing Off (1937)
Nice Work If You Can Get It (Sarah Vaughn, 1935)
Pennies From Heaven (1936)
Smoke Gets In Your Eyes (1933)
The Gold Digger’s Song (We’re In The Money) (1933)
The Very Thought of You (1934)
The Way You Look Tonight (1934)
When My Ship Comes In (1934)
With Plenty of Money & You (1936)
You Must have Been A Beautiful Baby (1938)
You’re The Top (1936)

1940s

Ac-Cent-Tchu-Ate The Positive (The Andrews Sisters, 1945)
All of Me (Billy Holiday, 1941)
Button Up Your Overcoat (1946)
For Me & My Gal (1942)
Happy Talk (from South Pacific, 1949)
Hawaiian Hula Eyes (1945)
I’m Gonna Wash That Man Right Outta My Hair (from South Pacific, 1949)
Lili Marlene (Vera Lynn, 1948)
On The Beach at Waikiki (1943)
Rum & Coca Cola (The Andrews Sisters, 1945)
Shoo Shoo Baby (The Andrews Sisters, 1943)
That Old Black Magic (1942)
That Ole Devil Called Love (Billie Holiday, 1945)
Tico Tico (The Andrews Sisters, 1944)
‘Til Then (1944)
Someday You’ll Want Me To Want You (1944)
Some Enchanted Evening (from South Pacific, 1949)
Sunday, Monday or Always (1943)
Why Don’t You Do Right (Peggy Lee, 1943)
Zip A Dee Doo Dah (1945)

1950s

Bewitched (Ella Fitzgerald, 1956)
Beyond The Sea (Bobby Darin, 1959)
Blue Suede Shoes (Elvis, 1956)
Cry Me A River (Julie London, 1955)
Diamonds Are A Girl’s Best Friend (Marilyn Monroe, 1953)
Dream A Little Dream (Ella Fitzgerald, 1950)
Edelweiss (1959)
Everyday (Buddy Holly, 1957)
Fever (Peggy Lee, 1958)
Folsom Prison Blues (Johnny Cash, 1957)
Great Balls of Fire (Jerry Lee Lewis, 1958)
He’s A Tramp (Peggy Lee, 1955)
Hound Dog (Elvis, 1956)
How D'ya Like Your Eggs In The Morning (Dean Martin & Helen O'Connell, 1951)
I Get A Kick Out of You (Frank Sinatra, 1953)
I Got A Woman (Ray Charles, 1954)
I’m Through With Love (Marilyn Monroe, 1959)
In The Still of The Night (The Five Satins, 1956)
I’ve Got You Under My Skin (Frank Sinatra, 1953)
Jailhouse Rock (Elvis, 1957)
Johnny B Goode (Chuck Berry, 1958)
Lady Is A Tramp (Ella Fitzgerald, 1956)
Let Me Be Your Teddy Bear (Elvis, 1957)
Let’s Do It (Let’s Fall In Love) (Ella Fitzgerald, 1956)
Lipstick on Your Collar (Connie Fisher, 1959)
Love & Marriage (Frank Sinatra, 1953)
Love Me or Leave Me (Lena Horne, 1957)
Lullaby of Broadway (Doris Day, 1951)
Mack The Knife (Bobby Darin, 1958)
Makin’ Whoopee (Frank Sinatra, 1955)
Mambo Italiano (Dean Martin, 1955)
Man I Love (Ella Fitzgerald, 1959)
More Than You Know (Thelma Carpenter, 1950)
My Baby Just Cares For Me (Nina Simone, 1955)
My Funny Valentine (Ella Fitzgerald, 1956)
Oh Boy (Buddy Holly, 1957)
On The Sunny Side of The Street (Frankie Laine, 1951)
Peggy Sue (Buddy Holly, 1957)
Rock Around The Clock (Bill Haley & The Comets, 1954)
Shake, Rattle & Roll (Bill Haley & The Comets, 1954)
Singin’ In The Rain (Gene Kelly, 1952)
Singing The Blues (Guy Mitchell, 1956)
Someone To Watch Over Me (Ella Fitzgerald, 1950)
Summertime Blues (Eddie Cochran, 1958)
Sway (Dean Martin, 1954)
Shake, Rattle & Roll (Bill Haley & The Comets, 1954)
Secret Love (Doris Day, 1953)
Unforgettable (Nat King Cole, 1951)
Wake Up Little Susie (The Everly Brothers, 1957)
Whatever Lola Wants (Sarah Vaughn, 1954)

1960s

Alfie (Cilla Black, 1966)
All My Loving (The Beatles, 1963)
Anna (Go To Him) (The Beatles, 1963)
And I Love Her (The Beatles, 1964)
Anyone Who Had A Heart (Cilla Black, 1964)
As Tears Go By (The Rolling Stones, 1964)
As Time Goes By (Frank Sinatra, 1962)
A Taste of Honey (The Beatles, 1963)
At Last (Etta James, 1961)
Baby It's You (The Shirelles, 1961)
Baby It's You (The Beatles, 1963)
Baby Love (The Supremes, 1964)
Baby Please Don’t Go (Them, 1964)
Baby You’re A Rich Man (The Beatles, 1967)
Bad Moon Rising (Creedence Clearwater Revival, 1968)
Bear Necessities (from The Jungle Book, 1967)
Beggin' (The Four Seasons & Franki Valli, 1967)
Be My Baby (The Ronettes, 1963)
Bésame Mucho (Dean Martin, 1961)
Big Girl's Don't Cry (The Four Seasons, 1962)
Big Spender (Shirley Bassey, 1967)
Blackbird (The Beatles, 1968)
Boy From Ipanema (Frank Sinatra, 1965)
Brown Eyed Girl (Van Morrisson, 1967)
Bye Bye Baby (Baby Goodbye) (The Four Seasons, 1964)
Build Me Up Buttercup (The Foundations, 1968)
California Dreamin’ (Mamas And The Papas, 1966)
Call Me Irresponsible (Frank Sinatra, 1963)
Can’t Buy Me Love (The Beatles, 1964)
Can’t Take My Eyes Off You (Andy Williams, 1968)
Come Together (The Beatles, 1969)
Crazy (Patsy Cline, 1961)
Cry To Me (Solomon Burke, 1962)
Dancing In The Street (Martha Reeves & The Vandellas, 1964)
Day Tripper (The Beatles, 1965)
Dear Prudence (The Beatles, 1968)
Dizzy Miss Lizzy (The Beatles, 1965)
Don’t Let Me Down (The Beatles, 1969)
Doo Doo Ron Ron (The Crystals, 1963)
Downtown (Petula Clark, 1964)
Do You Love Me (The Contours, 1962)
Drive My Car (The Beatles, 1965)
Eight Days A Week (The Beatles, 1964)
Ferry Across The Mersey (Gerry & The Pacemakers, 1964)
Fly Me To The Moon (Frank Sinatra, 1964)
From Me To You (The Beatles, 1963)
Get Back (The Beatles, 1969)
Georgia (Ray Charles, 1960)
Get Ready (The Temptations, 1966)
Heaven Must Have Sent You (The Elgins, 1966)
Hello, I Love You (The Doors, 1968)
Hey Baby (Bruce Channel, 1962)
Hit The Road Jack (Ray Charles, 1960)
Honey Pie (The Beatles, 1968)
I Can’t Get No Satisfaction (The Rolling Stones, 1965)
I Can’t Help Myself (Sugar Pie, Honey Bunch) (Four Tops, 1965)
I Feel Fine (The Beatles, 1964)
I Heard It Through The Grapevine, (Marvin Gaye, 1968)
If I Can Dream (Elvis, 1968)
If I Fell (The Beatles, 1964)
I’m Happy Just To Dance With You (The Beatles, 1964)
I’m So Tired (The Beatles, 1968)
I Only Have Eyes For You (Ella Fitzgerald, 1960)
I Put A Spell On You (Nina Simone, 1965)
I Saw Her Standing There (The Beatles, 1964)
I’m A Believer (The Monkees, 1966)
I Only Want To Be With You (Dusty Springfield, 1963)
It’s All Right With Me (Ella Fitzgerald, 1960)
It Takes Two (Marvin Gaye & Kim Weston, 1969)
I’ve Just Seen A Face (The Beatles, 1965)
I Wanna Be Your Man (The Beatles, 1963)
I Want You Back (Jackson 5, 1962)
I Want To Be Like You (from The Jungle Book, 1967)
I Want To Hold Your Hand (The Beatles, 1964)
Jimmy Mack (Martha Reeves & The Vandellas, 1967)
Jumpin’ Jack Flash (The Rolling Stones, 1969)
Let’s Face The Music and Dance (Nat King Cole, 1962)
Let's Hang On (The Four Seasons, 1965)
Let There Be Love (Nat King Cole, 1962)
Let’s Spend The Night Together (The Rolling Stones, 1967)
Let’s Twist Again (Chubby Checker, 1961)
Lovely Rita (The Beatles, 1967)
Love Me Do (The Beatles, 1962)
Love Me Two Times (The Doors, 1967)
Mad About The Boy (Dinah Washington, 1961)
Misty (Ella Fitzgerald, 1967)
Monday Monday (Mamas And The Papas, 1966)
Money (That’s What I Want) (The Beatles, 1963)
Moon River (Audrey Hepburn, 1961)
My Boyfriend's Back (The Angels, 1963)
My Dearest Darling (Etta James, 1960)
My Destiny (Lionel Richie, 1992)
My Generation (The Who, 1965)
My Girl (The Temptations, 1965)
My Guy (Mary Wells, 1964)
My Heart Belongs To Daddy (Marilyn Monroe, 1960)
Mr Tambourine Man (The Byrds, 1965)
Night & Day (Frank Sinatra, 1962)
Norwegian Wood (The Beatles, 1965)
Not Fade Away (The Rolling Stones, 1964)
Nowhere To Run (Martha Reeves & The Vandellas, 1965)
On The Street Where You Live (Dean Martin, 1960)
Oom Pah Pah (from Oliver 1960)
Perhaps, Perhaps, Perhaps (Doris Day, 1964)
Play With Fire (The Rolling Stones, 1965)
Please Mr Postman (The Beatles, 1963)
P.S. I Love You (The Beatles, 1963)
Rag Doll (The Four Seasons, 1964)
Reach Out, (I’ll Be There) (The Four Tops, 1966)
Rock N Roll Music (The Beatles, 1965)
Route 66 (The Rolling Stones, 1964)
Runaway (Del Shannon, 1961)
Scarborough Fair (Simon & Garfunkel, 1966)
Sentimental Journey (Doris Day, 1965)
Sexy Sadie (The Beatles, 1968)
Sherry (The Four Seasons, 1962)
She’s A Rainbow (The Rolling Stones, 1967)
Somebody To Love (Jefferson Airplane, 1967)
Space Oddity (David Bowie, 1969)
Stay (Maurice Williams, 1960)
Step Inside Love (Cilla Black, 1968)
Stop! In The Name Of Love (The Supremes, 1965)
Summertime (Ella Fitzgerald, 1960)
Suspicious Minds (Elvis, 1969)
That’s All (Frank Sinatra, 1960)
The Last Time (The Rolling Stones, 1965)
The Tears Of A Clown (Smokey Robinson & The Miracles,
1967)
Then He Kissed Me (The Crystals, 1963)
These Arms of Mine (Otis Redding, 1962)
These Boots Are Made For Walking (Nancy Sinatra, 1965)
Things We Said Today (The Beatles, 1964)
This Old Heart Of Mine (The Isley Brothers, 1966)
Ticket To Ride (The Beatles, 1965)
Twist & Shout (The Beatles, 1962)
Twistin' The Night Away (Sam Cooke, 1962)
Walking Back To Happiness (Helen Shapiro, 1961)
Walking The Dog (The Rolling Stones, 1964)
What A Difference A Day Makes (Bobby Darin 1964)
What Becomes Of The Brokenhearted (Jimmy Ruffin, 1966)
White Rabbit (Jefferson Airplane, 1967)
Wild Thing (The Troggs, 1966)
Will You Love Me Tomorrow (The Shirelles, 1961)
Wishin’ & Hopin’ (Dusty Springfield, 1964)
Working My Way Back to You (The Four Seasons, 1965)
Yellow Submarine (The Beatles, 1966)
You Can’t Always Get What You Want (The Rolling Stones, 1969)
You Can’t Hurry Love (The Supremes, 1966)
You’ve Got To Hide Your Love Away (The Beatles, 1965)
You Make Me Feel So Young (Frank Sinatra, 1966)
You Never Can Tell (Chuck Berry, 1964)
You Really Got Me (The Kinks, 1964)
You’re The Devil In Disguise (Elvis, 1963)

1970s

ABC (The Jackson 5, 1970)
Ain’t No Mountain High Enough (Diana Ross, 1970)
Ain’t No Sunshine (Bill Withers, 1975)
All Night Long (All Night) (Lionel Richie, 1983)
All Right Now (Free, 1970)
All That Jazz (from Chicago, 1975)
American Pie (Don McLean, 1971)
Atomic (Blondie, 1979)
A Message To You Rudy (The Specials, 1979)
Be My Baby (The Ronettes, 1977)
Beauty School Drop Out (from Grease, 1978)
Big Yellow Taxi (Janis Joplin, 1974)
Blue Moon (Ella Fitzgerald, 1973)
Bright Side of The Road (Van Morrisson, 1979)
Burning Love (Elvis, 1972)
Cabaret (Liza Minnelli, 1972)
Changes (David Bowie, 1972)
Dancing Queen (Abba, 1976)
December '63 (Oh What A Night) (The Four Seasons, 1976)
Denis (Blondie, 1977)
Don’t Leave Me This Way (Thelma Houston, 1973)
Easy (Like Sunday Morning) (The Commodores, 1977)
Everybody Wants To Be A Cat (from The Aristocats, 1970)
Funny Honey (from Chicago, 1975)
Hanging On The Telephone (Blondie, 1978)
Heart of Glass (Blondie, 1978)
Heroes (David Bowie, 1977)
Hopelessly Devoted To You (from Grease, 1978)
It’s Raining On Prom Night (from Grease, 1978)
I’ve Got A Feeling (The Beatles, 1970)
Jolene (Dolly Parton, 1974)
Kid (The Pretenders, 1979)
Life On Mars (David Bowie, 1973)
Love Is In The Air (John Paul Young, 1977)
Mama Mia (Abba, 1975)
Maybe This Time (Liza Minnelli, 1972)
Molly Malone (The Dubliners, 1977)
Moon Dance (Van Morrison, 1970)
Mr Cellophane (from Chicago, 1975)
One Way or Another (Blondie, 1979)
Papa Was A Rollin’ Stone (The Temptations, 1972)
Pearl’s A Singer (Elkie Brooks, 1977)
Razzle, Dazzle (from Chicago, 1975)
Rebel Rebel (David Bowie, 1974)
Roxie (from Chicago, 1975)
Send In The Clowns (from A Little Night Music, 1973)
Signed, Sealed, Delivered (I’m Yours) (Stevie Wonder, 1970)
Sorrow (David Bowie, 1973)
Starman (David Bowie 1972)
Stuck In The Middle With You (Steelers Wheel, 1972)
Suffragette City (David Bowie, 1972)
Sunday Girl (Blondie, 1978)
Superstition (Stevie Wonder, 1972)
Tears On My Pillow (from Grease, 1978)
The Jean Genie (David Bowie, 1972)
There Are Worse Things I Could Do (from Grease, 1978)
Three Little Birds (Bob Marley, 1977)
Two of Us (The Beatles, 1970)
Upside Down (Diana Ross, 1975)
Waterloo (Abba, 1974)
When You’re Good To Mama (Chicago, 1975)
Wild Horses (The Rolling Stones, 1971)
You Are Everything (Diana Ross & Marvin Gaye, 1974)
You Are the Sunshine of My Life (Frank Sinatra, 1974)
You Can Get It If You Really Want (Jimmy Cliff, 1972)
(You Make Me Feel Like) A Natural Woman (Carol King, 1971)
You’re So Vain (Carly Simon, 1973)
Ziggy Stardust (David Bowie, 1972)

1980s

Abracadabra (Steve Miller Band, 1982)
Absolute Beginners (David Bowie, 1986)
Addicted To Love (Robert Palmer, 1985)
Ain't Nobody (Chaka Khan, 1983)
Ain't No Pleasing You (Chas & Dave, 1982)
A Kind of Magic (Queen, 1986)
All Night Long (Lionel Richie, 1983)
Alphabet St (Prince, 1988)
Ashes To Ashes (David Bowie, 1980)
As The World Falls Down-Labyrinth (David Bowie, 1986)
Babooshka (Kate Bush, 1980)
Back On The Chain Gang (The Pretenders, 1982)
Beat It (Michael Jackson, 1983)
Bette Davis Eyes (Kim Carnes, 1980)
Billie Jean (Michael Jackson, 1982)
Black Velvet (Alannah Myles, 1989)
Blue Jean (David Bowie, 1984)
Borderline (Madonna, 1983)
Brass In Pocket (The Pretenders, 1980)
Breakout (Swing Out Sister, 1986)
Careless Whisper (George Michael, 1984)
Celebration (Kool And The Gang, 1980)
Chain Reaction (Diana Ross, 1985)
Cherish (Madonna, 1989)
China Girl (David Bowie, 1983)
Cloudbusting (Kate Bush, 1985)
Club Tropicana (Wham! 1983)
Come Back and Stay (Paul Young, 1983)
Come On Eileen (Dexys Midnight Runners, 1982)
Could You Be Loved (Bob Marley, 1980)
Crazy For You (Madonna, 1985)
Crazy Little Thing Called Love (Queen, 1980)
Dancing In The Dark (Bruce Springsteen, 1984)
Dancing In The Street (David Bowie, 1985)
Dancing On The Ceiling (Lionel Richie, 1986)
De Do Do Do (The Police, 1980)
Desire (U2, 1988)
Dirty Old Town (The Pogues, 1985)
Don’t Get Me Wrong (The Pretenders, 1986)
Don't Give Up (Peter Gabriel & Kate Bush, 1986)
Don't Leave Me This Way (Jimmy Somerville, 1985)
Don't Stop Believing (Journey, 1981)
Don't You Forget About Me (Simple Minds, 1985)
Don't You Want Me (The Human League, 1981)
Do The Hucklebuck (Coast To Coast, 1980)
Dress You Up (Madonna, 1985)
Easy Lover (Phil Collins, 1984)
Eternal Flame (The Bangles, 1989)
Everybody Needs Somebody To Love (The Blues Brothers, 1980)
Every Breath You Take (The Police, 1983)
Everything I Own (Boy George, 1987)
Everywhere (Fleetwood Mac, 1987)
Express Yourself (Madonna, 1989)
Eye of The Tiger (Survivor, 1982)
Faith (George Michael, 1987)
Fame (Irene Cara, 1980)
Fashion (David Bowie, 1980)
Fisherman’s Blues (The Waterboys, 1988)
Flashdance...What A Feeling (Irene Cara, 1983)
Footloose (Kenny Loggins, 1984)
Get Down On It (Kool and The Gang, 1981)
Ghost Town (The Specials, 1981)
Gimme Some Lovin' (The Blues Brothers, 1980)
Girls Just Wanna Have Fun (Cyndi Lauper, 1983)
Gold (Spandau Ballet, 1983)
Goody Two Shoes (Adam Ant, 1982)
Green Door (Shakin' Stevens, 1981)
Heaven (Bryan Adams, 1985)
Heaven Is A Place On Earth (Belinda Carlisle, 1987)
Hello (Lionel Richie, 1984)
Here Comes The Rain (Eurythmics, 1983)
Holiday (Madonna, 1983)
Hot Hot Hot (Arrow, 1987)
Hounds of Love (Kate Bush, 1986)
Hungry Eyes (Eric Carmen, 1987)
I Could Never Take The Place of Your Man (Prince, 1987)
If I Was Your Girlfriend (Prince, 1987)
I Go To Sleep (The Pretenders, 1981)
I Know Him So Well (Chess, 1984)
I’ll Be Your Baby Tonight (Robert Palmer, 1988)
I'm Coming Out (Diana Ross, 1980)
I'm Gonna Be (500 Miles) (The Proclaimers, 1988)
I'm So Excited (The Pointer Sisters, 1982)
I'm Still Standing (Elton John, 1983)
In The Air Tonight (Phil Collins, 1981)
Into The Groove (Madonna, 1985)
Islands In The Stream (Dolly Parton & Kenny Rogers, 1982)
It Had To Be You (Harry Connick Junior, 1989)
It Must Be Love (Madness, 1982)
It's Raining Men (Weather Girls, 1982)
I've Had The Time of My Life (Bill Medley & Jennife Warnes, 1987)
I Wanna Dance With Somebody (Whitney Houston, 1987)
I Want To Break Free (Queen, 1984)
I Want To Know What Love Is (Foreigner, 1984)
I Won't Let The Sun Go Down (Nik Kershaw, 1983)
I Would Die 4 U (Prince, 1984)
Jump (For My Love) (The Pointer Sisters, 1980)
Karma Chameleon (Culture Club, 1983)
Kids In America (Kim Wilde, 1981)
Kiss (Prince, 1986)
La Bamba (Los Lobos, 1985)
La Isla Bonita (Madonna, 1986)
Let’s Dance (David Bowie, 1982)
Let’s Go Crazy (Prince, 1984)
Let's Hear It For The Boy (Deniece Williams, 1984)
Like A Prayer (Madonna, 1989)
Little Red Corvette (Prince, 1983)
Live To Tell (Madonna, 1986)
Livin' On A Prayer (Bon Jovi, 1986)
Little Lies (Fleetwood Mac, 1987)
Love Don't Live Here Anymore (Madonna, 1984)
Love Is A Battlefield (Pat Benatar, 1983)
Love Letters (Alison Moyet, 1987)
Macavity: The Mystery Cat (Cats, 1980)
Making Your Mind Up (Bucks Fizz, 1981)
Man In The Mirror (Michael Jackson, 1987)
Manic Monday (The Bangles, 1986)
Mary's Prayer (Danny Wilson, 1987)
Material Girl (Madonna, 1984)
Minnie The Moocher (The Blues Brothers, 1980)
Modern Love (David Bowie, 1983)
Never Gonna Give You Up (Rick Astley, 1987)
Only You (Yazoo, 1982)
9 To 5 (Dolly Parton, 1980)
99 Red Balloons (Nena, 1983)
1999 (Prince, 1982)
Open Your Heart (Madonna, 1986)
Our House (Madness, 1982)
Over and Over (Madonna, 1987)
Never Tear Us Apart (INXS, 1988)
Part-Time Lover (Stevie Wonder, 1985)
Patience (Guns N Roses, 1989)
Power of Love (Huey Lewis & The News, 1985)
Purple Rain (Prince, 1984)
Radio Gaga (Queen, 1984)
Rapture (Blondie, 1980)
Raspberry Beret (Prince, 1985)
Real Gone Kid (Deacon Blue, 1988)
Rio (Duran Duran, 1982)
Running Up That Hill (Kate Bush, 1985)
She's Like The Wind (Patrick Swayze, 1987)
Should I Stay or Should I Go (The Clash, 1982)
Sisters Are Doing It For Themselves (Eurythmics feat. Aretha Franklin, 1985)
Sledgehammer (Peter Gabriel, 1986)
Smooth Operator (Sade, 1984)
Sometimes It Snows In April (Prince, 1986)
St Elmo's Fire (Man In Motion) (John Parr, 1985)
Stop (Sam Brown, 1988)
Stray Cat Strut (The Stray Cats, 1981)
Summer of '69 (Bryan Adams, 1984)
Sweet Dreams (Are Made of This) (Eurythmics, 1983)
Tainted Love (Soft Cell, 1981)
Take My Breath Away (Berlin, 1986)
Take On Me (A-ha, 1985)
Teardrops (Womack & Womack, 1988)
The Best (Tina Turner, 1989)
The Boys of Summer (Don Henley, 1984)
The 59th Street Bridge Song (Feelin' Groovy) (Simon & Garfunkel, 1987)
The Irish Rover (The Pogues & The Dubliner, 1987)
The Look (Roxette, 1988)
The Lovecats (The Cure, 1983)
The Man With The Child In His Eyes (Kate Bush, 1978)
The Power of Love (Frankie Goes To Hollywood, 1984)
The Sensual World (Kate Bush, 1989)
The Tide is High (Blondie, 1980)
The Way You Make Me Feel (Michael Jackson, 1987)
The Whole of the Moon (The Waterboys, 1985)
The Winner Takes It All (Abba, 1980)
There's A Guy Works Down The Chip Shop (Kirsty MacColl, 1981)
Thorn In My Side (Eurythmics, 1986)
Time After Time (Cindi Lauper, 1984)
Too Shy (Kajagoogoo, 1982)
Total Eclipse of The Heart (Turn Around) (Bonnie Tyler, 1983)
True Blue (Madonna, 1986)
True Colours (Cyndi Lauper, 1986)
U Got The Look (Prince, 1987)
Unchain My Heart (Joe Cocker, 1987)
Under Pressure (Queen & David Bowie, 1981)
Uptown Girl (Billy Joel, 1983)
Up Where We Belong (Joe Cocker & Jennifer Warnes, 1982)
Venus (Bananarama, 1986)
Walk Like An Egyptian (The Bangles, 1986)
Walk of Life (Dire Straits, 1985)
Walking On Sunshine (Katrina & The Waves, 1983)
Wake Me Up Before You Go-Go (Wham, 1984)
Wanted Dead Or Alive (Bon Jovi, 1987)
We Built This City (Starship, 1985)
What's Love Got To Do With It (Tina Turner, 1984)
What Do You Want To Make Those Eyes At Me For? (Shakin' Stevens, 1987)
When Doves Cry (Prince, 1984)
Where's The Party? (Madonna, 1986)
White Wedding (Billy Idol, 1983)
Why Do Fools Fall In Love (Diana Ross, 1981)
Why Don't You Do Right? (Jessica Rabbit, 1988)
Wicked Game (Chris Isaac, 1989)
Wild Is The Wind (David Bowie, 1981)
Wind Beneath My Wings (Bette Midler, 1988)
With or Without You (U2, 1985)
You Can't Hurry Love (Phil Collins, 1983)
You Don't Own Me (The Blow Monkeys, 1987)
You Give Love A Bad Name (Bon Jovi, 1986)
Young At Heart (The Bluebells, 1984)
You Spin Me Round (Like A Record) (Dead Or Alive, 1985)

1990s

Angels (Robbie Williams, 1997)
Beautiful Stranger (Madonna, 1999)
Can't Help Falling In Love (UB40, 1993)
Cornflake Girl (Tori Amos, 1994)
Creep (Radiohead, 1992)
Dance The Night Away (The Mavericks, 1998)
Fields of Gold (Eva Cassidy, 1993)
Glam Slam (Prince, 1991)
Grow Old With You (The Wedding Singer) (Adam Sandler, 1997)
Hallelujah (Jeff Buckley, 1994)
Harvest Moon (Neil Young, 1992)
Hey Good Lookin' (The Mavericks, 1992)
I Can See Clearly Now (Jimmy Cliff, 1993)
I Can't Stand The Rain (The Commitments, 1991)
Kiss Me (Sixpence None The Richer, 1997)
I'll Be There For You (The Rembrandts, 1995)
I’ll Stand By You (The Pretenders, 1994)
In The Midnight Hour (The Commitments, 1991)
It's Oh So Quiet (Bjork, 1995)
Licence To Kill (Gladys Knight, 1999)
L-O-V-E (Natalie Cole, 1991)
Love Is All Around (Wet, Wet, Wet, 1994)
More Than Words (Extreme, 1991)
Mulder and Scully (Catatonia, 1997)
Mustang Sally (from The Commitments 1991)
Nothing Compares 2 U (Sinéad O'Connor, 1990)
One (U2, 1992)
Rain (Madonna, 1992)
Secret (Madonna, 1994)
Sing It Back (Moloko, 1999)
Singing The Blues (The Kentucky Headhunters, 1997)
Sit Down (James, 1991)
Sweet Child Of Mine (Guns N Roses, 1990)
The Shoop Shoop Song (It's In His Kiss, 1990)
To Love Somebody (Jimmy Somerville, 1990)
Try A Little Tenderness (The Commitments, 1991)
Vogue (Madonna, 1990)
You Do Something To Me (Paul Weller, 1995)

2000s

A Night Like This (Caro Emerald, 2009)
Back It Up (Caro Emerald, 2009)
Back To Black (Amy Winehouse, 2006)
Beyond The Sea (Michael Bublé, 2001)
Big Bad Handsome Man (Imelda May, 2009)
Budapest (George Ezra, 2013)
Candyman (Christina Aguilera, 2007)
Come Away With Me (Norah Jones, 2001)
Crazy Little Thing Called Love (Michael Bublé, 2003)
Cry Me A River (Michael Bublé, 2009)
Don't Know Why (Norah Jones, 2001)
Dream A Little Dream (Michael Bublé, 2005)
Enjoy Yourself (It's Later Than You Think) (Jools Holland, 2003)
Everything (Michael Bublé, 2007)
Feeling Good (Michael Bublé, 2006)
Fix You (Coldplay, 2005)
Haven't Met You Yet (Michael Bublé, 2009)
Home (Michael Bublé, 2005)
How Sweet It Is (Michael Bublé, 2005)
(I Never Promised You A) Rose Garden (Martina McBride, 2005)
I've Got You Under My Skin (Michael Bublé, 2005)
Johnny Got A Boom Boom (Imelda May, 2009)
Jump (Girls Aloud, 2003)
Lovecats (Paul Anka, 2005)
Love Is A Losing Game (Amy Winehouse, 2007)
Make You Feel My Love (Adele, 2008)
Mercy (Duffy, 2008)
Over The Rainbow-(upbeat Melody Gardot version, 2009)
Perhaps, Perhaps, Perhaps (The Pussycat Dolls, 2008)
Rehab (Amy Winehouse, 2006)
Save The Last Dance For Me (Michael Bublé, 2005)
She Moves In Her Own Way (The Kooks, 2006)
Singin' In The Rain (Mint Royale, 2005)
Spinning Around (Kylie Minogue, 2000)
Sway (Michael Bublé, 2004)
Tears Dry On Their Own (Amy Winehouse, 2006)
The Leaving of Liverpool (The Young Dubliners, 2007)
The Nearness of You (Norah Jones, 2001)
To Know Him Is To Love Him (Amy Winehouse, 2006)
Valerie (Amy Winehouse, 2007)
Warwick Avenue (Duffy, 2008)
Yellow (Coldplay, 2000)
You Are My Sunshine (Norman Blake, 2002)

2010s

All About That Bass (Postmodern Jukebox, 2014)
Blue Jeans (Lana Del Ray, 2011)
Blue Velvet (Lana Del Ray, 2012)
Bring Me Sunshine (The Jive Aces, 2011)
Call Me Maybe (Postmodern Jukebox, 2014)
Can't Help Falling In Love (Haley Reinhart, 2015)
Careless Whisper (Postmodern Jukebox, 2014)
Castle On The Hill (Ed Sheeran, 2017)
Chandelier (Sia, 2014)
Creep (Postmodern Jukebox, feat. Haley Reinhart, 2015)
Diamonds (Rihanna, 2012)
Dream A Little Dream (Caro Emerald, 2012)
Firework (Katy Perry, 2010)
Get Lucky (Daft Punk feat. Pharrell Williams, 2013)
Goodnight Sweetheart (The Overtones, 2010)
Happy (Pharrell Williams, 2013)
Heaven (Boyce Avenue feat Megan Nicole, 2012)
Hello (Adele, 2015)
My Baby Just Cares For Me (Michael Bublé, 2016)
Inside Out (Imelda May, 2010)
I Will Survive (Postmodern Jukebox, 2016)
Kentish Town Waltz (Imelda May, 2010)
Liquid Lunch (Caro Emerald, 2010)
My Heart Will Go On (Postmodern Jukebox, 2015)
Once Upon A Dream (Lana Del Ray, 2014)
Oops I Did It Again (Postmodern Jukebox, 2015)
Our Day Will Come (Amy Winehouse, 2011)
Roar (Postmodern Jukebox, 2013)
Rolling In The Deep (Adele, 2010)
Royals (Lorde, 2013)
Say You Won't Let Go (James Arthur, 2016)
Seven Nation Army (Marcus Collins, 2012)
Shake It Off (Taylor Swift, 2014)
Shape of You (Ed Sheeran, 2017)
Sh Boom (Life Could Be A Dream) (The Overtones, 2010)
Sing (Ed Sheeran, 2014)
Skyfall (Adele, 2012)
Stuck (Caro Emerald, 2010)
Someone Like You (Adele, 2011)
Somewhere Only We Know (Lily Allen, 2013)
Tainted Love (Imelda May, 2010)
Titanium (David Guetta ft. Sia, 2011)
Titanium (Postmodern Jukebox, 2014)
That Man (Caro Emerald, 2010)
Thinking Out Loud (Ed Sheeran, 2014)
Umbrella (Postmodern Jukebox, 2015)
Upside Down (Paloma Faith, 2010)
Video Games (Lana Del Ray, 2011)
Why Do Fools Fall In Love (The Overtones, 2010)
Writing's On The Wall (Sam Smith, 2015)
Young & Beautiful (Lana Del Ray, 2013)

Christmas:

Blue Christmas (Michael Buble, 2011)
Deck The Halls (Jazz style)
Ding Dong Merrily On High (Herb Alpert, 1968)
Fairytale of New York (Kirsty MacColl & The Pogues, 1987)
Frosty The Snowman (The Ronettes, 1963)
Have Yourself A Merry Little Christmas (Ella Fitzgerald, 1960)
Jingle Bells (Jazz style)
Jingle Bell Rock (Bobby Helms, 1957)
Last Christmas (Cascada, 2007)
Let It Snow (Ella Fitzgerald, )
Mele Kalikimaka (The Andrews Sisters & Bing Crosby, 1950)
Merry Christmas Everyone (Shakin’ Stevens, 1984)
O Christmas Tree (Jazz style)
Rockin Around The Christmas Tree (Brenda Lee, 1964)
Rudolph The Red Nose Reindeer (Jazz style)
Run Rudolph Run (Chuck Berry, 1958)
Santa Baby (Eartha Kitt, 1953)
Silent Night (Eva Cassidy, 2010)
Sleigh Ride (The Ronettes, 1963)
So Here It Is Merry Christmas (Slade, 1973)
2000 Miles (The Pretenders, 1983)
We Wish You A Merry Christmas (Traditional)
White Christmas (The Drifters, 1954)
Winter Wonderland (Amy Grant, 1992)

James Bond:

Another Way To Die (Alicia Keys & Jack White, 2008)
Diamonds Are Forever (Shirley Bassey, 1971)
From Russia With Love (Matt Monro, 1965)
Goldfinger (Shirley Bassey, 1973)
Licence To Kill (Gladys Knight, 1999)
Moonraker (Shirley Bassey, 1979)
Nobody Does It Better (Carly Simon, 1977)
Skyfall (Adele, 2012)
Writing’s On The Wall (Sam Smith, 2015)
You Only Live Twice (Nancy Sinatra, 1967)

Dirty Dancing Film Soundtrack

Be My Baby (The Ronettes, 1963)
Big Girl's Don't Cry (The Four Seasons, 1962)
Cry To Me (Solomon Burke, 1962)
Do You Love Me (The Contours, 1962)
Hey Baby (Bruce Channel, 1962)
Hungry Eyes (Eric Carmen, 1987)
In The Still of The Night (The Five Satins, 1956)
I've Had The Time of My Life (Bill Medley & Jennife Warnes, 1987)
She's Like The Wind (Patrick Swayze, 1987)
Stay (Maurice Williams, 1960)
These Arms of Mine (Otis Redding, 1962)
You Don't Own Me (The Blow Monkeys, 1987)

French Songs

Laisse Tomber Les Filles (Jenifer)
La Mer (Chantal Chamberland)
La Vie En Rose (Edith Piaf)
Non, Je Ne Regrette Rien (Edith Piaf)
Tous Les Garçons et Les Filles (Francoise Hardy)

Postmodern Jukebox Songs
(Exciting Jazz versions of modern songs):

All About The Bass
Call Me Maybe
Careless Whisper
Creep
My Heart Will Go On
No Diggity
Royals
Seven Nation Army
Titanium 
Toxic
Umbrella
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