Possible Dance Songs

I love to dance. Around my house where no one can see me. Because I'm all alone, that means I have no clue what's popular in the clubs. Here's your chance to help me out. Take a look at my list and make suggestions to add or take away. Keep in mind that this is for the M&M conference, so we have a wide range of age groups and a variety of tastes. I gotta try to keep it pretty clean. If you have request, please let me know why it should be added or why it should be taken away. Oh, and heaven help the poor DJ who will be weaving these songs together!


Dances with instructions (for the uncoordinated--like me!)

Electric Slide

Cupid shuffle

Cha cha slide

Ymca

Macarena

(No. I'm not doing the Chicken dance. Sorry.)

50s/60s

The Twist

Dancing in the Street

Shout

Land of 1000 Dances

Mustang Sally

70s

We are Family

Last Dance—Donna Summer

YMCA

Get Down tonight or That’s the Way (I Like it)

Brick  House

Shake your Groove Thing            

ABC

Dancing Queen

It’s Raining Men

80s

Venus

Girls Just Wanna Have Fun

Bust a Move

My Prerogative

Nasty

Call Me

Hey Micky

Celebration

Conga

Walk this Way

I’m so Excited

Push it

You Spin me Round (Like a Record)

Love Shack

Into the Groove

90s

Vogue

Groove is in the Heart

Unbelievable

Good Vibrations

Jump Around

Jump

Gonna Make you Sweat (Everybody Dance Now)

Like a Prayer

Baby Got Back

Today

Fly like a G-6

Independent Women

I Gotta Feelin

Single Ladies

Bad Romance

Low

Yeah!

So What

Tik Tok

Pokerface

Til the World Ends or I Wanna Go from Britney

Empire State of Mind

Friends in Low Places—token country song (I know, I know. “I feel no shame, I was born and raised in the Boondocks” but that’s not the kind of dancing we’re going to be doing here)

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