Our Music

So what sort of music would we play at your event? We cover a huge range of styles and songs. We've put together an example set that's suitable for an event or party

We're always happy to discuss the songs that we include in the set so that we can match the mood of your event.

As we're always adding songs to our repetoire it's always worth asking if there's a special song that you want us to include

You'll find five examples of our music below. Each clip is around 40 seconds in length and has been recorded here as a lo-fi mp3 file for speed of download.

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All Day and All of the Night (The Kinks)

In a two hour party set we would normally expect to go through about around 30 songs.

Heres an example set

Keep On Running ( Spencer Davis)
All Day And All Of The Night (Kinks)
The Last Time (Stones)
You Really Got Me (Kinks)
Can’t Get Enough Of Your Love (Bad Company)
Till The End Of The Day (The Kinks)
Route 66 (Various)
Rave On (Buddy Holly)
Brown Sugar (Stones) Midnight Hour (Wilson Pickett)
Knock On Wood (Eddie Floyd)
2468 (Tom Robinson)
Addicted to Love (Robert Palmer)
Brown Eyed Girl (Van Morrison)
Money For Nothing (Dire Straits)
Sharp Dressed Man (ZZ Top) You Can’t Do That (Beatles) Hard Days Night (Beatles) I Saw Her Standing There (Beatles)
Dancing In The Street (Various)
Hard To Handle (Otis Redding/Black Crowes) Heard It Through The Grapevine (Various)
Get Ready (Rare Earth)
Told You Lately That I Love You (Van Morrison)
Purple Rain (Prince) Wonderful Tonight (Clapton) Teenage Kicks (Undertones)
Mustang Sally (Various) Wishing Well (Free)
Jumping Jack Flash (Stones) Sex Bomb (Tom Jones) Gimme Some Lovin’ (Spencer Davis)

The Kinks, led by Ray Davies, based this song of their first hit ("You've really got me") and it reached number 2 in the US in 1964. It was later covered by The Stranglers.

Clip Length: 42 sec. File size 287 kb

Get Ready (The Temptations)

This track, originally recorded by The Temptations, became hugely well known when it was covered and released by Rare Earth. Rare Earth were the first white band to be signed to the Motown label and took the song to number 5 in 1970.

Clip Length: 47 sec. File size 321 kb

Brown Sugar (Rolling Stones)

This track, written by Mick Jagger when he was in Austrailia filming "Ned Kelly", was the first record to be released on Rolling Stones Records under the now legendary Tongue logo. It was released in 1971 and has been covered too many times to mention. Watch out for Chris' guitar solo.

Clip Length: 49 sec. File size 335 kb

Money For Nothing (Dire Straits)

This song was inspired by the real life conversation of two delivery men overheard in a department store by Mark Knopfler. It was the first song played when MTV Europe went live in 1987. Reaching Number 1 in the US, it only managed No 4 in the UK.

Clip Length: 39 sec. File size 273 kb

In the Midnight Hour (Wilson Pickett)

This track was written in an hour when Pickett was on a road trip to Memphis in 1965. It has been a classic, that gets people on the dance floor, for four decades and is still going strong.

Clip Length: 52 sec File size 355 kb