JackB

I also make my own mixes that tend to keep EVERYONE happy here is one of my latest that I put on my VDJ (just a click away) Using my book I recently I mixed "Start Me Up" –The Stones (Rock) "Long Train Running" –Remix of Doobie Brothers (Rock) "Don't Wanna Go Home"--Jason Derulo "You Should Be Dancing” –Bee Gees (Disco) Powerhouse Club Classics 8 "Last Friday Night"--Katy Perry (Current Top 100) “Groove is in the Heart"—Dee Lite (80’s) (Ultimix) "Louie Louie" The Kingsmen (If This Ain't Love) "Groovejet (Ultimix) "Pumped up Kicks"--Foster The People "Can't Get You Out Of My Head"-Kylie Minogue Moves Like Jagger (Ultimix) Maroon 5 "Sweat" -Snoop Dog "Party Train" -Gap Band "Party Rock" Lmfao--(Current Top 100) Give Me Everything--Pitbull f./ Ne-Yo (Current Top 100) Sexy and I know it-LMFAO “Pretty Woman" –Roy Orbison (60’s) “Doo Wah Ditty”—Manfred Mann "Till the world ends" B. Spears "Shook Me All Night Long"- AC/ DC (Classic Rock) …Then on the very last note of "Shook Me" I dropped the first beat simultaneously of "Talking In Your Sleep" by the Romantics... (80’s) An awesome set! Not ONE person left the floor! then a heart tugging slow tune (but I'm not going to you that one) one of my secret weapons to fill the floor no matter how tired they are.

You have got to hear "A Few More Kisses To Go" Issac Hayes http://www.viddler.com/explore/GStrongRAW/videos/30/ Also C'est Si Bon-- Madleen Kane

FREEBIRD LIVE! 14 minutes long--of course they won't dance to the whole thing --it gets pretty rowdy near the end.

If you want stay away from all the regular slow songs and want a little more class you might try these: For the love of you--Isley Bros Shake you down--Greggory Abbot No Matter What--Boyzone Shining Star--The Manhattans All I have -Beth Nielsen Chapman--GREAT! For Older ones--Love me with all your heart--Jerry Vale After the Lovin' --Engelbert Humperdinck

Brides and other clients are getting wise to DJ businesses that don't have official Websites and businesses licenses. You MUST have both to succeed. Also very important PAY your taxes. Funky Feet is a good name but, unless you have a good reputation already...I feel that a bride might have reservations about the kind of style you might have without actually contacting you to find out. Compare other DJ company names in your area--which would you be more inclined to hire if you wanted a 'Class Act' $70,000 Wedding and reception?