Live Set: K-Tel Record Party

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Fire – Pointer Sisters

Double Vision – Foreigner

Love Takes Time – Orleans

Love Will Find a Way – Pablo Cruise

Save Your Kisses – Brotherhood of Man

You Should Hear How She Talks About You – Mellissa Manchester

Sweet Thing – Rufas w/ Chaka Khan

You Don’t Want Me Anymore – Steel Breeze

I Wanna Do Something Freaky to You – Leon Haywood

Play the Game – Kansas

Lorilei – Styx

Renegade – Styx

Knock on Wood – Ammi Stewart

Shaking All Over – The Guess Who

Shake Your Groove Thing – Peaches and Herb

Lady – Little River Band

Got to be Real – Cheryl Lynn

Love is the Answer – England Dan and John Ford Coley

I Got My Mind Made Up – Instant Funk

I Love You For All Seasons – The Fuzz

Precious Love – Bob Welch

Shake Your Body – The Jacksons

Kids In America – Kim Wilde

Maybe I’m a Fool – Eddie Money

I Got You  - Split Enz

You Hit the Spot – Graham Parker

Magnet and Steel – Walter Egan

Hot Number – Foxy

Blinding Light Show/Moonchild – Triumph

It Feels So Good – Starbuck

Dreaming of Me - Depeche Mode

Joan of Arc – Orchestral Maneuvers in the Dark

Take Time – Rufas

Right Back Where we Started From – Maxine Nightingale

Easy Come, Easy Go – Odyssey

Summer – War

When Will I be Loved – Linda Ronstadt

August Day – Hall and Oates

Sho Nuff Groove – Harvey Mason

Love is Thicker Than Water – Andy Gibb

My Girl – Chilliwack

You and Me – Alice Cooper

Magic Power – Triumph

Star Wars Theme – Meco

Let’s All Chant – Michael Zager Band

Heaven on the Seventh Floor – Paul Nicholas

Love Me – Yvonne Elliman

Love Come Down – Evelyn King

Tennessee River – Alabama

Hooked on Classics – Louis Clark & Royal Philharmonic 




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