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martinis on the roof MIX-hello summer

Posted by jimtarnation on 05/25/2006

i am moving into a new place next week, and it'll be my 1st place in NYC w/ ROOFTOP ACCESS! also, i think but ain't sure that i'll have a real nice view of the statue of liberty from my roof. ever since i got this place, the superchunk song "martinis on the roof" has been stuck in my head, so the 1st weekend i'm in my place, this will be my mix. it won't be martinis, though i'll have vodka & lemon (a new favorite, thanks jeff) & it'll be mostly hall & oates, though i will have that superchunk song on my mix. but the hall & oates are predetermined and offer the maximum amount of singalongability & icy cool chillness.

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1. Superchunk - Martinis on the Roof

2. Hall & Oates - One On One

3. Hall & Oates - Private Eyes

4. Hall & Oates - I Can't Go For That (No Can Do)

5. Dr Hook - sharing the night together

6. Bread - Make It With You

7. Hall & Oates - Rich Girl

8. Dr Hook - when you're in love with a beautiful woman

9. Hall & Oates - Maneater

10. Little River Band - Reminiscing

11. Hall & Oates - Sara Smile

12. Hall & Oates - Kiss On My List

13. Hall & Oates - Say It Isn't So

14. Bread - Baby I'm A Want You

15. Hall & Oates - You Make My Dreams

16. Bread - The Guitar Man

17. Steve Miller Band - The Stake

18. Dr Hook - sexy eyes

19. Michael McDonald - I Keep Forgettin' (Every Time You're Near)

20. Steve Miller Band - Serenade

21. Hall & Oates - Family Man

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