hi,
i play bass in a rock cover band. we mainly play classic rock, but are open to other genres of rock as well.
i am trying to work on our setlist since we recently added a keyboard player.
here it is:
Set List
1. Break on Thru - doors
2. I want to hold your hand - beatles
3. Mothers little helper - stones
4. Boys dont Cry - cure
5. Purple Haze - hendrix
6. Green River ccr
7. Sidewinder Sleeps Tonight - rem
8. Sunshine of Your Love - cream
9. Message in a Bottle - police
10. Get Back beatles
11. Symphony in C - cake
12. Hush deep purple________________SET TWO
13. Cinnamon Girl neil young
14. De do do do, De da da da - police
15. Strange Brew - cream
16. Back in the USSR Beatles
17. Mike in the Box Gregs original
18. Courage tradgically hip
19. Bad Moon Rising - ccr
20. Justice Sleeps Torins original
21. Roadhouse Blues doors
22. I Feel Fine the beatles
23. Taking Care of Business - bto
24. Truth Hits Everybody police_______________SET THREE
25. Light my fire - doors
26. Middle of the road pretenders
27. Born under a bad sign cream
28. Drugs in my pocket monks
29. suffergette city david bowie
30. Jumping Jack Flash rolling stones
31. Incense and peppermints strawberry alarmclock
32. take the money and run steve miller
33. Driven to drinking Gregs original
Other songs I am thinking of
Oyo coma va (sp?) santana
Saturday nights alright elton john
Call me the breeze lyrnd skyrnd
Fleetwood mac
Look at little sister stevie ray vaughn
Many of the songs in our current set list are either not that great to dance to and/or dont have keys.
Looking at other band's setlist doesnt help because unless i am very famaliar with the song i wont know if it has keys or not.
Could you please suggest songs that we may include in our setlist that have keys and are danceable?