Ultimate Dance Craze Party CD

Ultimate Dance Craze Party Music

List Price	$17.99 (You save $0.90)
Category	Dance Albums, Dance Collections CDs
Label	Phantom
All Time Sales Rank	434396
CD Universe Part number	7377118
Catalog number	655026
Discs	1
Release Date	Feb 13, 2007

Ultimate Dance Craze Party Songs

	1.	Dont Feel Like Dancing (DISC 01)
	2.	Hips Dont Lie
	3.	Love Machine
	4.	Amarillo
	5.	5678
	6.	Maneater
	7.	Dont Stop Me Now
	8.	Axel F
	9.	Locomotion
	10.	ymca
	11.	Macarena
	12.	Saturday Night
	13.	Reach For The Stars
	14.	Ketchup Song
	15.	Hey Baby
	16.	Cha Cha Slide
	17.	Barbie Girl
	18.	Dont Cha
	19.	Agadoo
	20.	Birdie Song
	21.	Chico Time
	22.	Cheeky Song
	23.	Do The Conga
	24.	Breaking Free
	25.	Love Machine (DISC 02 DVD)
	26.	5,6,7,8
	27.	Axel F
	28.	Locomotion
	29.	Y.M.C.A.
	30.	Macarena
	31.	Ketchup Song, The
	32.	Agadoo

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