| | All Star Karaoke: Party's Greatest Hits, Vol. 1 CD Karaoke Discography of CDs
All Star Karaoke: Party's Greatest Hits, Vol. 1 Music All Star Karaoke: Party's Greatest Hits, Vol. 1 Songs | | All Star Karaoke: Party's Greatest Hits, Vol. 1 CD DISC 1: |
| 1. | It's Five O'Clock Somewhere |
| 2. | Achy Breaky Heart |
| 3. | Hooked On a Feeling |
| 4. | Boot Scootin' Boogie |
| 5. | Girls Just Wanna Have Fun |
| 6. | Jailhouse Rock |
| 7. | New, York, New York |
| 8. | December, 1963 (Oh, What a Night) |
| 9. | Friends In Low Places |
| 10. | Shout |
| 11. | I Love Rock & Roll |
| 12. | Gambler, The |
| 13. | Celebration |
| 14. | It's My Party |
| 15. | Electric Slide |
| | All Star Karaoke: Party's Greatest Hits, Vol. 1 Songs DISC 2: |
| 1. | Hang On Sloopy |
| 2. | Paradise By the Dashboard Light |
| 3. | Down Under |
| 4. | Beat It |
| 5. | Sweet Caroline |
| 6. | Hit Me With Your Best Shot |
| 7. | La Bamba |
| 8. | I Got You Babe |
| 9. | Born To Be Wild |
| 10. | Love Shack |
| 11. | Build Me Up Buttercup |
| 12. | My Girl |
| 13. | Wild Thing |
| 14. | It's Raining Men |
| 15. | Play That Funky Music |
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