Artist	Song
The 5th Dimension	Last Night I Didn't Get to Sleep At All
from The Ultimate 5th Dimension (2003)
Dave Koz	Castle of Dreams
from Dave Koz (1990)
Bruce Hornsby	The Way It Is
from Greatest Radio Hits (2003)
Olivia Newton-John	I Honestly Love You
from Gold: Olivia Newton-John (2005)
Billy Ocean	Suddenly
from Suddenly (1989)
Céline Dion	Because You Loved Me
from Falling Into You (1996)
Yanni	In the Morning Light
from The Very Best of Yanni (1999)
Wilson Phillips	Release Me
from Wilson Phillips: Greatest Hits (2000)
Stephen Bishop	On and On
from On and On: The Hits of Stephen Bishop (1994)
Five for Fighting	Superman (It's Not Easy)
from America Town (2000)
Grover Washington, Jr.	Winelight
from Rhino Hi-Five: Grover Washington Jr. - EP (2007)
Captain & Tennille	Muskrat Love
from Captain & Tennille's Greatest Hits (1985)
Climax	Precious and Few
from The Things We Do for Love - 16 Love Songs of the Seventies (2002)
Michael Bublé	Home
from It's Time (2005)
Dido	Thank You
from No Angel (1999)
Selena	I Could Fall In Love
from Dreaming of You (2002)
Leo Sayer	More Than I Can Say
from The Very Best of Leo Sayer (2005)
Debby Boone	You Light Up My Life
from The Best of Debby Boone (1994)
Extreme	More Than Words
from The Best of Extreme - An Accidental Collocation of Atoms? (2000)
Chris Botti	Indian Summer
from A Thousand Kisses Deep (2003)
Richard Marx	Right Here Waiting
from Greatest Hits (1997)
Dan Fogelberg	Longer
from The Very Best of Dan Fogelberg (2001)
Patrick Swayze & Wendy Fraser	She's Like the Wind
from Dirty Dancing (20th Anniversary Edition) [Soundtrack from the Motion Picture] (2007)
John Tesh & James Ingram	Give Me Forever (I Do)
from Forever More - The Greatest Hits of John Tesh (2000)
The Rippingtons	She Likes to Watch
from Moonlighting (1990)

Comment:

So, maybe it seems like everyone else has been called but you — you could have [i]sworn[/i] you were here before that other guy. All the better, we say. More time in the waiting room means more time to catch up on that issue of [i]Popular Mechanics[/i] from 1999, perhaps enjoy some delectable vending machine fare, and — best of all — indulge in more [i]Waiting Room[/i] Essentials. Why not allow Climax to swaddle you in a downy blanket of romantic bliss with "Precious and Few." If glass-finish-smooth jazz is more your groove, we've got Dave Koz standing by, just waiting to build you a "Castle of Dreams." And when Richard Marx opens up on his soaring power ballad, we [i]know[/i] there's no place we'd rather be than "Right Here Waiting."

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