Artist	Song
Heat Wave	Boogie Nights
from Best of the 70s (2004)
Kanye West	Jesus Walks
from The College Dropout (2004)
Train	Hey, Soul Sister
from Hey, Soul Sister - Single (2009)
Bee Gees	Stayin' Alive
from Saturday Night Fever (The Original Movie Soundtrack) [Remastered] (2007)
Club Nouveau	Rumors
from The Collection, Vol. 1 (2007)
Sheila E	The Glamorous Life
from The Glamorous Life (2005)
Gloria Estefan	Turn the Beat Around
from Greatest Hits Vol. II (2001)
Teena Marie	Square Biz
from 20th Century Masters - The Millennium Collection: The Best of Teena Marie (2001)
Wild Cherry	Play That Funky Music
from Wild Cherry (1990)
Naughty By Nature	O.P.P.
from Greatest Hits: Naughty's Nicest (2005)
Us3	Cantaloop (Flip Fantasia)
from Cool '90s Hits (2008)
Wham!	Wake Me Up Before You Go-Go
from Make It Big (1985)
The Brothers Johnson	Stomp!
from Strawberry Letter 23: The Very Best of the Brothers Johnson (2003)
Trick Daddy	Let's Go
from Thug Matrimony - Married to the Streets (2004)
Shalamar	Dancing In the Sheets
from Footloose (15th Anniversary Collectors' Edition) (1998)
Ari Gold	Where the Music Takes You (featuring Sasha Allen)
from Transport Systems (2007)
Jody Watley	Don't You Want Me
from Jody Watley (2003)
Chingy	Right Thurr
from Jackpot (2003)
Yello	Oh Yeah
from Stella (2005)
The Police	Synchronicity II
from Synchronicity (Remastered) (2003)
Fat Joe	Get It Poppin' (Featuring Nelly)
from All or Nothing (2005)
Q-Tip	Vivrant Thing
from Violator - The Album (1999)
Guns N' Roses	Sweet Child O' Mine
from Appetite for Destruction (1987)
Propellerheads & Shirley Bassey	History Repeating
from Decksandrumsandrockandroll (1998)
Dead or Alive	My Heart Goes Bang (Get Me to the Doctor)
from Rip It Up (1988)

Comment:

The beauty of a Total Workout? Options. There are so many ways to get fit, and so many songs to get strong by, boredom is simply not an option. Feed your fitness fever with the Bee Gees and their disco survivor “Stayin’ Alive,” then take a power stroll with hip-hop trooper Kanye West and “Jesus Walks.” Sock it to the StairMaster to the tune of Teena Marie’s ivory-soul straight-talker “Square Biz,” then face down the free weights with Trick Daddy and the at-your-back rap of “Let’s Go.”

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