Artist	Song
Led Zeppelin	Dancing Days
Prince and The New Power Generation	My Name Is Prince
OutKast	Hey Ya!
Justin Timberlake	Rock Your Body
Iggy Pop	Nightclubbing
David Bowie	Let's Dance
The Rolling Stones	Miss You
Kym Mazelle	Young Hearts Run Free (featured in "William Shakespeare's Romeo + Juliet")
Madonna	Like A Virgin
Leonard Cohen	Take This Waltz
Elton John	Tiny Dancer
Shudder To Think	Hot One (from the motion picture "Velvet Goldmine")
Elvis Costello	(I Don't Want To Go To) Chelsea
Prince and The New Power Generation	Blue Light
Van Morrison	Moondance
PJ Harvey	The Dancer
The Velvet Underground	Head Held High
Alison Krauss feat. Lyle Lovett and Dolly Parton	Dreaming My Dreams With You

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mid-dec. 2003 -- For some reason, a Christmas mix for Anne became a dance CD. The title comes from a comment about our old girl's evolution from an asexual do-gooder to a caged go-go dancer at Oberlin College. Not necessarily all songs to dance to, but certainly about dancing. Equally enjoyable for booty-shaking or headphones contemplation. Starts off with one of the sickest riffs in the Jimmy Page catalogue, right on through some rock-solid club numbers, to a little 70s glam/androgynous love triangle, the ladies finally getting a voice (probably my favorite Madonna track, if only for the weirdly perfect music video that accompanies it), Leonard Cohen channeling Lorca in a heaven-hell of mal de siFcle, an unassuming Elton John classic (you mean he just sings the song twice?), the best faux-glam aria ever (perhaps not danceable per se, but voguing in and out of pouty postures is pretty fun times), nighttime slow-dances, Polly Jean doing her undeniable THANG, a word from her seducer ("the answer was become a Dancer"), and finally, a most angelic waltz. Technical note: mad thanks to iTunes 4 for giving greater freedom when it comes to time elapses between songs.

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