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• Introduction
• Anyway You Want
• Beginnings
• Does Anybody Really Know What Time It Is?
• Call on Me
• Make Me Smile
• So Much to Say, So Much to Give
• Anxiety’s Moment
• West Virginia Fantasies
• Colour My World
• To Be Free
• Now More Than Ever
• Ain’t It Blue?
• Just You ’N’ Me
• (I’ve Been) Searchin’ So Long
• Mongonucleosis
• Old Days
• 25 or 6 to 4

• Intro
• Ah Ti Ta Ti Ta Ta
• Song Intro
• In the Street
• Song Intro
• 634-5789
• Hook Me Up
• Il Ribelle
• Song Intro
• Bangkok
• Shiny Stockings
• Claim to Fame
• Sonata, Grave
• Autumn in New York
• Sick and Tired
• It's Too Late to Turn Back Now
• Concert Outro

• Never Found a Girl
• Lipstick Traces
• Hook Me Up
• Oogum Boogum
• You's a Viper
• I Remember Mama
• April in Paris
• There Will Never Be Another You
• Single Again
• You've Got a Booger Bear Under There
• Shiny Stockings
• Goodnight My Love

• Bangkok
• Can't Seem to Make You Mine
• My Rival
• Rock Hard
• Like Flies on Sherbert
• Aligator Man
• Tee Ni Nee Ni Noo
• Stuff
• Lost My Job
• Paradise
• No Sex
• Underclass
• With a Girl Like You
• Take It Off
• Volare

• Come on Honey
• I Can Dig It
• Just to See You
• Free Again
• Something Deep Inside
• All I Really Want Is Money
• I Wish I Could Meet Elvis
• The Happy Song
• Every Day as We Grow Closer
• The EMI Song (Smile for Me)
• Jumpin' Jack Flash
• Funky National
• Sugar Sugar / I Got the Feelin' (Heavy medley)

• Fat City
• Fly Away
• Freedom
• Candyman
• Come on Lord
• Promised Land
• Lover of Love
• Sister
• Too Late
• Do Not Do Not
• The Werewolf
• Dream Baby Revisited

• Sick and Tired
• Devil Girl
• Lies
• It's Your Funeral
• What's Your Sign Girl
• Il Ribelle
• You Don't Have to Go
• Boplexity
• New Girl in School
• You're Lookin' Good
• Don't Know Anymore
• Don't Stop

• My Baby Just Cares for Me
• Time After Time
• All of You
• Gavotte
• Save Your Love for Me
• Let's Get Lost
• Funny (But I Still Love You)
• Frame for the Blues
• The Christmas Song
• There Will Never Be Another You
• Somewhere Along the Way
• What Was

• Boogie Shoes
• My Rival
• Hey! Little Girl
• Hook or Crook
• I've Had It
• Rock Hard
• Girl After Girl
• Waltz Across Texas
• Alligator Man
• Like Flies on Sherbert
• No More the Moon Shines on Lorena

• Free Again
• You Can’t Have Me
• Kanga Roo
• Nighttime
• Kizza Me
• Holocaust
• Bangkok
• Can’t Seem to Make You Mine
• Like Flies on Sherbert
• My Rival
• Rock Hard
• Lost My Job
• Tee Ni Nee Ni Noo/Tip on In
• No Sex
• With a Girl Like You
• Volare
• Make a Little Love
• Thing for You
• Take It Off

• Little GTO
• Guantanamerika
• Jailbait
• Baby Baby Baby
• Nice and Easy Does It
• I Will Turn Your Money Green
• With a Girl Like You
• September Girls
• I'm Gonna Make You Mine
• Take Me Home and Make Me Like It

• Baron of Love, Part II
• Girl After Girl
• My Rival
• No More the Moon Shines on Lorena
• I've Had It
• Rock Hard
• Waltz Across Texas
• Alligator Man
• Hey! Little Child
• Hook or Crook
• Like Flies on Sherbert
• Boogie Shoes
• Baby Doll
• She's the One That's Got It
• Dateless Night

• Femme Fatale
• O Dana (Wlyx Memphis, 1975)
• Take Me Home and Make Me Like It
• Jesus Christ
• Death Cab for Cutie
• Kizza Me
• I Will Always Love You
• The Letter
• The Walking Dead
• Holocaust
• Can't Seem to Make You Mine
• Way Out West
• She Might Look My Way
• Night Time
• Lovely Day
• Motel Blues
• Past, Present and Future (New York 1977)
• The Rubber Room
• The Look of Love
• Walk Right Back
• Sure to Fall
• Down the Highway
• Bangkok

• Free Again (original Mono mix)
• Come on Honey
• Something Deep Inside
• I Can Dig It
• The EMI Song (Smile for Me)
• All I Really Want Is Money
• The Happy Song
• Jumpin' Jack Flash
• Every Day as We Grow Closer / Funky National
• I Wish I Could Meet Elvis
• Just to See You
• All We Ever Got From Them Was Pain
• Sugar, Sugar / I Got the Feelin'
• Free Again (Stereo mix with alternate vocal)
• Every Day as We Grow Closer (original Mono mix)
• Come on Honey (original Mono mix)
• The EMI Song (Smile for Me) (original Mono mix)
• All I Really Want Is Money (original Mono mix)
• If You Would Marry Me Babe (demo)
• It Isn't That Easy (demo)

• Take It Off
• Let Me Get Close to You
• Dalai Lama
• Volare
• Thing for You
• Forbidden Love
• Make a Little Love
• Trouble Don't Last
• Don't Be a Drag
• Nobody's Fool
• Come By Here
• Raunchy
• Tee Ni Nee Ni Noo / Tip on In
• Stuff
• Baby
• Thank You John
• Lost My Job
• Paradise
• No Sex
• Underclass

• No Sex
• Underclass
• Wild Kingdom
• Tee Ni Nee Noo / Tip On In
• Stuff
• B-A-B-Y
• Thank You John
• Lost My Job
• Paradise
• Bangkok
• Can't Seem To Make You Mine
• Walking Dead
• Free Again
• Come On Honey
• I Can Dig It
• Just To See You

• Take Me Home and Make Me Like It (version 1)
• (Every Time I) Close My Eyes (version 1)
• All of the Time
• Free Again (version 1)
• I'm So Tired (Parts 1 & 2)
• Free Again (version 2)
• Jesus Christ
• Singer Not the Song
• Summertime Blues
• Take Me Home and Make Me Like It (version 2)
• (Every Time I) Close My Eyes (version 2)
• Bangkok
• Can't Seem to Make You Mine
• Walking Dead
• Take Me Home and Make Me Like It (version 3)

Born: ['1950-12-28']

Died: ['2010-03-17']

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