| Title | Performer | Singer | Horns | Played | Comments |
| 25 Miles (Starr/Bristol/Fuqua) | Edwin Starr | S Upton | Yes | from late 1999 | Motown Artist Edwin Starr number. Lively Soul/Commitments style song. |
| 9 to 5 (Parton) | Dolly Parton | D Gillies | Yes | from late 2005 | |
| A Message to You Rudy (Thompson) | The Specials | S Upton | Yes | from 1999. | A Specials song, popular with all 2-Tone and Ska fans. |
| And She Was (Byrne) | Talking Heads | T Upton | Later | only dropped in 1998 | Quirky Talking Heads song. Lead vocals by Tim. |
| Angel of Harlem (U2) | U2 | S Upton | Yes | from 02/03/00. | Well-known U2 track with horns. |
| Angels (Chambers/Williams) | Robbie Williams | S Upton | Yes | once in 2004 | |
| Baby Can I Hold You (Chapman) | Tracey Chapman | S Upton | Yes | once on 02/03/00. | Slow Tracy Chapman number suitable for cuddly couples. |
| Beyond The Sea | Robbie Williams | E Morris | Yes | from 10/08/02 | Romantic Swing number recently covered by Robbie Williams. |
| Blame It On The Boogie (Jackson 5) | Michael Jackson | D Gillies | Yes | from early 2003 | A challenge for the guitarists, with early hints of Michael Jackson becoming slightly eccentric. |
| Blind (Byrne) | Talking Heads | S Upton | Yes | from late 2002 | |
| Breakfast At Tiffany's (Pipes) | Deep Blue Something | S Upton | No | rarely 1996 to 1998 | |
| Bright Side of the Road (Morrison) | Van Morrison | S Upton | Yes | from 08/01/00. | Upbeat Van Morrison number used in many films. |
| Brown-Eyed Girl (Morrison) | Van Morrison | S Upton | No | only dropped in 1998 | Famous and popular Van Morrison number. |
| Burning Down The House (Byrne) | Tom Jones with The Cardigans | S Upton | Yes | from 2002 | We do The Tom Jones/Cardigans version of this Talking Heads song. |
| Can't Explain (Townsend) | The Who | S Upton | No | many gigs, still played | A horn-less rocker originally by The Who |
| Can't Take My Eyes Off You (Crewe/Gaudio) | Andy Williams | S Upton | Yes | from 03/06/00. | Very cheesy sing-along crowd-pleaser by Andy Williams. Sung at lots of stag/hen nights, etc… |
| Club Tropicana (Michael/Ridgeley) | Wham! | S Upton | Yes | from late 2000 | Classic Wham! Song. Need we say more? |
| Dance The Night Away (Malo) | The Mavericks | S Upton | Yes | 1998 to date | Very popular Mavericks song with a Latin feel. Generally fills the dance floor with all ages. |
| Daydream Believer (Sebastian) | The Monkees | S Upton | Yes | from mid 2000 | Sing-along Monkees number. |
| Deeply Dippy (Fairbrass/Manzoli) | Right Said Fred | T Upton | Yes | from 1998 | Right Said Fred – tongue in cheek (or somewhere anyway), but great stuff. |
| Destination Anywhere (Ashford & Simpson) | The Commitments | E Morris | Yes | from 16/12/00 | Another song made famous by the film The Commitments. Not as hard hitting as Mustang Sally but a cracking composition… |
| Disco 2000 (Pulp) | Pulp | T Upton | No | frequent from 1996 | Dancey track by Pulp. A chance for Tim to sing. No horns in this one I’m afraid. |
| Domino (Morrison) | Van Morrison | S Upton | Yes | from late 2005 | Less well known Van Morrison hit with driving horn parts & a rousing chorus. |
| Dreaming of You | The Coral | S Upton | Yes | from late 2005 | A song originally by The Coral with snappy guitar and cool baritone sax part. |
| Drive My Car (Lennon/McCartney) | The Beatles | S Upton | Yes | frequent from 1999 | A re-vamp of the Beatles song – slightly jazzy, though fast and furious, with added horn parts. |
| Echo Beach (Gane) | Martha & The Muffins | S Upton | No | 19/4/1997 to 1998 | Lively 80s hit for Martha & the Muffins. |
| Everybody Knows (Except You) (Hannon) | The Divine Comedy | S Upton | Yes | from 26/08/00. | A ballad by The Divine Comedy. Possible wedding first dance track. |
| Everybody Needs Sbdy (Berns, Burke, Wexler) | Solomon Burke | S Upton | Later | from 1994 | If everybody was to sing this song, it would save the whole world, or so said Solomon Burke before The Blues Brothers did their version. |
| Express Yourself (Wright) | Charles Wright & The Watts 103 st Band | S Upton | Yes | 01/04/2001 | Groovy soul/funk number used in a recent TV advert. |
| Fairytale of New York (McGowan) | The Pogues | T Schofield | Yes | from Dec 2001 | Well-known seasonal ballad by The Pogues with Kirsty McColl. |
| Flip Flop Fly (Calhoun/Turner) | The Blues Brothers | S Upton | Yes | from Dec 2000 | Another one from the Blues Brothers with a swing rhythm; very danceable and features Terry on harmonica. |
| Geno (Rowland) | Dexy's Midnight Runners | S Upton | Yes | from 2002 | Kevin Rowland gets excited about Geno Washington and so do we! |
| Got To Get You Off My Mind (Burke) | Solomon Burke | S Upton | Yes | frequent from 2003 | The greatest song ever written, if you believe Nick Hornby, the writer of High Fidelity. |
| Grease Theme (Gibb) | J. Travolta & O. Newton-John | D Gillies | Yes | from 19/05/01 | Grease is the word! Big horn entry. |
| Hard To Handle | | S Upton | Yes | frequent from 2003 | |
| I Got You (I Feel Good) (Brown) | James Brown | S Upton | Yes | from 1998 | You all know this James Brown one. |
| I Guess That's Why They Call It The Blues | Elton John | M McNaughton | No | from late 2004 | Here our tenor saxophonist gets to show off his keyboard and vocal talents for the lay-dees! |
| I Useta Lover (Cunliffe/Carton/Moran/Stevens) | The Saw Doctors | T Schofield | No | frequent 1994 to 1997 | |
| I Want To Hold Your Hand (Lennon/McCartney) | The Beatles | S Upton | Yes | from 19/08/00. | Our own version of this Beatles hit, with added horns. Most people tend to hurt their throats by screaming along to the oh-so-tacky words! Gets everyone going. |
| I Want You Back (Jackson 5) | Jackson 5 | D Gillies | Yes | from 2005 | Great Jackson 5 number that everyone knows! |
| I Will Survive (Fekaris/Perren) | Gloria Gaynor | D Gillies | Yes | from 2001 | |
| I Wish (Wonder) | Stevie Wonder | S Upton | Yes | from early 2000. | Stevie Wonder song (the rhythm was pinched for Will Smith’s Wild Wild West). |
| I'll Take You There (Isbell) | The Staples Singers | S Upton | Yes | from 14/12/01 | Soul / gospel number by The Staples Singers, used in various films and adverts. |
| I'm A Believer | The Monkees | S Upton/T Upton | Yes | from 06/09/03 | The Monkees number with horn section instead of a keyboard. |
| In The Midnight Hour (Pickett/Cropper) | Wilson Pickett | S Upton | Later | many gigs from 1994 | In the Midnight Hour The late great Wilson Pickett’s signature song, revived by its prominence in The Commitments film. |
| It Must Be Love (Siffre) | Madness | S Upton | Yes | from 2004 | A song made famous by Madness – our version is similar but without any piano. |
| Keep On Dancing (Mango Groove) | Mango Groove | D Gillies | Yes | from 2003 | A song originally by South African band Mango Groove, whose brilliant trumpeter joined our ranks for several years. |
| Kiss (Prince) | Prince | S Upton | Yes | from 2002 | Cross between the Tom Jones and the Prince version. Fast and funky. |
| Knock On Wood (Floyd/Cropper) | Eddie Floyd | S Upton | Yes | from 13/02/99 | Atlantic Soul classic with lots of horns (Amy Stewart also covered it). Good number to round off an evening with universal dancing. |
| Lady Marmalade (Crewe/Nolan) | Labelle | D Gillies | Yes | from 25/10/01 | Labelle song, recently re-released for the Moulin Rouge soundtrack. Late 70s groove. |
| Land of 1000 Dances | Wilson Pickett | S Upton | Yes | from 2002 | Fast and furious, with sing-along chorus that you will instantly recognise. |
| Late In The Evening (Simon) | Paul Simon | S Upton | Yes | from late 2004 | Latin-feel Paul Simon song about smoking joints and playing his guitar in a smoky bar, with fabulous but tricky horn parts. |
| Let Me Entertain You (Chambers/Williams) | Robbie Williams | S Upton | Yes | from 30/07/00 | Very loud version of the Robbie Williams song with full horn section and guitars cranked up. |
| Let Your Yeah Be Yeah (Cliff) | The Pioneers | S Upton | Yes | from 2003 | Jimmy Cliff classic and early Jamaican hit with excellent horn parts. |
| Let's Stick Together (Harrison) | Bryan Ferry | S Upton | Yes | from 19/9/98 | |
| Little Green Bag (Visser/Bouwens) | The George Baker Selection | S Upton | Yes | from 12/05/01 | Cool track by The George Baker Selection. Used near the beginning of the film Reservoir Dogs, when all the characters are walking down the street. |
| Long Train Running | Doobie Brothers | S Upton | Yes | from 2002 | An instantly recognisable song by the Doobie Brothers with that famous guitar riff at the start. |
| Love and Pride (King) | King | S Upton | Yes | from 2002 | The best known song by 80s pop band King, but with horn section replacing tacky electric keyboard sound. |
| Love Shack (B52s) | The B52's | D Gillies/S Upton | Yes | from 25/10/01 | B52s song we have all heard a thousand times, but can’t help dancing to. |
| Midnight at the Oasis (Nichtern) | Brand New Heavies | D Gillies | Yes | from August '99 | Interesting version of the Brand New Heavies number. |
| Moondance (Morrison) | Van Morrison | S Upton | Yes | | Famous early Van Morrison track with a haunting jazzy feel. |
| Mr Pitiful (Redding/Cropper) | Otis Redding | S Upton | Yes | rarely from early 2000. | Short and lively Otis Redding Atlantic Soul number. |
| Mustang Sally (Rice) | The Commitments | S Upton | Yes | from 1998 | THE Commitments song. |
| My Girl (Robinson/White) | Otis Redding | S Upton | Yes | from late 1998 | Otis Redding ballad. Possible wedding first dance track. |
| Nightboat to Cairo (McPhearson/Barson) | Madness | T Schofield | Yes | from 1998 | Madness hit. A bit of a jam for the band. |
| One Way Or Another (Harrison/Harry) | Blondie | D Gillies | No | from 2003 | |
| Oye Como Va (Puente) | Santana | S Upton | Yes | from 12/05/01 | |
| Papa's Got a Brand New Bag (Brown) | James Brown | S Upton | Yes | from 13/04/00. | |
| Parklife (Blur) | Blur | S Upton | Yes | 4 times early 2000 | |
| Pata Pata (Dludlu) | Jimmy Dludlu & friends | N/A | Yes | from 2000 | Famous pan-African instrumental used in Flora adverts. |
| Perfect Day | Lou Reed | S Upton/T Schofield | Yes | from early 2003 | That famous slow song by Lou Reed, with a powerful brassy chorus. |
| Pick Up The Pieces (Gorrie/Stuart) | Average White Band | N/A | Yes | from 1998 | Late 70s instrumental by The Average White Band (you’ll recognise it!). |
| Play That Funky Music (Robert/Parissi) | Wild Cherry | S Upton | Yes | from 06/03/1999 | The ultimate funky number that gets everyone dancing – originally by Wild Cherry back in the 70s. |
| Respect (Redding) | Aretha Franklin | D Gillies | Yes | from 13/04/00. | Lively version similar to the Aretha Franklin cover of this Otis Redding song. |
| Rock Steady | Aretha Franklin | D Gillies | | | Less well known song by Aretha Franklin, where the horn section get to try their vocal skills. |
| Sexbomb (Moose T/Rennalls) | Tom Jones | S Upton | Yes | from 26/05/00. | Reasonably recent Tom Jones track off the Reload album. Always goes down well with the girls. |
| Shake A Tail Feather (Hayes/Williams/Rice) | Ray Charles | S Upton | Yes | from 10/10/1998 | Blues Brothers/Ray Charles classic that always gets everyone on the dance floor. |
| Show Me (Tex) | The Commitments | S Upton | Yes | from early 2000. | Joe Tex song which also features in The Commitments film. Great Baritone Sax part. |
| Sir Duke (Wonder) | Stevie Wonder | S Upton | Yes | from 24/10/1998 | |
| Smooth (Santana) | Santana | T Schofield | Yes | from 13/04/00. | More recent Carlos Santana track. Terry on vocals. |
| Son of a Preacher Man | Dusty Springfield | E Morris | Yes | from early 2003 | Made famous by Dusty Springfield. A more laid-back kind of groove. |
| Soul Man (Hayes/Porter) | Sam & Dave | S Upton | Yes | from Feb 1999 | Very well known Atlantic Soul number by Sam & Dave; also used in the Blues Brothers. |
| Suspicious Minds (James) | Fine Young Cannibals | S Upton | Later | frequent from 1997 | Famous Elvis Presley track, though we do a fast version similar to that of the Fine Young Cannibals in the 80s. |
| Sweet Soul Music | Arthur Conley | S Upton | Yes | from late 2002 | The song that mentions loo rolls and other famous soul singers. |
| That Ole Devil Called Love | Alison Moyet | D Gillies | Yes | from late 2003 | Famous jazzy ballad, sung by Denise, our budding Diva. Could be chosen as a first dance song for a wedding. |
| The Power of Love (Lewis) | H Lewis & The News | S Upton | Yes | from 10/10/1998 | Huey Lewis track used in the film Back to the Future. |
| The Same Thing | Ray Charles | S Upton | Yes | from early 2000 | Very lively Ray Charles soul number. |
| The Tide is High (Holt) | Blondie | E Morris | Yes | from 2000 | Blondie song played with more of a Ska rhythm & plenty of brass. |
| Think | Aretha Franklin | E Morris | Yes | from early 2003 | A song by the greatest soul singer of all time, Aretha Franklin. Denise does a very good impression but slimmer. |
| Town Called Malice (Weller) | The Jam | S Upton | Yes | from 2005 | A big hit for The Jam and good for filling the dance-floor. |
| Treat Her Right (Trad.) | Blues Band | S Upton | Twice | only dropped in 1998 | Trad. up-tempo blues number featured in The Commitments film |
| Try A Little Tenderness | Otis Redding | S Upton | Yes | Once on 24/08/02 | A Commitments ballad that builds gradually from a tender opening to a powerful climax. |
| Valerie | Amy Winehouse / Mark Ronson | D Gillies | Yes | Debuing 26/10/07 | Excellent new arrangement by Mark Ronson of The Frays Song |
| Walking on Sunshine (Rew) | Katrina & The Waves | E Morris | Yes | from 10/10/1998 | Well-known summertime hit for Katrina & the Waves. |
| You and Me Song (Wannadies) | The Wannadies | S Upton | Yes | from 10/12/01 | Wannadies hit from the late 80s. Quiet, bossanova verse and very heavy sing-along chorus. |
| You Can Call Me Al (Simon) | Paul Simon | T Upton | Yes | from 1998 | Paul Simon 80s hit, which the band often mixes with some afro-jazz. |
| You Can Leave Your Hat On (Newman) | Joe Cocker | S Upton | Yes | from 1998 | Both Joe Cocker and Tom Jones had hits with this, though you are most likely to know it as the song from the film The Full Monty. |
| You Can't Always Get...(Jagger/Richards) | Rolling Stones | S+M Upton | Later | nearly all gigs | Lively danceable jam version of this Rolling Stones number. |
| You Can't Hurry Love | Martha Reeves & The Vandellas | D Gillies | Yes | from 2005 | More like the original Supremes version than Phil Collins 80s revival. |
| Your Song (John/Taupin) | Elton John | M McNaughton | Yes | 18/09/2004 | Elton’s love song tenderly sung and played on the pianoforte by young Matty |