412 mixes with songs by “Chaka Khan”

30 legendary Disco Classics, the long versions of course.

Music starting from the 60s to the most recent of music,

dance like your parents to 80 soulful oldies tracks

You sweet sassy individuals. Cheers to being independent. Cheers to getting on your feet, for doing your thing, for being you and rocking it. You're sexy and you're strong. You're fierce and nothing can take your power away from you. You're worthy of it all simply for being who you are. We love you, your fellow girls

We gonna back. Back to when radio stations played it all.No separate special lists for different types of music.Just real good music playing thru the air. Dick Clark was a "primary force in legitimizing music to America's whole population. The show gave music artists their first exposure to national audiences, Ike and Tina Turner, Stevie Wonder, and Simon & Garfunkel. His shows were among the first where blacks and whites performed on the same stage and the audience seating was desegregated.

get your Tina Turner on, ladies! grab the hair brush and dance your shit off to 40 tracks from women who kick serious ass, including tina turner, etta james, and chaka khan.

For the Glee haters: because the originals will always be remembered.

And for the Glee lovers: So now you know, why the Glee Crew chose those awesome songs and where they are from. Do you recognize them all?

Update 05/20/2012: Now with over 110 songs, mostly from the first season. And it keeps on growing...

because you might get sick of the first playlist...

Hours of 80s goodness, not those namby pamby mixes where it's all top 40. There are some surprises here, and some not-surprises, like The Cure, The Alarm, and of course, Depeche Mode.

A mix of some girl power songs to get the ladies pumped up, filled with all the great Divas and some cheesy girly songs. If you're in a "I hate boys mood", these 34 tracks will fill your emotional needs.

So, Mother Nature forgot to give us a winter here in the East Coast, most were okay with that, but now we're busy dealing with Autumn in April. Forty degrees, Chilly and Windy. Well I'm going Back In The Day for a moment to a sunny and warm time, with these Nineteen Tracks, One Hour and Twenty-Four min Classics from Anita Baker, The Doobie Brothers, Roberta Flack and Many More...

22 tracks from the Golden Age of Soul Train. The swagger in the dancers was hypnotizing and the amount of amazing fashion was ridiculous. Kids with big Afros decked out in five-inch platform shoes, lapels as wide as Queens, bell bottoms that look like beach umbrellas and flower print rompers that look like grandma's curtains. Fashion aside, music was the star of this show. This mix is a nostalgic tribute to the great early music of Soul Train, 'the hippest trip in America'" RIP Don Cornelius.