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50 Throwback Songs For Any College Student's 2018 Spring Break Playlist

The Oldies But Goodies

Rachel Nigh
Feb 20, 2018
Purdue University
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50 Throwback Songs For Any College Student's 2018 Spring Break Playlist
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As spring break is approaching in just a few short weeks, college students will begin to hit the beach. A lot of poor college students can not afford the astronomical spring break plane tickets, that means ROAD TRIPPING!!! These oldies but goodies songs listed are the songs that are a must on the Spotify/Apple Music playlist for the roughly 19-hour drive to Fort Lauderdale.

1. Rich Girl By Daryl Hall & John Oates

2. Mr. Blue Sky By Electric Light Orchestra

3. You Make My Dreams By Dary l Hall & John Oates

4. Come on Eileen By Dexys Midnight Runners

5. Never Gonna Give You Up By Rick Astley

6. Free Fallin' By Tom Petty

7. Centerfold By The J. Geils Band

8. Your Love By The Outfield

9. Maggie May By Rod Stewart

10. In The Air by Phil Collins

11. Fortunate Son by Creedence Clearwater Revival

12. Rocket Man (I Think It's Going To Be A Long Long Time) By Elton John

13. American Pie By Don McLean

14. Uptown Girl by Billy Joel

15. You Give Love a Bad Name by Bon Jovi

16. Bohemian Rhapsody By Queen

17. Eye of the Tiger By Survivor

18. Piano Man by Billy Joel

19. There She Goes by Sixpence None The Richer

20. Stuck In The Middle With You By Stealers Wheel

21. I Can't Help Myself (Sugar Pie, Honey Bunch) By Four Tops

22. (What A) Wonderful World By Sam Cooke

23. For Once In My Life By Stevie Wonder

24. Jessie's Girl By Rick Springfield

25. Mrs. Robinson By Simon & Garfunkle

26. I'm Gonna Be (500 Miles) By The Proclaimers

27. Black Betty By Ram Jam

28. You Sexy Thing By Hot Chocolate

29. The Way You Look Tonight By Frank Sinatra

30. I'm a Believer By The Monkees

31. You've Got a Friend In Me by Randy Newman

32. Escape ( The Pina Colada Song) By Rupert Holmes

33. Build Me Up Buttercup By The Foundations

34. Listen To The Music By The Doobie Brothers

35. The Joker By Steve Miller Band

36. Small Town By John Mellencamp

37. Sugar Sugar The Archies

38. Ramble On By Led Zeppelin

39. Brown Eyed Girl By Van Morrison

40. Good Riddance (Time of Your Life) By Green Day

41. Jack & Diane By John Mellencamp

42. Sweet Caroline By Neil Diamond

43. Respect By Aretha Franklin

44. Cary on Wayward Son By Kansas

45. Only The Good Die Young By Billy Joel

46. Old Time Rock & Roll By Bob Seger

47. Bennie And The Jets By Elton John

48. Take It Easy By Eagles

49. It's Still Rock and Roll to Me By Billy Joel

50. You Can't Always Get What You Want By The Rolling Stones

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