Party Music

While there is a lot of Christmas compilation CD’s in the shops at the moment (Platinum Christmas, Now The Christmas Album, etc) you can guarantee that if you buy one they’ll be at least one song on there that you can’t stand, ruling out the option of just sticking it in the stereo and leaving it to play through. So, I have found that the best option is to make your own compilation tapes, with the order and everything worked out before hand, or spend some time downloading some mp3’s and make up a Christmas Party play-list. But what music should you put on? The first problem with those annul Family bashes, is that ...

Let's face it at Christmas time parties tend to include those from all age ranges and this poses a big problem when it comes to arranging the music so that everyone is happy. After years of being left in charge of the party music I have realised that everyone will not be happy all of the time, but as long as you make everyone happy at some time that is the best that you can do! I actually put together my own cd's on my cd writer and then I just put them all on repeat for the night. You can do the same with the tapes though. The best thing is that once the tapes are done you can just re-use them each year, or if you enjoyed it that much just keep making ...

Christmas time is the party season, and the ultimate test is to arrange music which will suit everyone from kids to grandparents. Follow my guide and you can't go wrong!! Basically there are categories of songs which contribute to a great party!! 1) *** Dance Routine Songs *** These are the ones which the kids can learn and the teenagers know (but won't admit it) and the young at heart love! Everyone can join in, here's a selection: Black Lace Classics - The Music Man - Agadoo - Superman Gap Band - Oops upside your head Rocky Horror - Time Warp ...