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This the popular Ritchie Valens version.

This is the popular Ritchie Valens version of the entire song.

Made famous by Bobby McFarrin.

This is the traditional Mexican folk song version of the song.

Is perhaps the best known Cuban song and that country's most noted patriotic song. The pop version was made famous by the group The Sandpipers and well known singer Jose Feliciano in the 1960's.

Remember when this song was the dance rage?  No one could make sense of the words but we all loved the dance!  

This is a smooth, slower piece - very relaxing.  In 1967 it became the signature hit of The Young Rascals.

An extremely popular song around the world.

Another huge hit song enjoyed by people all over the planet.  Also known as "Wimoweh," "Wimba Way" or"Awimbawe".  The best known version in America was performed and recorded by the doo-wop group, The Tokens, in 1961.

This Latin dance piece was a party sensation in the 1960''s.  Performed and recorded by Chubby Checker, this dance tune was a staple at any festive occassion.

An original student composed song.

An original student composed song.

A very popular stadium anthem.  Best known by the title "The "Hey!" Song."

This is the title track of the publication. It is an original piece in the Zimbabwe music style.

An original piece with a funky groove.

This Latin piece comes from the amazing saxophonist David Sanborn. 

Back in the day, it seemed everyone knew the catchy lyrics to this great tune produced and recorded by   CCR - Creedence Clearwater Revival.

Not the traditional version of the song but the Stevie Wonder version. 

Another great Stevie Wonder tune.