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Bobby Darin's hit from the '50s is set as an easy-to-assemble partner song, complete with suggestions for bath brush choreography. So come on, join the party that's already going on!

This hot Aretha Franklin hit was first heard in the 1976 film Sparkle, and featured again in the recent remake starring Whitney Houston and Jordin Sparks.

A signature song from the 1970s group The Three Degrees, this soulful hit works for ladies' ensembles of any size. Add the instrumental parts for that special touch!

As featured on 'Glee' - First released in 1957 and famously recorded by Brenda Lee, this Christmas classic was most recently performed by Sam Evans and the Cheerios on Glee.

This debut single from American Idol season twelve winner Candice Glover hit multiple Billboard charts when it was released. A powerful and moving moment for any concert.

Hot horns and syncopated vocals drive this rhythmic arrangement of the Billboard number one hit. Kirby's signature vocal stack shines a spotlight on every section of your ensemble. 'It's gonna be a br...

Originally recorded separately by both Celine Dion and Andrea Bocelli, the English and Italian versions were later combined to create this well-known duet. A beautiful, yet supportive, Mark Hayes' acc...

From the opening solo to the final chord, this Grammy-nominated theme song from the film Silver Linings Playbook rocks with a strong techno-beat and easy-to-sing hook. Originally recorded by Jesse J,...

From Celine Dion's album Loved Me Back to Life comes this new ballad, perfect for a concert or graduation theme. Quickly learned, with an encouraging hook: 'Cause we're all unfinished songs, waiting f...

Even though it was never officially released as a single in the United States, this Led Zeppelin classic was the most requested radio song for over a decade. Now named one of Rolling Stone magazine's...

This debut single propelled Meghan Trainor to the top of the charts. An upbeat dance groove backs a positive message for young women everywhere: ignore the critics and celebrate yourself!