My top 25 tracks for a Friday afternoon

• Chris Norton
• 4 March 2009
• Categories: Public Relations & Social Media Training
• Tags: Amusing, Music

One of my favourite journalist bloggers Sally Whittle has tagged Jed, Louise and I. She has challenged us to share our top 25 tracks for a Friday afternoon. Now I have to say I found this really difficult as there is so much good music out there and I have quite an eclectic taste – so to get it all into 25 tracks is quite a challenge. Unfortunately, S-Club and the Fast Food Rockers didn’t make it in this time – sorry Sally.

I have added most of these to my a playlist on Spotify, so if you have Spotify on your computer you can download my list here. I had a lot more dance records in here originally but unfortunately my taste was a bit too niche for Spotify, so I have kept the dance a little more commercial.

1. Michael Jackson – Billie Jean
2. Dr Dre – Let me Ride
3. Backstreet – No Digiidy
4. Sweet Dreams – The Eurhythmics
5. Daft Punk – Around the world
6. Stevie Wonder – Very Superstitious
7. Elvis Presley – Suspicious Minds
8. Beats International – Dub Be Good to Me
9. The source ft Candy Staton – You got the love
10. Kool and the Gang – Get down on it
11. Jurassic Five – Finish First
12. The Killers – Mr Brightside
13. Snow Patrol – Run
14. Pulse – The Lover that You Are
15. King of Leon – Use Somebody
16. Alcatraz – Give me Love
17. De’Lacy – Hideaway
18. Green Day – Jesus of Suburbia
19. Ben E King – Stand By Me
20. Oasis – She’s Electric
21. Bob Marley – Redemption Song
22. Shola Ama – You might need somebody
23. The Beatles – Eleanor Wrigby
24. Thomas Bangalter – Together
25. The Verve – The Drugs Don’t Work

In the interests of fun, I tag Simon Collister, Sebastian Mysko and Stephen Davies to take up the challenge. Good luck!