Many people ask for song suggestions for special dances. Below is a list of the top 50 wedding reception songs from 2010.  I hope you find the link below helpful. Let me know what you think by leaving a comment. Would you add a favorite song to this list?

• Top 50 Most Requested Bride & Groom First Dances
• Top 50 Most Requested Bride & Father Dances
• Top 50 Most Requested Groom & Mother Dances
• Top 50 Most Requested Bridal Party Dances
• Top 50 Most Requested Bouquet Toss Songs
• Top 50 Most Requested Garter Toss Songs
• Top 50 Most Requested Cake Cutting Songs
• Top 50 Most Requested Wedding Introduction Songs
• Top 50 Most Requested Last Dances
• Top 50 Most Requested Money Dance Songs

Top 50 Wedding Reception Songs From 2010

October is here and it is time to share some of the all-time favorite halloween songs. Below is a list that you can use for your upcoming Halloween Party. Call me when you want a Halloween DJ. Leave your comment about what song you would want added to the list. Enjoy.

1. Bark At The Moon (Ozzy Osbourne) 
2. Children Of The Grave (Black Sabbath)
3. The Wicked Witch (Halloween)
4. Diary Of A Madman (Ozzy Osbourne)
5. Trick Or Treat (Halloween)
6. (Don’t Fear) The Reaper (Blue Oyster Cult)
7. Black Sabbath (Black Sabbath)
8. Witch Hunt (Rush)
9. Night Crawler (Judas Priest)
10. Mr. Crowley (Ozzy Osbourne)
11. Spiders In The Night (Ozzy Osbourne)
12. Tarot Woman (Rainbow)
13. Devil & Daughter (Black Sabbath)
14. I Am The Storm (Blue Oyster Cult)
15. Children Of The Damned (Iron Maiden)
16. Enter Sandman (Metallica)
17. The Last In Line (Dio)
18. Stormbringer (Deep Purple)
19. The Number Of The Beast (Iron Maiden)
20. Phantom Of The Opera (Iron Maiden)
21. Welcome To My Nightmare (Alice Cooper)
22. Poltergeist (Lazy Lane)
23. Hell’s Candy (Lazy Lane)
24. Sleepyville Creepshow (Lazy Lane)
25. Graveyard (Lazy Lane)
26. Black Magic Woman (Santana)
27. Bitches Crystal (Emerson, Lake, & Palmer)
28. Tattoo Vampire (Blue Oyster Cult)
29. Fallen Angel (Blue Oyster Cult)
30. Nosferatu (Blue Oyster Cult)
31. Zombie Stomp (Ozzy Osbourne)
32. Joan Crawford (Blue Oyster Cult)
33. Thriller (Michael Jackson)
34. Mr. Sandman (The Chordettes)

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Yourself along with everyone at the party. 

You will have access to a friendly DJ with a wide selection of music. You will have access to a fun DJ who plays requests. You will have a DJ dancing along with your crowd. You will have a DJ line dancing with your crowd. You will have a DJ for any occasion. You will have a high energy DJ.

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Eddie Fisher, 82, the Philadelphia-born pop singer whose huge fame was overshadowed by scandals ending his marriages to Debbie Reynolds and Elizabeth Taylor, has died.

Mr. Fisher’s clear, dramatic singing voice brought him a devoted following of teenage girls in the early 1950s. He sold millions of records with 32 hit songs, including “Thinking of You,” “Any Time,” “Oh, My Pa-pa,” “I’m Yours,” “Wish You Were Here,” “Lady of Spain,” and “Count Your Blessings.”

Edwin Jack Fisher was born Aug. 10, 1928, in Philadelphia, one of seven children of a Jewish grocer. At 15, he was singing on Philadelphia radio.

After moving to New York, he was adopted as a protege by comedian Eddie Cantor, who helped the young singer become a star in radio, television, and records.

Mr. Fisher’s romantic messages resonated with young girls in the pre-Elvis period. Publicist-manager Milton Blackstone helped the publicity by hiring girls to scream and swoon at Mr. Fisher’s appearances.

In 1983, Mr. Fisher attempted a full-scale comeback. But his old fans had been turned off by the scandals, and the younger generation had been turned on by rock. The tour was unsuccessful.

He had added to his notoriety that year with an autobiography, Eddie: My Life, My Loves. Of his first three marriages, he wrote he had been bullied into marriage with Reynolds, whom he didn’t know well; became nursemaid as well as husband to Taylor; and was reluctant to marry Connie Stevens but she was pregnant and he “did the proper thing.”

Another autobiography, Been There, Done That, published in 1999, was even more searing. He called Reynolds “self-centered, totally driven, insecure, untruthful, phony.” He claimed he abandoned his career during the Taylor marriage because he was too busy taking her to emergency rooms and cleaning up after her pets, children, and servants. Both ex-wives were furious, and Carrie Fisher threatened to change her name to Reynolds.

What song is your favorite by Eddie Fisher?

Ralph

The Castle’s staff was attentive in helping to create Sara and Kevin’s dream wedding.  If you’re thinking of having an outdoor wedding, consider The Castle. 

Kristy with Syllipsi Photography seemed to capture the moment without letting anyone know she was there.  I’m sure Sarah and Kevin will look back at the pictures and remember what a great time they had at their wedding reception.

The Hennessey’s wedding ceremony started at 6:30 p.m., which is a great time of day to have a summer wedding.  Once the vowels were said under the gazebo, the party moved inside The Castle for the cocktail hour.  As Michael Bublé  played over the speakers, the bride and groom were graciously welcoming their guests.

Once Antonelli Entertainment created the party ambience, the bride, groom, and guests danced all night long.  Antonelli Entertainment provided a spectacular light show that everyone enjoyed.  There were even some break dancers in the crowd.   Sara’s aunt, Mary Ann Hoppe, entertained the guests by singing “Crazy” by Patsy Cline.

Sara and Kevin, I hope when you look into each other’s eyes for years to come, you’ll think of your wedding song, Adam Sandler’s “Grow Old With You”!!!!

Hello Everyone,

Today would have been Elvis’ 75th birthday.  I am an Elvis fan and enjoy his music.   Here is a list of songs that made it to the top of the charts. Click on the song title to listen. Leave a comment about your favorite Elvis song.

• 1956   Heartbreak Hotel
• 1956   I Want You, I Need You, I Love You
• 1956   Don’t Be Cruel
• 1956   Hound Dog
• 1956   Love Me Tender
• 1957   Too Much
• 1957  All Shook Up
• 1957  (Let Me Be Your) Teddy Bear
• 1957  Jailhouse Rock
• 1958  Don’t
• 1958  Hard Headed Woman
• 1959  A Big Hunk O’ Love
• 1960  Stuck on You
• 1960  It’s Now or Never
• 1960  Are You Lonesome Tonight
• 1961  Surrender
• 1962  Good Luck Charm
• 1969  Suspicious Minds

Enjoy,

Ralph Antonelli: Your Philadelphia DJ

Many people ask for song suggestions for special dances. Below is a list of the top 50 wedding reception songs from 2009.  I hope you find the link below helpful. Let me know what you think by leaving a comment. Would you add a favorite song to this list?

• Top 50 Most Requested Bride and Groom First Dance Songs                
• Top 50 Most Requested Bride and Father Dance Songs
• Top 50 Most Requested Groom and Mother Dance Songs
• Top 50 Most Requested Bridal Party Dance Songs
• Top 50 Most Requested Bouquet Toss Songs
• Top 50 Most Requested Garter Toss Songs
• Top 50 Most Requested Cake Cutting Songs
• Top 50 Most Requested Wedding Introduction Songs
• Top 50 Most Requested Last Dance Songs
• Top 50 Most Requested Money Dance Songs

Top 50 Wedding Reception Songs from 2009

Enjoy,

Ralph

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