FM Stripping Songs
 

So, I may have a new job pole dancing. I'm starting tonight. As much as I want to, I can't seem to get on board with stripping to any Lindsey or Stevie tunes. Am I just overlooking a few songs? Or are they as I suspected... they simply aren't stripping tunes?

Now, I'm thinking Albatross might be a good one to go ahead with, but I'm not really familiar with most pre-Lindsey/Stevie FM music. Can anyone suggest any songs that may be good for pole dancing?

Running Thru The Garden

Sister Honey

This is a tough one as I do not know your style or if you're looking for upbeat numbers to throw your legs around that pole. Albatross is very slow; it's sexy, but a slow burn.

If I had to do a pole dance with a FM/SN/LB song, I would try these sexy songs:
Big Love (TITN album version)
Love is Dangerous
Paper Doll
Isn't It Midnight
Violet and Blue

Lola (my Love)
Ricky
I Must Go
Wrong

For a slower shimmy, I like Rooms on Fire and Slow Dancing.Michele

I always thought Brown Eyes had a slow, sexy feel to it.

I think Never Forget too. But the whole album has possibilities because it has that tribal beat running through it. You could move in time to the drum on either Tusk or Honey Hi. For something faster, Angel. If you're quite athletic and limber, The Ledge.

Michele

There can only be one.

Whole. Lotta. Trouble.

Ricky would be good :D

Tusk could be good too.. ;)

How Still My Love
Brown Eyes
Freedom
Bombay Sapphire

Well, it's not really Fleetwood Mac, but Stevie sings backup on BB Kings "Can't Get Enough". That would be an excellent song to strip to.

What about Gold Dust Woman?

what about:

violet and blue
whole lotta trouble
edge of seventeen
nothing ever changes
all over you
no spoken word
sister honey

Yeah... upon further review, about 80% of Stevie's output from 1983-1989 could work in a strip club setting.

Someone suggested Never Forget- if I was in a strip club and heard the opening strains of Never Forget, I'd be outta there even faster than if I saw Pacman Jones & crew start to "make it rain".

I think "Thousand Days" would be fitting.