FM Stripping Songs - Page 2

michelej1 · #16 06-09-2008, 11:15 AM

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Originally Posted by LukeA

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 just think it's sultry, if you are doing a slow strip. At least I didn't suggest Never Make Me Cry.

It occurs to me that collectively, we know wayyyyy too much about the components of good stripping!

Michele

Madness Fades · #17 06-09-2008, 11:29 AM

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Originally Posted by Amy Y

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?

Send me a picture of yourself and I'll tell you what song you would look good Stripping to.

Nixxxed · #18 06-09-2008, 03:02 PM

Sugar Daddy!

Desiree would also be fun. Or the Mirage tour version of Not That Funny, if you could somehow edit out Lindsey's 3 minutes of screaming. On second thought the screaming might help?

I saw an exotic routine to Rhiannon once that was very sexy - sensual, actually. Don't know how it would go over with a pole, though.

ptmay · #19 06-09-2008, 10:12 PM

Kind of Woman !!

Amy Y · #20 06-10-2008, 11:54 PM

Wow! These were some great suggestions. For some reason, I never even thought of Gold Dust Woman. That would absolutely work where I would... work.

I'd love to do Ricky, but I think the crowd might kill me. This bar I'd be working at is great for anything very classic or very modern. It'd really be hard to adopt anything eighties, at least for now, depending on the sound.

Tusk is one of my favourite songs, and honestly, I've had an experience stripping to that song before in my waaay younger years, and it just made me feel icky afterwards. Too much bomp about it, I guess. It'd be the same with Not that Funny. Brown Eyes is one I think I could adopt safely after a little while, and yes, it's totally sexy and smooth.

Thanks, guys! I actually didn't start on Sunday like I said. I sorta jumped the gun. I'm ALMOST ready for my first day. I just need a few more pole-dancing lessons behind me before I'm confident enough to go ahead with a full set.

SmileAtYou · #21 06-16-2008, 11:59 AM

"How Still My Love" is a really sexy song. Last Friday in St. Louis, Stevie performed it live, and she did this incredibly suggestive dance at the end where she slipped off her gold drape and swung it around her head... it was hot: