Show Stoppin'

[stockboy300]

Does any one know all the song's that are played during the show?

[Jackluver18]

Yes in order

Show Stoppin-Danity Kane
Hit me Up - Gia Farrel
Caught Up-Usher
Move- Jennifer Hudson
Me and my Gang- Rascal Flatts
Better Life-Keith Urban
Tell me Somethin Good-Christina Augilera
Aint no other man-Christina Augilera
My Love-Justin Timberlake
She's like the Wind-Patrick Swayze
Get Up-Ciara
Run It-Chris Brown
Walk Away-Kelly Clarkson
Listen-Beyonce
She thinks my Tractors Sexy-Kenny Chesney
Bless the Broken Road-Rascal Flatts
I need to Know-Marc Antony
Let's get Loud-Jo Lo
Candyman-Christina Augilera
You want to make a Memory-Bon Jovi
Walk this Way-Aerosmith
Crazy in Love-Beyonce


there ya go

[Jerrykoala2112]

Holy cow...how you know all of those?

[Jackluver18]

Easy video tape the show and rewatch it most were by memory though

[Coaster Justin]

One thing I've always wondered about the shows is: If they use a famous song, do they have to ask the singer or the band for Permission?

[sfgamguy]

^I was wondering that too

[tp41190]

They have to...especially since its on a big market.

Unless they found a way not to...I have never seen the show, but do they just play the songs or do they "voice over" them?

[sixflagsgurneeboy]

I believe the parts that were sung by the 4 lead singers were live vocals (some shows even had certain high and low parts recorded for the singer that wasn't able to reach a note) and the background vocals were pre-recorded. I've seen this done in other shows and production as well.

[Coastermonkey61]

What's the length of each song? There's some obscure rule like if you use only a certain number of measures or a certain amount of time of the song then you don't have to ask for rights. That's how American Idol does the majority of their songs.

[RagingBullFan]

That is not true, there is no such "30 second rule" or other things I've heard it called. You must have the rights from generally one of the big 3 music companies, BMI, ASCAP, and I forget the other. Most artists don't even own the rights to their own songs.

The only time you are not required to pay copyright for something like that is when your song is a parody.

American Idol, just like Great America, pays royalties on all of the copyrighted material they use, including shows and in park music. Generally it is in the form of a blanket agreement that covers everything from the 3 major companies.