Repertoire
The Peppermint Men rehearse every week to maintain a constantly evolving and fresh repertoire. Our quick-fire style of presentation, aimed at keeping dancers on the floor means that we tend to perform many more songs in a night than most bands. The list below features some of the songs that we feature in a night but is in no way exhaustive.
- Billy Fury
- Half Way To Paradise, Last Night Was Made For Love, Like I've Never Been Gone
- Bobby Darren
- Dream Lover
- Bobby Vee
- Rubber Ball
- Booker T and The MGs
- Time is tight
- Brian Poole and The Tremeloes
- Candy Man, Do you love me
- Buddy Holly and The Crickets
- Heartbeat, Oh Boy, That'll Be The Day
- Canned Heat
- Let's Work Together
- Chris Montez
- Let's dance
- Chuck Berry
- Johnny Be Goode, Memphis Tennessee
- Cliff Richard
- Do you want to dance, Move it, On the beach, The young ones
- Conway Twitty
- It's Only Make Believe
- Crystals
- Da Doo Ron Ron
- Curtis Lee
- Under the moon of love
- Danny and The Juniors
- At The Hop
- Dave Dee, Dozy, Beaky, Mick & Tich
- Hold tight
- Del Shannon
- Runaway
- Diana Ross & The Supremes
- Where Did Our Love Go
- Dion
- I Wonder Why, Runaround Sue
- Eddie Cochran
- Come on Everybody, Something Else, Summertime Blues
- Eddie Floyd
- Knock on wood
- Elvis Presley
- A fool such as I, All shook up, Good luck charm, One Night, Return to sender
- Franki Valli and the Four Seasons
- Big girls don't cry, Rag doll, Sherry
- Gerry and the Pacemakers
- How do you do it, I like it, You'll never walk alone
- Guy Mitchell
- Singin’ The Blues
- Johnny Burnette
- You're Sixteen
- Johnny Kidd and The Pirates
- Hungry for love, I'll never get over you, Shakin' all over
- Marmalade
- Ob-La-Di, Ob-La-Da, Radancer, Reflections of my life
- Marty Wilde
- Donna
- Nashville Teens
- Tobacco Road
- Neil Sedaka
- Oh Carol
- Pat Boone
- Speedy Gonzales
- Paul Anka
- Diana
- Richie Valens
- La Bamba
- Roy Orbison
- Crying, In Dreams, Only the lonely, Pretty woman, You got it
- Rubettes
- Sugar Baby Love
- Sam the Sham
- Wooly bully
- Spencer Davis Group
- Gimme some lovin', Keep on running, Somebody help me
- The Beach Boys
- Barbara Ann, Fun fun fun, Help Me Rhonda, Lets Go Surfin, Surfer girl, Surfin' safari, You're so good to me
- The Beatles
- Can't buy me love, Day tripper, Dizzy Miss Lizzy, I Feel Fine, I saw her standing there, I want to hold your hand, It won't be long, Love me do, Mr Moonlight, Please please me, She Loves You, This boy, This boy, Twist and Shout
- The Bee Gees
- I've Gotta Get a Message To You, Massachusetts
- The Big Bopper
- Chantilly Lace
- The Byrds
- Mr Tambourine man
- The Coasters
- Hog For You Baby
- The Dave Clark Five
- Bits and Pieces, Glad all over
- The Diamonds
- Little Darlin
- The Drifters
- Saturday night at the movies
- The Equals
- Baby come back
- The Everley Brothers
- Bird dog, Bye Bye Love, The price of love, Wake up little Susie, When Will I Be Loved
- The Fortunes
- Caroline, Here it comes again, You've got your troubles
- The Four Pennies
- Juliet
- The Hollies
- He ain't heavy, he's my brother, Here I go again, Just one look, Sorry Suzanne, Yes I will
- The Ivy League
- Tossing and Turning
- The Kinks
- All day and all of the night, You really got me
- The Merseybeats
- I think of you
- The Monkees
- I'm a believer
- The Rolling Stones
- Satisfaction
- The Searchers
- Don't throw your love away, Every time you walk in the room, Love potion number nine, Needles and pins, Sugar and spice, Sweets for my sweet, What have they done to the rain?
- The Shadows
- Apache, Fingel Blunt, Foot tapper
- The Sweet
- Funny Funny
- The Swinging Blue Jeans
- Good golly Miss Molly, Hippy hippy shake, You're no good
- The Turtles
- Eleanor
- Them
- Here Comes The Night
- Vanity Fare
- Hitchin a Ride
- Wilson Pickett
- In the midnight hour, Mustang Sally
In addition to our rehearsed sets we do take requests. Singer and front man Tony Cater has accumulated an incredible wealth of material and that combined with years of experience of the rest of the group we can very often play requests from the 1960s.
We take pride in learning our songs so you won’t see us reading music or words on stage - something that could otherwise disrupt the interaction with our audience. Besides, with our eyesight there would be little point.