200 MOST ESSENTIAL DANCE SONGS: #150-141. Continues tomorrow.

PART SIX: #150-141 DANCE MUSIC has encompassed a myriad of genres, including: techno, disco, EDM, funk, trance and house. Here are 200 key dance tracks, spanning the decades since the 1960s to the present day. Among them are floor fillers; dance crazes such as The Twist and The Hustle; and groundbreaking tracks to lift any party.	THE CAFFE` LATTE` 200 MOST ESSENTIAL DANCE SONGS
	150 LEVELS Avicii Swedish producer/ DJ Avicii created the progressive house track "Levels", sampling the Etta James 1962 R&B classic "Something's Got A Hold On Me". It topped the US and UK Dance charts in 2011-2.
	149 BOOM BOOM Paul Lekakis American model / singer Lekakis reached #1 in Australia, Japan and South Africa during 1987 with the Hi-NRG hit "Boom Boom (Let's Go Back To My Room)".
	148 SHAKE YOUR GROOVE THING Peaches & Herb The writers of "I Will Survive" (Freddie Perren & Dino Fakaris) also penned the disco nugget "Shake Your Groove Thing": for the duo Peaches & Herb, a US Top 10 hit in 1979.
	147 LOCOMOTION Kylie Minogue Little Eva was the first driver of "The Locomotion". It has been covered by various others since 1962. Minogue's remake topped the Australian chart in 1987 and later reached #1 in Europe and made the Top 3 in America and Britain.
	146 TITANIUM David Guetta ftg. Sia The world discovered "Titanium" in 2011 on Guetta's 'Nothing But the Beat' album. Australian singer Sia belted out the vocal on the British chart-topping house hit.
	145 I LOVE TO LOVE Tina Charles In 1976, English singer Tina Charles began her string of hit singles with "I Love To Love". The disco classic reached #1 in Britain and charted in other countries.
	144 EBENEZER GOODE The Shamen British group The Shamen mixed  electronica, house and a hint of hip hop on the 1992 track "Ebenezer Goode" which made #1 in the UK.
	143 SEARCHIN' Hazell Dean In 1983, clubbers could relate to Dean's mission to find a mate. "Searchin'" was soon adopted as a a gay anthem too. The Hi-NRG song charted well in Britain and Australia in 1984.
	142 ON A RAGGA TIP SL2 London group SL2 brought together elements of breakbeat and rave for its unique sound. "On A Ragga Tip" peaked at #2 in Britain and was a hit in parts of Europe in 1992.
	141 LADY MARMALADE Labelle Disco was still in its infancy when Labelle helped propel the new sound to the top of the US and Canadian charts in 1974 with the ultra-sassy "Lady Marmalade".