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del.icio.usThe Christmas music has finally been banished from Prospect Park’s Wollman rink, so we asked manager Karen LeRiche to tell us what songs she has in store for skaters.
Here are the albums on LeRiche’s Top 10:
1. Marvin Gaye, “Greatest Hits.”
2. “Divas of Dance, Volume 1.”
3. Annie Lennox, “Diva.”
4. Aretha Franklin, “Respect and Other Hits.”
5. Elton John, “Duets.”
6. Vivaldi, “The Four Seasons.”
7. Kenny G, “Breathless.”
8. Bob Marley, “Greatest Hits.”
9. Alicia Keys, “Keys To The City.”
10. “The Best of the Stylistics.”
She added that her set list is the result of many years of watching the klutzes do their lutzes.
“You can tell a good song from its rhythm,” she said. “You can see how the skaters move on the ice.”
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