Looking to expand my dancing horizons beyond the raver shuffle, I'm taking Social Dance this quarter. Where you learn the Mambo, Salsa, Waltz, Tango, etc...

Since, academically, the class is a joke, the only assignment for the duration of the quarter is to create a mix CD for the (hot, female) instructor.

I've already found the perfect track to set the mood for the CD - something danceable to in a classroom environment - more uppity, bouncy progressive house, not too vocal, strong, or energetic:

Juliet - Avalon (Jaques Lu cont Mix)

Huh, huh, you know what I'm talking about? It's a great track and you could partner-dance and twirl and twirl to it endlessly.

Some other tracks I am considering, though none are as good and danceable to. After reviewing the list, most of these are too chilled:

Late Night Alumni - Empty Streets (Too chilled I think, but it's just so good I want to share it forever)

Schmitt mit Hepner - I Feel You (Strong, emotional track.)

Andain - Beautiful Things (Maybe some remix of it? But the original is just so good...)

Paul Oakenfold - Southern Sun (What mix, though? Something a lil' more chilled

Motorcycle - As The Rush Comes (One of the remixes.)

Iio - Rapture (Maybe a remix?)

Above and Beyond - No One On Earth (I love this song so much, I want to share it... and there's a lot of remixes available. I'll look through them and see which one will go best.

Luminary - Amsterdam (Though it's not something you can really ballroom dance to.)

Ferry Corsten - Holding On (The intro is so good. It's my wakey alarm tone on my phone.)

Blank and Jones - Closer To Me

So, can you guys point me in the right direction?

I've been thinking of something more Anjunabeaty (though nothing comes to mind,) upbeaty Chicane/Rippingtons/chillout, some dancey Coldplay remix; maybe tie this into me wanting to include some Gabriel and Dresden, or maybe even Sting - Desert Rose ;P.