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| Last Updated on 11/03/2002
By Debbie Glass debbie@sfglass.net |
Arrangments by Don Gray SPEBSQSA: Arranger, MUSIC Judge, Coach |
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Title |
Tempo | Description |
| Beep, Beep | S/M/F | 50's novelty tune |
| Before The Parade Passes By | S/F | production number, from HELLO DOLLY |
| Bewitched,Bothered andBewildered | S | neat show ballad |
| But not For Me | M | 30's ballad |
| Chances Are | M | 50's song, from Johnny Mathis |
| Chattanooga Choo-Choo | M | great swing tune |
| Cheeseburger in Paradise | F | from Jimmy Buffet |
| Consider Yourself At Home | F | great opener, from OLIVER! |
| Delta Dawn | S//M/F | Helen Reddy's tune from the 50's |
| Feelin' Groovy | M | 60's, 59th St. Bridge Song |
| Gambler, The | M |
Kenny Rogers song; needs a stud bass |
| Grandma's Feather Bed | F | comedy song, from John Denver |
| Here's That Rainy Day | S | ballad, from CARNIVAL IN FLANDERS |
| Home On The Range | S | beautiful Western ballad |
| How Are Things In Glocca Morra | S | from FINIAN'S RAINBOW |
| I Go To The Rock | S/F | contemporary gospel |
| I Remember You | M | swing tune from 50's |
| I Will Never Pass This Way Again | F | powerful ballad as sung by MARQUIS |
| I'll Be Seeing You | S | great ballad, closer |
| Kokomo | M | from the Beach Boys |
| Lord Is Good To Me, The | M | called the Johnny Appleseed Hymn |
| Mammas, Don't Let…Cowboys | M | popular C/W tune |
| Michelle | S | from the Beatles |
| Mr. Bojangles | M | from Fosse; sung by Sammy Davis, Jr. |
| Nature Boy | S | Nat King Cole; and MOULIN ROUGE |
| Party's Over, The | S | modern ballad, good closer |
| Precious Mem'ries Medley | S/M | old gospel song |
| Red Sails In The Sunset | M | from the 50's, Nat King Cole |
| Roses of Success | F | great closer, from Chitty Chitty Bang |
| Shenandoah | S | modern setting of folk song |
| Steppin' Out With My Baby | F | great opener |
| That's Amore | M | Dean Martin's hit from the 50's |
| What Kind Of Fool Am I | S | from "Stop The World" |
| When I Grow Too Old Too Dream | M | from Sigmund Romberg |
| Where Is Love | S | modern ballad, from OLIVER! |
Title |
Tempo | Description |
| After You've Gone | M | swing tune |
| Angry | S | swing tune, some comedy |
| Answer Me, My Love | S | Nat "King" Cole favorite from '50's |
| Beautiful Ohio | M | easy waltz, great lyrics |
| Birth Of The Blues | M | power swing tune |
| Bye Bye Blues | S | works GREAT as a ballad! |
| Cabaret | F/M | from the musical; includes Wilkommen |
| Carolina Mammy | M | great Dixie song |
| Chicago Medley | M/F | easy up-tune |
| Come Follow The Band | F | from BARNUM; complex, but fun |
| Cruisin' Down The River | M | from the 50's, good lyrics |
| Cry | S | 50's ballad, from Johnny Ray |
| Daddy's Little Girl | M | Mills Brothers ballad |
| Danny Boy | S | great lyrics for the lead |
| Dominion-Chesapeake Medley | F | Dixie songs, good story line |
| Down At The Barbecue | F | undiscovered Dixie song |
| Dream A Little Dream of Me | M | 50's, from Mamma Cass |
| Firefly/Glowworm Medley | F | It cooks! |
| I Apologize | S | 40's ballad, from Billy Eckstein |
| If I Ruled The World | S | like Tony Bennett, high emotion |
| I'm Confessin' | S/M | easy beat, contestable |
| In A Shanty In Old Shantytown | M/F | 30's tune, with complete patter |
| It Had To Be You | M | swing tune |
| It's A Sin To Tell A Lie | F | includes 4-part patter |
| Java Jive | M | contestable version! |
| Land Of Jazz Medley | F | Dixieland uptune |
| Lili Marlene | S | WWI song, complete new verse |
| Louise | M | easy beat, from Maurice Chevalier |
| Love's Old Sweet Song | S | classic "Just A Song at Twilight" |
| May You Always | S | great ballad, from 50's McGuire Sisters |
| Mood Indigo | M | classic Ellington |
| Nobody Knows You When You're | M | driver; great lyrics |
| Old Piano Roll Blues, The | M | some comedy, visuals possibilities |
| Parade Medley | F | I Love a Parade/Strike Up The Band |
| Red Roses For A Blue Lady | M | swing tune from the 50's |
| September Song | S | great 30's ballad |
| Shine On Your Shoes | F | fast swing; good opener |
| Someday You'll Want Me to Want | M | easy swing |
| Song From Moulin Rouge | M | 50's song |
| Sonny Boy | S | power ballad, new verse |
| South Rampart Street Parade | F | production up-tune |
| Sweet Lorraine | M | great swing tune |
| Swingin' On A Star | M | comedy swing tune |
| That's Amore | F | from Dean Martin |
| There Is Nothin' Like A Dame | M | from South Pacific |
| There, I've Said It Again | M | swing tune from the 50's |
| They All Laughed | M | Gershwin swing tune |
| Tin Roof Blues | M | Dixieland swing tune |
| Tootsie/Lady Love Medley | F | old-fashioned uptune |
| What I Did For Love | S | very powerful; from CHORUS LINE |
| White Cliffs of Dover | S | power ballad, new verse |
| World Is Waiting For The Sunrise | S | classic ballad |
| You Always HurtTheOne You Love | S/M | Mills Brothers favorite |
| Yours Is My Heart Alone | S | lyric ballad by Franz Lehar |
