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  • AC-CENT-TCHU-ATE THE POSITIVE brothers and sisters, are you ready to eliminate the negative? Then just latch on to this lively tune and help spread the word!
  • ACROSS THE ALLEY FROM THE ALAMO This song is so much fun that it almost even makes sense. Think fondly of the Mills Brothers when you sing this one.

 

  • BABY SONG MEDLEY sweet, light combination of "Sing Me a Baby Song" and "Baby"
  • BARE NECESSITIES From the animated musical "The Jungle Book," this delightful tune will charm audiences and judges alike. Exclusive to Storm Front at present.
  • BASIN STREET BLUES This classic slow swing tune puts you right where the action is. No longer exclusive to Saturday Evening Post.
  • BUTTON UP YOUR OVERCOAT as cute as they come, this tune is available in both regular and senior-citizens' versions.

 

  • CALL ME IRRESPONSIBLE The likes of Frank Sinatra, Dinah Washington and Michael Bublé have sung this pop classic. Would your group like to join their company by singing this light love song?
  • COTTON CLUB MEDLEY Picture yourself at THE night club in 1930s Harlem.  What might you hear?  What would you see?  Marvelous and exciting things, that is for sure.  This medley is no longer exclusive to the Big Apple Chorus.

  • DREAM A LITTLE DREAM OF ME for contest or show, audiences and performers absolutely love it. The men's version of this arrangement is published by SPEBSQSA.

  • FIVE MINUTES MORE Love needs just a little more sometimes. You are sure to enjoy this gentle tune. No longer exclusive to Fermata Nowhere, so get it while it's hot!

  • GET ME TO THE GIRL MEDLEY An ultra-cool combination of "Get Me to the Church on Time" and "The Girl That I Marry," this medley is both hip and loving. No longer exclusive to Alchemy.
  • GIRL FROM KODAK TOWN, THE a light song about a gal from Rochester
  • GLORY OF LOVE, THE  This song is beyond happy. "Ecstatic" might be a better word, as the both the highs and lows of glorious love are celebrated. Exclusive to Storm Front at this time.
  • GOD BLESS THE CHILD The rock group Blood, Sweat & Tears revived this 1941 Billie Holiday song in 1968.  This tempo, bluesy ballad is as moving as they come.  And here is a blessing for you: The piece is no longer exclusive to the Big Apple Chorus.
  • GONNA GET A GIRL uptune about turning over a new leaf

  • HARMONY JOE A happy tune that just rolls along, this song can be sung in backbeat or downbeat fashion. The men's version is published by the Society.
  • HAVE A NICE DAY very funny for contest or shows, as sung by Shenanigans
  • HONEY BUN/HONEY PIE the old meets the new in this fun, lively medley.
  • HOW DO YOU LIKE YOUR EGGS IN THE MORNING A purely delightful tune, "Eggs" tells of folks who don't care, um, egg-zactly how their breakfast is cooked as long as a kiss and a hug are involved.
  • HUCKLEBERRY FINN old-fashioned song about a carefree lad

  • I DON'T KNOW ENOUGH ABOUT YOU/I DON'T KNOW WHY contestable medley that is both slick and sweet.
  • I GET A KICK OUT OF YOU Put a little sophisticated flair into your contest or show package with this classic Cole Porter love song.
  • I NEVER MISS THE SUNSHINE (I'M SO USED TO THE RAIN) thumbing one's nose at bad luck in love
  • I'D RATHER BE THE GIRL IN YOUR ARMS (THAN THE GIRL IN YOUR DREAMS) cute uptune for women, urging man to take action
  • IF I DIDN'T HAVE YOU  From the animated film "Monsters Inc.," this happy tune was sung as a duet by Billy Crystal and John Goodman.  As a bonus, the arrangement is contestable. Available most places now and in the UK after 1/1/05.
  • I'LL NEVER SAY "NEVER AGAIN" AGAIN A lively swing number, this tune is a hit for ReMix for the women and Metropolis for the men. We can't be sure about love, can we?
  • I'LL STRING ALONG WITH YOU Want an easy, happy way to profess your love? You won't come to the end of your rope if you sing this easy-beat tune. Exclusive till May of 2011.
  • I LOVE MY BABY (MY BABY LOVES ME) Be young and in love again with this swingy, zippy tune. Try something new for contest.
  • I'M BEGINNING TO LIKE IT This one is tough to explain. Think of a typical '30s swing tune with modern lyrics like "hard-rock diet," "in your face" and "MTV and AMC." Way cool! And it is contestable too.
  • IT'S THE GIRL Is it the moonlight that makes love happen? This jumpin' tune tells you where it's at. No longer exclusive to Metropolis.

  • LAST NIGHT ON THE BACK PORCH always a fun uptune
  • (UP A) LAZY RIVER could be sung in contest or show, Marquis sang it
  • LET'S DO IT AGAIN uptune about the good old days, as sung by the Grand Tradition
  • LULLABY IN RAGTIME A contestable version of barbershop classic

  • MAY YOU ALWAYS modernish rhythmic ballad, suitable for contest, sweet sentiment
  • MOON MEDLEY old-time medley contains "Bright Was the Night," "Moonlight Bay" and "By the Light of the Silvery Moon"
  • MOVING PICTURE HERO OF MY HEART, THE cute novelty number, for women only
  • MY ROMANCE Though usually performed as a ballad, this lovely tune works just fine in a swingy tempo. Guaranteed to bring out the cool cat or kitten in your group.

  • ORANGE COLORED SKY this one is way fun; good opener or closer

  • PEG O' MY HEART everyone enjoys this easy-beat tune
  • PRETTY BABY fun meter parody, as done by Shenanigans

  • SEE SAW waltzy tune of childhood pleasures
  • SOMEBODY'S DARLIN' ultra-intense Civil War song, contestable
  • SUGARTIME What could be sweeter than singing this McGuire Sisters' piece of confection? Your quartet or chorus will find out you definitely have not bitten off more than you can chew.
  • SUNDAY NIGHT IN SYDNEY happy and romantic, a down-under version of "A Foggy Day in London Town"
  • SWINGING ON A STAR Great fun for singers and audiences alike, this lively tune is available in both contest and show versions. It is easily one of Tom's most popular charts. Power Play sang it with much success.

  • TOO MARVELOUS  This clever love song is just too marvelous not to sing--especially since it is no longer exclusive to State Line Grocery.

  • WALTZ ME AROUND AGAIN, WILLY this old-fashioned uptune is light and lively
  • WAY YOU LOOK TONIGHT, THE And now for something completely different. This jazzy version of a song usually heard as a ballad is patterned after Frank Sinatra's interpretation. If you have some swing in your soul, give this one a listen.
  • WEDDING OF MR. AND MRS. SWING a  Cab Calloway tune that really swings, this witty song has something for everyone. Exclusive right now to Sweden's Dalton Bros.
  • WHEN A BOY FROM ALABAMA (MEETS A GIRL FROM GUNDAGAI) a lonesome doughboy on R&R in Australia finds that those initials just might stand for Romance & Relationship
  • WHEN I GROW TOO OLD TO DREAM beautiful Sigmund Romberg tempo ballad
  • WHERE THE BLUE ON THE NIGHT MEETS THE GOLD OF THE DAY tempo ballad that really paints a picture
  • WHISPERING easy beat, contestable love song; now available in women's key
  • WHO'S SORRY NOW?  a cool/hot treatment, really strong.

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