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- AGING SUPERHEROES MEDLEY Did you
ever wish your quartet consisted of Superman, Batman, Spider-Man and, well
. . . Mighty Mouse? Your wish can be granted with this clever batch of
parodies.
- ALASKA MEDLEY You don't have to be
from the largest state to love this combination of "Where We Live" and
"Alaska, I'm Comin' Home."
- ALL I HAVE TO DO IS DREAM Everly Brothers
hit, fancier than Harmony Explosion arrangement
- ALL THAT SHE WANTS rock hit by Swedish
group Ace of Base, not for the faint of heart
- ALL THE WAY
this wonderfully intense ballad is suitable for
contest. Flipside sings it in most heartfelt fashion.
- ALONG CAME JONES Ray Stevens sang this spoofy melodramatic song. Even a sedate group will be funny when performing this piece.
- AMERICA (from WEST SIDE STORY) lively,
great choreography possibilities
- AMERICA THE BEAUTIFUL a classic patriotic
song
- AMERICAN HYMN, AN This is a soaring,
gorgeous song about the natural beauties of America, as sung by the Vocal Majority.
- ANNIE'S SONG the lovely John Denver song,
good for weddings
- ANNIVERSARY SONG yes, this song starts
with the famous line "Oh, how we danced on the night we were wed." It is just
the right tune for this occasion.
- ANOTHER OP'NIN', ANOTHER SHOW good show
opener, Broadway standard
- ANYTHING YOU CAN DO an eight-part song
from "Annie Get Your Gun" that is a sure hit for a combined number with a chorus
or quartet of the opposite sex. Can you guess who wins in the end? Also available in
eight-part male and female versions.
- ART IS CALLING FOR ME hilarious Victor
Herbert song for women only, requires a soprano who can sing high in operatic fashion.
- AS LONG AS I'M SINGING Bobby Darin made this cheery song popular. This tune is just right for opening your shows with.
- ASSHOLUJAH CHORUS suitable for roasting a
friend - a very good friend
- AVE MARIA If you have a lead singer
inclined toward sacred music, this solo is for you.
- BABY ON BOARD Short and,
um, sweet, this tune was sung by Homer Simpson's quartet, the B Sharps.
- BALLAD OF THE SMOG comedy song about
smoggy Los Angeles
- BARE NECESSITIES From the animated
musical "The Jungle Book," this delightful tune will charm audiences and
judges alike. Exclusive to Storm Front at present.
- BEACH BOYS MEDLEY celebrating the surfer
dude or dudette in all of us; songs include "I Get Around," "Fun, Fun,
Fun," "In My Room" and "California Girls"
- BEAUTIFUL OHIO a unique, lively big-band
version of this sweet old classic
- BEAUTIFUL SAVIOUR quite inspirational, in
a unique mix of musical styles
- BECAUSE YOU LOVED ME lovely pop song by
Celine Dion, in the mold of "The Wind Beneath My Wings"
- BEER MEDLEY There is lots of fun to be had with this foamy piece.
- BEETHOVEN'S FIFTH SYMPHONY mix of
classical music and fun lyrics, a real kick; lyrics have a soap-opera theme, which could
be changed
- BIG TEN FIGHT SONG MEDLEY
This piece is suitable for . . . um, that rare occasion when it is just
the perfect thing. . . .
- BIGGEST PARAKEETS IN TOWN, THE slightly
risque, makes for much merriment
- BIRDS MEDLEY parody of the "Three
Girls Medley"
- BLACKBIRD PARODY
There are all sorts of goofy key changes and lyrics in this light-hearted
spoof. Can be sung in contest. Hi-Fidelity was runner-upbfor
the Contemporary A Cappella Society of America’s 2005 CARA award in the
category of Best Humor Song for their rendition of this unique tune.
- BLEW BY YOU
This parody is quite clever. What blew by you? The singers' toupee!
- BLUE MOON no, not Rodgers & Hart's
straight version from 1934; this is the swinging 1961 doo-wop hit
- BLUE SUEDE SHOES Step on
the gas with this vintage Carl Perkins/Elvis Presley tune.
- BLUES BROTHERS MEDLEY
Jake and Elwood kicked some butt in the movie, and now your group can boot
some booty too. Songs include "Gimme Some Lovin'," "Shake a Tail
Feather," "Everybody Needs Somebody," "Think" and "Sweet Home Chicago."
- BON SOIR, HERR KOMMISSAR Do you know Jacque Offenbach's "Orpheus in the Underworld"? You do too: It is the song most associated with the can-can. Add some whodunit lyrics in German and you have this delightful romp.
- BOOGIE WOOGIE BUGLE BOY jumpin' WW II tune
made famous by the Andrews Sisters
- BREAKING UP IS HARD TO DO the livley
pop hit by Neil Sedaka
- BUTTERFLY KISSES pop/country hit about a
father and daughter that is sure to go over big at weddings
- BYE BYE LOVE one of the Everly Brothers'
finest tunes. The men's version of this arrangement is published by SPEBSQSA.
- CANDLE IN THE WIND Elton John's moving
tribute to Princess Diana, not available till John begins granting permission
- CANDLE ON THE WATER a beautiful song from
the Disney film "Pete's Dragon"
- CAN'T HELP FALLING IN LOVE the King sang
this pop classic
- CENSORSHIP AGGRAVATION omitted words make
clean songs risque, really fun
- CHAMPION'S KNACK Written
to the tune of "Ballin' the Jack," this parody pokes fun at the cliched
stage-presence moves we barbershoppers are wont to make. Your audiences,
especially barbershop ones, will love it.
- CHANGE MY HEART, OH GOD A gentle, mellow
piece, this song expresses devotion to God.
- CHRISTMAS DINNER A folky song written by
Paul Stookey (of Peter, Paul & Mary), this piece warms the heart during a cold time of
year.
- CHRISTMAS FUN MEDLEY Picture a combination of "Jingle Bells," "Winter Wonderland," "Frosty the Snow Man,""Here Comes Santa Claus" and "I Want a Hippopotamus for Christmas." Pretty nice picture, eh?
- CHRISTMAS IN THREE MINUTES One of the most cheerful messes you will ever encounter, this potpourri crams a ton of tunes into 180 seconds. Think you can count them all in real time? We doubt it...
- CHRISTMAS MEDLEY 15-page production number
done by the Louisville Thoroughbreds
- CHRISTMAS SHOES, THE A country song with
lots of heart, this seasonal song will have your audiences reaching for their hankies.
Feature your lead on this one.
- CHURCH BELLS corny and funny, a sure
laugh-getter
- CIVIL WAR MEDLEY This
energetic collection of very old songs captures the spirit of the early
days of the war, when both sides figured they would be able to end matters
in a few weeks and be home in time for plowing. Goes well in a contest
package with "Tell My Father" or "The Vacant Chair."
- COLLEGE YEARS short, good intro for a
college-days show
- COME GO WITH ME this fun doo-wop tune
earned the Dell-Vikings a gold single in the golden year of 1957
- COME RAIN OR COME SHINE Ella Fitzgerald
made this one famous, good for weddings
-
CONSIDER YOURSELF From the musical
"Oliver," this happy and lively tune can be sung in contest. No longer
exclusive to Power Play.
- COPACABANA (AT THE COPA) you have never
heard the Barry Manilow hit quite like this before. With solo, four harmony parts and two
rhythm lines, the song requires a chorus or octet to make it swing.
- 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.
- CRYING
This Roy Orbison song is a popular classic, of course. Very few barbershop groups have a lead(s) who can handle
the rangy melody, so the lead, tenor and bass take turns with it. (Sorry about that, baris.)
- CYCLES Frank Sinatra sang this moving song
of life's ups and downs
- DAYDREAM What a day for singing this Lovin' Spoonful pop classic. This cheery arrangement is for chorus plus soloist.
- DEVOTED TO YOU It doesn't get any
better than the Everly Brothers singing about true love.
-
DONNA MEDLEY Get some serious teenage
angst going with this combination of "Donna the Prima Donna" and "(Oh)
Donna." Exclusive to Deja Vu for the time being.
- DO YOU REMEMBER THESE? the Statler
Brothers tune reviving all sorts of '50s nostalgia
- DOGS, THE way raunchy but cute
- DON'T WORRY 'BOUT ME a swingy tune with
the singer pretending that lost love doesn't matter
- DREAM A LITTLE DREAM OF ME contest or
show, audiences and performers absolutely love it. The men's version of this arrangement
is published by SPEBSQSA.
- DREAM IS A WISH YOUR HEART MAKES, A
beautiful Disney song
- EIGHTEEN WHEELS ON A BIG RIG Who
would believe counting to 18 in Roman numerals could be so funny? This
novelty song has to be heard to be believed.
- ELEANOR RIGBY plenty strange, lots of key
changes in this Beatles tune
- ELVIS MEDLEY Would you
believe a contestable medley could be made of "Hound Dog," "Don't Be
Cruel," "Jailhouse Rock," "Burning Love" and "Viva Las Vegas"? You will
have a blast singing this piece, one that is fit for a--well, the--King.
- ENTERTAINER, THE good show opener, theme
song of movie "The Sting"
- EVERYTHING'S COMING UP ROSES Broadway-type
show opener
- FIGHT THE TEAM unique big-band version of
Ohio State's famous fight song
- FIRST TIME EVER I SAW YOUR FACE, THE really
lovely Roberta Flack song
- FISHY MEDLEY Midwest Vocal Express sang this medley at the Indianapolis international. Ask anyone who was
there: Their performance was all-time funny, delightful, memorable and totally marvelous.
- FLOWERS ON THE WALL this Statler Brothers
song puts an ironic twist to loneliness
- FLY'S EYES novelty number about looking at
the world from a unique perspective
- FOR GOOD From the musical "Wicked," this song features a heartfelt, intense dialogue between witches Elphaba and Glinda. If your group has two good soloists with medium to high voices, this is the ticket for you. Also available in one-soloist version.
- FOR ONCE IN MY LIFE Stevie Wonder in barbershop? Absolutely! Indeed, this pop classic could even be made contestable with just a few changes.
- FOR THE GOOD TIMES touching song of love
ending, written by Kris Kristofferson
- FOREST LAWN comedy number about the big
L.A. cemetery
- FROG KISSIN' delightful song about not
judging a book by its cover
- GET ME TO THE CHURCH ON TIME this tune
from "My Fair Lady" is always a hit with audiences; no longer exclusive to Power
Play, it is now available to your group
- 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. Exclusive right now to
Alchemy.
- GOD BLESS OUR SENIOR CITIZENS great to
honor reisdents of nursing homes
- 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.
- GOD PUT A RAINBOW This toe-tapping,
old-time gospel number is arranged in an unusual woodshed style.
- GOODBYE MEDLEY
An enormously funny and interesting conglomeration, this piece is
contestable too. This winner has been recorded by "the BUZZ." The medley
bashes the opposite sex, well, just a little bit.
- GOODNIGHT, SWEETHEART, GOODNIGHT have
yourself some fun with a little doo-wop barbershop
- GOSPEL HOME MEDLEY These
two songs about your home in the sky go together so well that they even
intertwine at one point. Have a good time letting out some energy with
this one.
- GRADUATION DAY pop hit, good for
college-days shows
- GRANADA You are sure to fall under the spell of this lovely Spanish tune. It was arranged for the Investigators, the quartet that led the founding of the Spain's new barbershop organization.
- GRANDMA'S FEATHER BED
This lively, happy, nostalgic John Denver song is great fun for
either sex to sing. Now available in contest and show versions.
- GRAVITY BLUES hilarious number that
bemoans the effects of aging on a woman's body.
- GREASE MEDLEY Revisit Danny and Sandy in a monster medley that is great for either contest or shows. The
Hot Air Buffoons own exclusive rights to the piece for the time being.
- GREATEST, THE This clever song of a boy's
baseball fantasies is exclusive to Buckeye Blend right now.
-
GREAT LAKES SONG This tribute to the
Great Lakes and their seagoing men is strong and moving.
- GREEN GREEN GRASS OF HOME this melancholy
country song is a sure winner
- GROOVY KIND OF LOVE, A a pop hit for the
Mindbenders (1966) and for Phil Collins (1988), the song has been sung lately by the
King's Singers. Makes a great solo for tenor or high lead/bari. The bass also gets some
licks in too.
- GROWN-UP CHRISTMAS LIST Arranged for eight-part mixed voices, this Amy Grant song is a wish list for a better world. So get together with a chorus or quartet of the other gender and move your audiences' hearts with this gem.
- HAPPY Diana Ross sang this tender song of
the happiness love brings
- HAPPY TRAILS for Western shows, the Roy
Rogers & Dale Evans song
- HAVE A NICE DAY very funny for contest or
shows, as sung by Shenanigans
- HAWAIIAN WEDDING SONG great for weddings,
of course, this tenor solo also adds a special touch to any show
- HELL FROZE OVER This unique tune, written
by Lynn Hauldren, the inimitable bari of Chordiac Arrest, chronicles some highly unlikely
barbershop happenings. No longer exclusive to Rumors
being
- HELLO, MARY LOU lively Ricky Nelson song
- HELLO MUDDAH, HELLO FADDAH
Allan Sherman's novelty hit from the 1960s can be your group's next hit.
Check out this boy's plaintive lament sent from summer camp.
- HELLO, YOUNG LOVERS a classic song for
older singers, from "The King and I"
- HERE'S TO MY LADY classy easy-beat, very
romantic
- HEY!
Well, this football fight song doesn't have any, um, lyrics, but the
nonsensical energy sure does run high when you sing this one.
-
HEY, LOOK ME OVER Lasting just a
minute, with appropriate lyrics and a big tag, this tune is just right for
opening shows.
- HEY, LOOK ME OVER/IF MY FRIENDS COULD
SEE ME NOW! contestable medley of energetic
'60s Broadway tunes, as sung by Power Play
contestable medley of energetic '60s Broadway tunes
- HICKEY
now available for men too, this hilarious song
of what happened in the back seat of the teen's car is pretty odd and
offbeat.
- HIT THE ROAD, JACK Arranged for women's chorus or quartet plus male soloist, this piece is just about as much fun as you would guess -- which is to say, a lot.
-
HOUSE I LIVE IN, THE "What is America
to me?" This song lists many everyday things in heart-warming, inspiring
fashion.
- HOW WONDERFUL TO KNOW The original
lyrics to this song are in Italian, and the Italians sure do know about
love. The piece was arranged for the LABBS organization, but is available
to all..
- I BELIEVE This inspirational classic is a hit on any show. Power Play no longer has exclusive rights to it.
- I FALL TO PIECES the Patsy Cline classic
about a love that is tough to get over
- 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 GOT RHYTHM this swingy tune is a sure
crowd-pleaser
- I GUESS HE'D RATHER BE IN COLORADO
poignant song of a city dweller who yearns for the great outdoors
- I HAVE A LOVE gorgeous tune from
"West Side Story" (solo plus chorus)
- I KNOW AN OLD LADY WHO SWALLOWED A FLY the
cute childhood song with all sorts of funny patter, appeals to the kid in all of us
- I LIKE BEER Tom T. Hall's ode to the
ethereal amber beverage. The two versions are exclusive right now to both of Dave
Kindinger's quartets, Joker's Wild (Dave is the bass) and Buckeye Blend (lead).
- I LOVE A PARADE/STRIKE UP THE BAND lively,
contestable march medley
- I ONLY HAVE EYES FOR YOU This popular classic is now available in two versions. One has the shimmering feel of the
rock 'n' roll hit, while the other is a contestable tempo ballad as sung by Metropolis. The latter can be sung either straight or, as the quartet did it, humorously.
- I ONLY WANT TO BE WITH YOU
Popularized by Dusty Springfield in the '60s, this happy love song was
arranged for all the LABBS ladies.
- I PLEDGE MY ALLEGIANCE
This country-flavored patriotic number is exclusive to Accent until 8/10.
- I THINK YOU'RE WONDERFUL happy uptune for
kids of all ages
- I USED TO CALL HER BABY humorous tune, as
sung by The New Tradition quartet
- I WANNA BE LIKE YOU From
the classic animated film "The Jungle Book," this song is great fun to,
um, monkey around with. Exclusive to Storm Front at present.
- I WANNA GO BACK TO OHIO STATE
football-type pep song
- I WANT A
HIPPOPOTAMUS FOR CHRISTMAS A novelty hit for child singer
Gayla Peevey in 1953, this seasonal tune is just
strange enough to be fun for you and your audiences.
- I WILL SING HALLELUJAH lively spiritual
- IF the tender pop hit by Bread
-
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.
- IF I HAD A BULLDOZER
This song is a
little strange, in the same sense that Shaquille O'Neal is a little tall
and famous. A fantasy of grandiosity, this tune is exclusive to Buckeye
Blend right now.
- IF I HAD A HAMMER Folk music meets
barbershop in this inspiring piece.
- IF I KNOCK THE "L" OUT OF KELLY
an old-time novelty number about a feisty Irishman
- IF WE EVER NEEDED THE LORD BEFORE
traditional gospel tune, in both barbershop and modern versions, quite lively
- IF YOU BELIEVE uplifting pop love ballad
-
I'LL NEVER FALL IN LOVE AGAIN Dionne
Warwick sang this classic by Burt Bacharach and Hal David. Though
arranged for the Ladies Association of British Barbershop Singers, the
song works fine for men too.
- I'M A MIDDLE-AGED MAN Your audiences will howl at this novelty tune, composed by Joe Hunter and Tom and sung by Reveille. This may not be the best time of life for every man. Does he need to take Viagra? Depends...
- I'M A MIDDLE-AGED WOMAN This ribald tune, written by Seattle's own Lisa Koch, is available in both PG- and
R-rated versions. You pretty much have to see/hear this one to believe it.
- 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.
- I'M GONNA SIT RIGHT DOWN AND WRITE MYSELF A LETTER
everyone likes this offbeat love song
- I'M RETURNING EVERYTHING... George Burns
sings this funny song about the end of a marriage, with surprise twist at the end
- IN MY LIFE lovely Beatles tune
- IN MY ROOM
The Beach Boys' story of teenage angst is surprisingly sweet and moving.
SPEB publishes the men's version.
-
IN THE STILL OF THE NITE The Boyz II Men
redo of the classic doo-wop hit is popular with listeners of all
generations. The Society publishes the men's version; the women's can be
ordered from Tom.
- IRENE goofy takeoff on "Goodnight,
Irene"
- ISLAND OF DREAMS the '60s group the
Seekers ("I'll Never Find Another You," "Georgy Girl") sang this
captivating song; it is arranged for eight-part mixed voices
- ISLE OF INISFREE, THE If your group has a soloist with a lot of heart, this lovely tune will take your audiences
back home to Ireland. It was the theme from the John Wayne movie "The Quiet Man."
- IT WAS ALMOST LIKE A SONG the King's
Singers sang this song, tenor and bass solo versions
- IT'S ONLY A WEE-WEE cute, risque, fights
sexual stereotypes
- IT'S TODAY
From the musical Mame, this happy song urges you to celebrate
the day. Makes a great opener.
- IT IS WELL WITH MY SOUL If you sing in a mixed-barbershop group or church choir, this SATB arrangement is for you. The message is as timeless as it is powerful.
- I'VE GOT A PAIN IN MY SAWDUST cute, the
doll had "appendisawdust"
- JA-DA your basic pleasant nonsense song, a
pop standard
- JAMAICAN NOEL lively Chritmas song; each
part gets a solo
- JENNY REBECCA a good one, welcoming a new
baby to the world
-
JESUS LOVES ME This surprisingly
complex and powerful take on a children's song is exclusive to Power Play
right now.
- JOHNNY APPLESEED DISTRICT THEME SONG
written by Frank Buffington, writer of "Old Songs Are Just Like Old Friends"
- JOSEPHINE, PLEASE NO LEAN ON THE BELL
novelty number with an Italian flavor
- KAZOO KONCERTO Big fun is ahead
when your group whips out its kazoos. The energy builds and builds to a
great finish.
- KILLING ME SOFTLY WITH HIS SONG the
powerful Grammy Award winner by Roberta Flack
- KING OF THE ROAD light-hearted hobo song
by Roger Miller
- KNIGHT SCHOOL MEDLEY Two brave lads are almost ready to slay dragons, rescue fair damsels, drink copious quantities of mead, and the like. Will they make the grade?
- KNOCK KNOCK SONG Spike Jones and His City Slickers did a bang-up job on this number way back when. There is plenty of room for fun, including making just about every sound effect you can think of.
- LAST NIGHT ON THE BACK PORCH always a fun
uptune
- (UP A) LAZY RIVER could be sung in contest
or show, Marquis does it
- LE REGIMENT Want to perform Script Ohio,
just like the Ohio State Marching Band? If so, this is the song for you.
- LET IT BE ME the Everly Brothers heartfelt
ballad
- LET ME BE YOUR WINGS wonderful romantic
song by Barry Manilow, from "Thumbellina"
- LET THEM BE LITTLE
A country tune with lots of heart, this plea to allow children to act
their age is a real gem.
- LET THERE BE PEACE ON EARTH show closer
with a great message. The men's version of this arrangement is published by SPEBSQSA.
- LITTLE DARLIN' a solid gold hit from 1957
for the Diamonds, this doo-wop tune will give your lead a chance to shine and your tenor
some hammy moments.
- LIVE LIKE AN ANGEL written by
barbershopper Stewart Girlock, this gospel song is of professional quality
- LONGEST TIME, THE Billy Joel's hit makes
for doo-wop barbershop at its most enjoyable.
SPEB
publishes the men's version.
- LORD'S PRAYER This beautiful piece is a rearrangement for SATB of the Society-published chart done by Joe Liles and Tom. It is fine for both mixed-barbershop and church groups.
- LOST IN THE STARS possibly contestable
version, powerful song
- LOVE CHANGES EVERYTHING If you are not familiar with this Andrew Lloyd Webber song, you owe it to yourself to find it, whether this arrangement or in some other form. It is purely gorgeous.
- LULLABY IN RAGTIME, A contestable version
of barbershop classic
- LUNATIC'S LULLABY, THE totally nonsensical
lyrics make for lots of laughs
- MACOMB CHRISTMAS MEDLEY
Not many arrangements are listed in both Inspirational and Comedy, but
this medley is one big happy mix. Your holiday audiences are sure to enjoy
this potpourri, exclusive right now to Macomb County.
- MAGGIE BLUES a swinging version of
"When You and I Were Young, Maggie"
- MAMMAS, DON'T LET YOUR BABIES GROW UP TO
BE COWBOYS Not your run-of-the-mill barbershop tune,
"Mammas" would go great in a Western show, or use it as a novelty number
to change the pace.
- MAN ON THE FLYING TRAPEZE, THE a
golden-oldie novelty number
- MARKS MEDLEY seasonal: "Have a Holly
Jolly Christmas" and "Silver & Gold"
- MARY, DID YOU KNOW A powerful, reverent
song, this piece is a hit at Christmas or any other time of year. Available in male,
female and mixed voices.
- MARY IN THE MORNING pretty, rhythmic pop
ballad
- MAY YOU ALWAYS modernish rhythmic ballad,
suitable for contest, sweet sentiment
- MERRY CHRISTMAS, DARLING the Carpenters'
moving hit (solo plus 4 parts). Now available in four parts for both men and women.
- MERRY CHRISTMAS POLKA This happy seasonal song is easy to learn and perform. Hey, you may even may be able to get your audience up and dancing.
- MEXICALI ROSE
This C&W classic harmonizes great for barbershop and has multi-cultural
appeal. Spanish translation of the chorus is included. Though the song
is just a chorus right now, it could easily be made into a full-length
contest tune.
- MILITARY MEDLEY humorous, "Sound
Off" & "Oh! How I Hate To Get Up In The Morning"
- MISS CELIE'S BLUES (SISTER) sisterhood
song for women, from film "The Color Purple"
- MISSISSIPPI SQUIRREL REVIVAL Must
be heard to be believed. The strange and marvelous workings of the Holy
Spirit--or, well, something--are detailed in this hilarious piece.
Exclusive to Buckeye Blend right now.
- MOON MEDLEY old-time medley contains
"Bright Was the Night," "Moonlight Bay" and "By the Light of the
Silvery Moon"
- MOONLIGHT AND ROSES a pretty tune of
loving memories
- MOONLIGHT BRINGS MEMORIES/MOONLIGHT AND ROSES
poignant ballad medley of two pop standards
- MOONSHINE LULLABY An unusual type
of lullaby, this tune from "Annie Get Your Gun" has a lazy, fun feeling to
it.
- MORE From the movie "Mondo Cane,"
this popular classic is great for shows and weddings.
- MOTOWN MEDLEY
16 pages worth,
fasten your seat belt, could be made into a show theme. There are some
solos with four-part background, so this song is meant for a chorus to
sing.
- MUSKRAT RAMBLE this standard is lively and
plenty of fun
- MY COLORING BOOK this pop hit from 1962
will touch your audiences' hearts.
- MY FAVORITE THINGS PARODY For mature
groups only. With an opening line like "Maalox and nose drops and needles for
knittin'," you know big fun is on the way.
- MY FAIR LADY
MEDLEY All of your favorites are included here. Great for
choruses, and maybe even quartets, of both sexes.
- MY FRATERNITY PIN a novelty song about a
fickle coed. The men's version of this arrangement is published by SPEBSQSA.
- MY FOOLISH HEART
Here is a wonderful show ballad about
falling in love despite having been burned many times
in the past. Power Play sings this hopeful tune.
- MY GOLDEN BABY love song, a mix of German
and English
- MY HEROES HAVE ALWAYS BEEN COWBOYS Willie Nelson is probably the best-known singer to perform this poignant song. Shades of America's pioneer past.
- MY LIFE FLOWS ON (HOW CAN I KEEP FROM SINGING) This beautiful hymn speaks of joy in the face of suffering. The lyrics are just as strong as those of "It Is Well with My Soul," which is saying something.
- MY LITTLE GIRL Tim McGraw sang and co-wrote this beautiful song. Guaranteed to melt any parent's heart, this piece is exclusive to Melodies and Memories until 9/10.
- MY PRAYER This arrangement of the
beautiful #1 hit for the Platters (1956) debuted at a barbershopper's wedding.
- MY UNCULTIVATED IRISH GENUS ROSA
Can you guess which classic barbershop tune this is a parody of? All
sorts of mischief is created by substituting fancy words for the normal ones.
- NAUGHTY LADY OF SHADY LANE
This
allegedly sinful sweetie turns out to be a brand new baby girl.
Guaranteed to have be an audience pleaser. Exclusive to Susan Wells, the
Southern Belle, till 7/06.
- NEUTRON DANCE this 1985 hit by the Pointer
Sisters is guaranteed to energize your audiences
- NIGHTINGALE SANG IN BERKELEY SQUARE
contestable version of this beautiful ballad
- O, AMERICA Celtic Woman popularized this moving tribute to the spirit of the USA. Even singers and audiences from other lands will be touched by this powerful piece. Exclusive through 2011.
- OH! MY LOVE IS LIKE A RED, RED ROSE uses
the old melody and Robert Burns's classic lyrics
- OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY ALMA MATER unpopular
in the state of Michigan
- OLD CAPE COD this pop standard paints a
lovely picture
- OLD FASHIONED
LOVE SONG Yes, this is the hit from Three Dog Night. Of
course, we sing it in four-part harmony, not
three.
- OLD FRIENDS MEDLEY Paul Simon's
"Bookends" & "When You and I Were Young, Maggie"
- ONE TIN SOLDIER stirring song of peace
from the film "Billy Jack"
- ONES LEFT
STANDING This powerful song sounds as though it were written
for 9/11. Though it appeared about a year earlier,
the amazing sentiments make it a great song for any group's
repertoire.
- OPERATOR moves right along, Manhattan
Transfer made the song famous
- ORANGE COLORED SKY this one is way fun;
good opener or closer
- OSHKOSH, WIS. regional uptune about a
pretty little miss (in Oshkosh, Wis.)
- PAPA-OOM-MOW-MOW
The words don't make a bit of sense, but that doesn't stop the fun in this
novelty number. In fact, the words are the biggest part of the merriment.
- PASS THAT PEACEPIPE/I'M AN INDIAN, TOO
cute Western medley
- PEG O' MY HEART everyone enjoys this
easy-beat tune
- PETER PAN MEDLEY This combination of
"I Won't Grow Up" and "Never Never Land" has a unique mix of humor and
heart that you will purely love. Exclusive to Flashpoint.
- PISTOL PACKIN' MAMA for Western shows,
about a rugged cowgirl
- PLAIN
Be sure to include this parody in your next Amish package. You will be
doing an Amish package, right?
- PLAYING RIGHT FIELD Peter, Paul and Mary
sang this funny, bittersweet song about being the last kid chosen
- POKARE KARE ANA gem of a Maori love song,
as sung by The Ritz
- POPEYE MEDLEY Olive Oyl,
Swee' Pea, Wimpy, Bluto and the Sailor Man himself are all featured in
this parody melange. Suitable for contest, this medley would also make a
great centerpiece for a fun show theme.
- PRECIOUS FRIENDS Folk legend Pete Seeger penned this uplifting song. Use this piece to honor a friend(s) or
simply to inpire your audiences. Arranged for chorus and soloist.
- PRETTY BABY fun meter parody, contestable,
as done by Shenanigans
- PRISON MEDLEY parodies
on well-known songs tell of each quartet member's upcoming stint in
Alcatraz, Sing Sing, Marion and Leavenworth.
No longer
exclusive to Rumors.
- PROFESSIONAL PIRATE A Yo-ho-ho and a bottle of Captain Morgan's, ye scurvy landlubbers! This song from the film "Muppet Treasure Island" will shiver your timbers for sure.
- RAINDROPS KEEP FALLIN' ON MY HEAD Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid ride -- well, a bicycle, anyhow -- again. This light song is, well, delightful.
-
REDNECK KIND OF GUY The wall-to-well
redneck jokes will have your audience swallowing their chawin' tobaccy.
No longer exclusive to Overture.
- ROCK AND ROCK MEDLEY No, that is not a misprint. This snappy opener is a combo of "Rock around the Clock"
and "Rock and Roll Is Here to Stay."
- ROCK AND ROLL MEDLEY four rock'n'roll
classics make this medley a winner; includes "Rock and Roll Is Here to Stay",
"Hound Dog,", "Tears on my Pillow", and "Blue Moon".
- ROCK OF AGES LET OUR SONG stirring Jewish
religious piece
- ROYAL GARDEN BLUES contestable,
substantial and lively, sung by Power Play
- RUN FOR THE ROSES the thought-provoking
Dan Fogelberg song
- SANTA BABY Originally arranged for a female soloist with men's quartet or chorus, the piece is now available for five women's voice parts. This seductive song is cool, hot and fun.
- SATURDAY NIGHT IN TOLEDO, OHIO John Denver
sang this clever novelty song
- SAY HELLO TO PITTSBURGH a plug for
Steeltown
-
SEA MEDLEY Well, this medley is, um . . . hard to
explain. For sure, it is funny.
-
SECRET LOVE Arranged for the LABBS
organization, this lush tune works for men too.
- SEEDS AND STEMS AGAIN a sad lament for
after-afterglows
- SEND IN THE CLOWNS This moving, haunting song is especially powerful as a bass solo. Enjoy Stephen Sondheim at his best!
- SHALL WE GATHER AT THE RIVER You don't have to be a Baptist to sing this song, which somehow manages to be both lively and majestic.
- SHE BELIEVES IN ME uplifting pop/country
hit
- SHE HAD TO GO AND LOSE IT AT THE ASTOR
well, now, what did she lose?
- SHE IS MORE TO BE PITIED THAN CENSURED
definitely an oldie, to be sung tongue in cheek
- SILHOUETTES (ON THE SHADE)
Truly a rock'n'roll
classic that will take your audiences back.
SPEB
publishes the men's version.
- SING IT A CAPPELLA doo-wop gospel a la
Glad, really fits us barbershoppers
- SING LULLABY
What a sweet Christmas tune this is. Your group will enjoy singing a
lullaby to the baby Jesus.
- SKYLARK
Hopeful songs of love don't come any prettier than this.
Makes a great solo for a tenor or high lead. Also available in "normal"
version.
- SLEIGH RIDE Inspired by the Andy Williams version of the holiday song, this arrangement features five key
changes. That makes for a most energetic piece, for sure.
- SMELL THE FLOWERS country hit telling us
to enjoy life right now
- SMILE As sung by The New Tradition and many other groups, this piece is really powerful. You could close your shows with it or sing it in just about any other position. Some consider "Smile" to be Tom's all-time best arrangement.
- SOMEBODY'S DARLIN' ultra-intense Civil War
song, contestable
-
SOUND CELEBRATION Tom wrote and
arranged this energetic song honoring music and other sounds of life
around us. The men's version of this arrangement is published by SPEBSQSA.
There is now an SATB version for YMIH/YWIH singers.
- SPREADIN' RHYTHM AROUND definitely cooks,
has a scat section for each voice part.
- SUMMER HOLIDAY Lots of
seasonal fun to be had with this hit from the UK.
- SWEET CHARITY MEDLEY Here are
three songs from the musical about everyone's favorite dance-hall girl:
"Hey, Look Me Over," "Baby Dream Your Dream" and "Big Spender." This
combination of witty and hopeful tunes are best suited for women only.
- SWEET SHE AIN'T Ever wonder what
would happen if you group reversed its standing position? A barbershop
classic might well come out backward, to highly
funny effect. This tune is a sure audience-grabber.
- SWEET VIOLETS fun nonsense song that takes
you in circles
- 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.
- TABOO offbeat, potentially contestable
list of forbidden things
-
TELL MY FATHER From the musical "Civil
War," this song of a dying young soldier is truly astonishing. No longer
exclusive to Power Play.
-
THANKS FOR THE MEMORY Bob Hope's
theme song is just the thing to close your show with. Many of the lyrics
have been changed to provide barbershop references.
-
THANK GOD I'M A COUNTRY BOY You
know how some songs are just plain fun? Well,
this is one of them. John Denver's popular classic can be a hit for your
group too.
- THANK YOU FOR THE MUSIC What could be more
inspiring than singing about our music? This arrangement is no longer exclusive.
- THANK YOU VERY MUCH
Looking for a short song to close your shows with? How does one minute of
happy thanks sound? Lots of fun and energy in this piece.
- THANK YOU, WORLD a great Statler Brothers'
tune honoring music
- THAT CHARLIE CHAPLIN WALK cute tune about
the great comedian
- THAT'LL BE THE DAY uppity rock hit
performed by Buddy Holly and by Linda Ronstadt
- THAT'S ENTERTAINMENT good show opener in
the Broadway tradition
- THEIR HEARTS WERE FULL OF SPRING a
beautiful song of lifelong love
- THEME FROM ICE CASTLES also called
"Through the Eyes of Love," very pretty
- THEY ARE GONE tribute to Challenger
astronauts
- THIS TRAIN/WHEN THE SAINTS GO MARCHING
IN
A
stirring medley about moving on to the Promised Land, this
piece is performed by the Great Northern Union.
Requires two quartets, though it also can be sung in eight rather than 12
parts.
- THOSE OLD-TIME SING-ALONG SONGS uptune
medley of standards such as "She'll Be Comin' 'Round The Mountain"
- THRONE OF GRACE Written by barbershopper
Gary Scalise, this song expresses religious humility.
- TO KNOW HER (HIM) IS TO LOVE HER Emmylou
Harris revived it this rock'n'roll hit
- TO WHERE YOU
ARE Exclusive to Power Play right now, this powerful love sung
has been recorded by Josh Groban. Haven't heard
of this young man with the mature voice? You will!
- TOUGH BROADS MEDLEY three rather
interesting songs about unique women
- TRANSPORT OF DELIGHT A King's Singers tune
about a London omnibus
- TRIPLETS This quite humorous song, also
written by Tom, is exclusive to Riptide for
now
- TRY A LITTLE TENDERNESS this pop classic
speaks to all men in your audience - and the women too
- TUXEDO JUNCTION cool/hot show tune
- TWINKLE, TWINKLE, LITTLE STAR Yes, really. This chart is actually fairly fancy, with various styles of harmonization being used. A couple of extra verses have been added to honor ill children, so this song is just right for certain occasions.
- TWISTED Joni Mitchell sang this offbeat,
jazzy piece about a real nut
- TWO KINDS OF
SEAGULLS A folky tune that is really cute, this song speaks of
He-gulls, She-gulls, Mom-bats, ad-bats . . . well, you get the idea.
Silly fun for all audiences.
- UNCHAINED MELODY Similar to Acoustix's
take on the old rock 'n' roll version, this chart is plenty weird. Your tenor gets the
chance to shine here.
- UNCLE WATT'S ORIGINAL FANTASCINATIN' ROADSIDE STAND
fun and wordy, as sung by Joker's Wild, could be made contestable.
- UNDER THE BOARDWALK This happy
summer song is always in season. SPEB publishes the men's version.
- VEGEMITE spoof of the Aussies' favorite,
um, edible substance.
- VIRGIN MARY
(HAD A BABY BOY) Lots of rhythmic interest in this Christmas
tune. It somehow manages to be both calm and
lively at the same time.
- VICTORS, THE Though it starts out
straight, this spoof of the Michigan fight song from the Ohio State point of view ends up
quite crooked. Exclusive to Buckeye Blend right now.
- VMBARRASSMENT
Has
your envy of the fabulous Vocal Majority ever caused you to want to poke a
little fun at them? Now is your chance. This parody will spice up any
barbershop performance
- WALK AWAY touching Matt Monro hit from
1965
- WALTZING MATILDA Australia's unofficial
national anthem
- WANG WANG BLUES parody telling of a Wang
computer that is down
- WEDDING OF MR. AND MRS. SWING
a Cab Calloway tune that really swings, this witty song has
something for everyone. No longer exclusive to Sweden's Dalton Bros.
- WEDDING OF THE PAINTED DOLL very cute, in
German or English
- WEDDING SONG great for weddings, naturally
- WE DON'T GIVE A DAMN FOR THE WHOLE STATE OF MICHIGAN Hey, don't take it personally. Any other
Buckeye fan would say the same thing.
- WE'RE NUMBER ONE a cute song for a group
with a criminal image
- WE'RE ON OUR WAY Written by barbershopper
Fred Tremper, this song brags about how good the group is in highly overblown fashion.
Insert the name of your own quartet or chorus
- WEST VIRGINIA'S HOME TO ME regional song
about the almost-heavenly state
- WESTERN MEDLEY six songs to energize a
Western-themed show
- WHAT IS THIS
THING CALLED LOVE Your audiences will surely be able to relate
to this classic, hip lament about love.
- WHAT WOULD I DO WITHOUT MY MUSIC
powerfully fitting show song, sung by numerous SAI choruses
- WHATEVER HAPPENED TO RANDOLPH SCOTT
Statler Brothers' lament about modern times
- WHEN I GROW TOO OLD TO DREAM beautiful
Sigmund Romberg tempo ballad
- WHEN I JUST WEAR MY SMILE
Ready to thumb your nose at fashion snobbery? With its ever-so-mildly
risque lyrics, this Mama Cass tune is bound to be hit, whether on the
contest stage or a show.
- WHEN I LOST YOU, AGING SUPERHEROES PARODY
Are your superpowers, and maybe even some of your normal ones, fading
away? Then you will be able to relate to this cute parody. Not
surprisingly, it goes well with the Aging Superheroes Medley.
- WHEN I SING jazzy, fun, a natural for
barbershoppers
- WHEN I'M SIXTY-FOUR this Beatles' song is
alway a kick. The men's version of this arrangement is published by SPEBSQSA.
- WHEN SAMMY PUT THE PAPER ON THE WALL It is hard to say what the main characteristic of this fun song is, dumbness or simplicity. Anyhow, Sammy made quite a sticky mess of things.
- WHEN THE RIVER MEETS THE SEA
What a
beautiful song this is. A metaphor for the afterlife, the piece can be a
great comfort at a funeral--other times as well.
- WHEN YOUR OLD WEDDING RING WAS NEW/DEAR OLD SUE
square medley of love that has stood the test of time
- 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 IN THE STRAWBERRY PATCH WITH SALLY
the cute pop hit popularized by Tony Orlando & Dawn
- WHOLE NEW WORD
a #1 hit for Peabo Bryson and Regina Belle in 1993, this new tune
soars into the stratosphere to tell us of new love. So take a magic carpet
ride on this theme song from "Aladdin."
- WIEGENLIED Brahms lullaby, in German
- WINCHESTER CATHEDRAL a #1 pop hit from
1966
- WIND BENEATH MY WINGS, THE inspirational
Bette Midler hit about the man behind the woman, or vice versa
- WITH TWO WINGS marvelously energetic
8-parter about men and women working together, as sung by Friends
- WW I SMILE MEDLEY as sung by SAI's San
Diego Chorus, a real production number
- YES, STILL THE STARRY BANNER WAVES This
moving ode to the flag is a sure winner nowadays.
- YESTERDAY the lovely Beatles' tune may be
the most recorded of all time. The men's version of this arrangement is published by
SPEBSQSA.
- YESTERDAY, WHEN I WAS YOUNG powerful song
from the French, with a sophisticated sentiment of regret
- YESTERDAY'S ROSES MEDLEY ballad medley of
lost love
- Y.M.C.A. Your audiences will love to do
the movements associated with this song. Sure to raise the energy level of your
performance
- YOU AIN'T GETTIN' DIDDLY SQUAT
quite humorous Christmas tune about a kid who has been bad.
- YOU AND ME (WE WANTED IT ALL)
Written by Peter Allen and Carole Bayer Sager, this bittersweet tune tells of a love
so hot that it had to burn out.
- YOU CAN'T GET A MAN WITH A GUN
The great Irving Berlin makes some of his best wordplays in this
delightful song. From the musical "Annie Get Your Gun," this contestable
tune is for women only.
- YOU KNOW BETTER THAN I
Joseph sang this moving song to God in an animated film.
- YOU MEET THE NICEST PEOPLE Light and sweet, this Christmas tune will add sparkle to your holiday shows.
- YOU MUST COME IN AT THE BOTTOM
The Good Lord called on this man to become a bass singer. Though the fellow lacked faith, God's will -- and sense of humor -- prevailed. Exclusive to State Line Grocery at this time.
- YOUR HOROSCOPE FOR TODAY No matter
what your sign, dude, wicked things are in store for you for the
foreseeable future. This tune is quite funny, not to mention way intense.
It is exclusive to Deja Vu right now.
- YOU'VE GOT A FRIEND What's not to like about this Carole King classic? Great for honoring a special person or
delighting all of your audiences.
- YOU'VE GOT TO SEE MAMMA EVERY NIGHT cute
song laying down the law about fidelity, for women only
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