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Steve Lucky & the Rhumba Bums Steve Lucky & the Rhumba Bums Complete Song List Song Composer/Lyricist Made Popular By: Style Tempo Adam's Rib Wynonie Harris Wynonie Harris Jump Blues/Swing Med Swing All of Me S. Simons/G. Marks Many, Billie Holiday Jazz Standard Med. Swing/Foxtrot Ain’t Gonna Quit You Helen Humes Swinging blues Slow-Med Blues Alimony Blues Aaron (T Bone) Walker T Bone Walker Medium swing Andy of Mayberry (tv theme song) TV theme Fast swing Angelos Dick Siegel Swing Med. Swing At Last Harry Warren, Mack gordon Etta James Ballad Beat Girl John Barry plus Steve Lucky (early '60s movie theme) Bennie’s From Heaven Eddie Jefferson Eddie Jefferson Swing Med Blues After Hours Avery Parrish Swinging blues/jazz slow classic Boogie Blues Gene Krupa, Ray Biondi & James Anita O'Day with Gene Krupa Big Band Medium swing Noble Boogus Interruptus Steve Lucky Steve Lucky Boogie woogie Bowlin' with Jones Steve Lucky Jump blues But Not For Me Gershwin Jazz Standard Slow swinging ballad Bye Bye Baby Aaron (T Bone) Walker T Bone Walker Jump Blues Medium swing Bye Bye Blackbird Mort Dixon Ray Henderson many Medium swing Can I Steal a Little Love? Phil Tuminello Sinatra Jazz Standard Foxtrot Centerpiece John Hendricks, Sweets Edison Lambert, Hendricks & Ross Jazz Standard med-slow swimg Chartreuse Leslie McFarland/Jessie Moore Louis Jordan Med Swing Cherry Red Joe Turner and Pete Johnson Big Joe Turner Blues Classic Slow-Med Blues Chattanooga Choo Choo Mack Gordon & Harry Warren Glenn Miller Choo Choo Ch’ Boogie Louis Jordan Louis Jordan Medium swing Comes Love Brown, Stept & Tobias Billie Holiday Jazz Standard med swing ballad Cotton Tail Duke Ellington Duke Ellington Fast swing Cool it Baby Eddie Fontaine? From the '50s film The Girl Can't Help It (Hey) Daddy Bobby Troup Many: Della Reese, Julie London Cha-cha-cha Daddy Daddy Rudolph Toombs Ruth Brown Rhumba Daddy-o Gene DePaul/Don Raye Louis Jordan med swing Do Nothin’ Til you Hear From Me Ellington/Strayhorn Many Jazz Standard Ballad Do the Pup Steve Lucky Med Western Swing Dog Patch our sax player S. Petersen Med. Swing Down Boy Paul Gayten Paul Gayten Slow-Med Blues Don't Get Around Much Anymore Billy Strayhorn Duke Ellington Swing Med Don't You Want to Get Lucky? S. Lucky, C. Getit Not popular yet! swing med. Slow Duke's Blues Duke Robillard Duke Robillard with Roomful of Blues Slow Blues Exactly Like You Dorothy Fields Sinatra, Diana Krall, Many Swing standard Med swing 04/29/10 Steve Lucky & the Rhumba Bums Complete Song List Fly Me To The Moon Howard Bart Sinatra, lots Jazz Standard Forthright Steve Lucky Funky soul-jazz Frankie & Johnny Tiny Grimes/many Medium swing Frim Fram Sauce Joe Ricardel, Redd Evans Nat King Cole, Diana Krall, many Jazz Standard Slow Swing Gee Baby Ain't I Good To You Andy Razaf & Don Redman Many, Diana Krall, Nat Cole Jazz Standard Ballad Girl Talk Neal Hefti, Bobby Troupe Julie London, many Jazz Standard Ballad or funky Goin to the Mardi Gras Professor Longhair Professor Longhair New Orleans R & B Rhumba-ish second-line Goin' Up to The City Mose Allison Mose Allison Grapevine Lucky Millinder Jump Blues Medium swing Greenbacks Ray Charles Ray Charles Medium swing Groovin' with Luke Steve Lucky 60s soul-jazz ramsey lewis-ish feel Hal E Looya Steve Lucky 20’s style swing Slow swing Have Some Fun Tonight Steve Lucky Blues Med/ slow Hit That Jive, Jack Nat Cole Nat Cole Upbeat swing Hook Line & Sinker Smiley Lewis Fast swing Hoopty-do Steve Lucky Fast swing Hop To It Steve Lucky Boogie Woogie Hot Rod Hal Singer Fast swing How Come Big Mama Thornton Slow swing How'm I Doin'? Don Redman? Plus Steve Lucky & Fast /med swing Rob Sudduth I Want You To be My Baby Louis Jordan Louis Jordan Boogie Woogie Fast swing If I Had You Ted Shapiro, Jimmy Campbell, Jazz standard, many Jazz Standard Ballad Reg Connelly If You're So Smart Louis Jordan Louis Jordan Swing Med Swing I'll Always be in Love with You Bud Green, Herman Ruby, Sam Ella Fitzgerald, T-Bone Walker Med. swing Stept I'm Beginning to See the Light Ellington, Hodges, Harry James, Many. Jazz Standard Slow Swing/Foxtrot Don George In A Mellow Tone Duke Ellington Many. Jazz Standard Slow Swing/Foxtrot In the Night Roy Byrd Professor Longhair New Orleans Rhumba Rhumba Is You Is or Is You Ain't My Baby Billy Austin & Louis Jordan Louis Jordan, Joe Jackson, Dinah Medium swing Washington, many It Don’t Mean A Thing If It Ain’t Got That Duke Ellington Irving Mills Many. Swing Fast Swing It Had To Be You Gus Kahn, Isham Jones many, recently Harry Connick Jr. Jazz Standard Slow Swing/Foxtrot Jumbo Red Prysock Med swing Jump Back Hadda Brooks Ella Mae Morse Fast Swing Jumpin' At the Woodside Count Basie Many. Jazz Standard Fast Swing/Big Band Jumptown Steve Lucky Fast Swing 04/29/10 Steve Lucky & the Rhumba Bums Complete Song List Kidney Stew Eddie Vinson Many, Joe Williams, Eddie Vinson Jazzy Blues Standard Med bluesy swing Kissamee Ray Charles Ray Charles Med bluesy swing Later Than You Think Roy Milton Jump-Blues Lean Baby Billy May & Roy Alfred Sinatra, Dinah Washington Slow Swing/Foxtrot Let me In Hot Lips Page Hot Lips Page Jump Swing Med fast Linda Lu Blues Love Me Baby Johnny Guitar Watson Slow-Med Blues Mack The Knife Kurt Weiil, Brecht Ella Fitzgerald, Bobby Darin Make Me a Present of You Joe Greene Dinah Washington Ballad Slow Mama, He Treats Your Daughter Mean Johnny Wallace & Herbert Lance Many, Ruth Brown, Susan Tedeschi MaryAnn Ray Charles rhumba/swing rhumba/swing/rock Maybe Later Steve Lucky Steve Lucky Med Swing Mellow Saxophone Roy Montrell Brian Setzer, Roy Montrell Salsa/swing Million Dollar Secret Helen Humes Blues Moanin' Bobby Timmons Slow swing Moonglow Irving Mills etc Many, K.D. Lang with Tony Bennett slow swing/ballad New Groove Unit Steve Lucky Funky/Soul-Pop Medium Oh , Lady Be Good George Gershwin Count Basie Med swing Old Folks Boogie/Swannee River Hop traditional song, many Boogie Woogie One Mint Julep R. Toombs? Many, Ray Charles Austin Danger Powers- Groovy, baby, real groovy like Ooo Shoo Be Do Be Dizzy Gillespie Dizzy Gillespie Swing Med Swing Opus de Funk Horace Silver '60s soul jazz, funky Our Love Is Here To Stay Irving Berlin Many, Ella Fitzgerald & Louis Armstrong Jazz Standard Perdido Juan Tizol Many, Ella Fitzgerald Jazz Standard/Cha cha Cha-cha-cha Play it Cool Steve Lucky & Carmen Getit slow-med R & B Real Fine Frame Buddy Johnson medium-slow swing Real Gone Girl Nellie Lutcher fast swing Red Top Woody Herman Many, Gene Ammons Jazz Standard Roll ‘Em Pete Joe Turner and Pete Johnson Big Joe Turner & Pete Johnson Boogie Woogie Romance Without Finance Tiny Grimes Tiny Grimes Medium-fast swing Route 66 Bobby Troup Many classic Rumbabum Hum Steve Lucky Bluesy instrumental Rumpus Room Honeymoon Steve Lucky swing fast Santa Baby Joan Javitz, Philip Springer Many: Eartha Kitt Satin Doll Ellington/Strayhorn Jazz Standard medium swing Sing, Sing, Sing Louis Prima, Louis Prima, Benny Goodman Fast Swing Smack Dab in The Middle Many, Ray Charles Blues Classic So Good to My Baby L. Kirkland and R. McCoy Big Maybelle with Johnny Otis Jump Blues medium 04/29/10 Steve Lucky & the Rhumba Bums Complete Song List Something's Got a Hold on Me Terry Britten, Gerald Deveaux Etta James R&B- Rock Some Like It Hot Carmen Getit, Steve Lucky rhumba Song For My Father Horace Silver Instrumental jazz Straighten Up & Fly Right Nat Cole and Irving Mills Nat King Cole Jazz Standard medium swing Sunny Side of the Street Dorothy Fields, Jimmy McHugh many Jazz Standard Slow swing Sunny Bobby Hebb '60s Funky/Soul-Pop medium Sweet Lorraine Mitchell Parish, Cliff Burwell Nat King Cole, many Jazz Standard Swinging ballad Symphony Sid Count Basie Many Jazz Standard medium swing Take the A Train Ellington/Strayhorn Jazz Standard slow-med swing/fox. Tenderly Jack Lawrence/Walter Gross Jazz American Waltz Standard/instrumental That’s The Groovy Thing Earl Bostic med swing The Hollywood Jump Steve Lucky blues/rock The Spinach Song Juliia Lee The Way You Look Tonight Dorothy Fields, Jerome Kern Many: Sinatra Tick Tock Western Swing Trade Up Joe Ventitelli Funky blues Unforgettable Irving Gordon Nat King Cole, Dinah Washington Jazz Standard Ballad Wall to Wall Sax Steve Lucky/Rob Sudduth swing medium Well Oh Well Tiny Bradshaw swing fast When I Get Lucky Floyd Dixon Jump Blues Med. Where's my Gravy? Rob Sudduth for Steve Lucky Swing Med - Fast Why Don't You Haul Off & Love Me Bull Moose Jackson Med Swing Wild Shindig Hank Marr Funk/ Wish Me Well Blues You’ve Got What it Takes Benton, Otis Many, Dinah Washington & Brook Benton R & B Classic Med. Swing You'll Be Sorry M. Watts/T. McRae/G. Kelly Big Maybelle with Johnny Otis Ballad ballad 04/29/10 .
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