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Bend in the River Big Band Song List.Xlsm Bend in the River Big Band Library 6/2/2015 Song List Title Writer Arranger 2 Scandihoovian Carols Traditional Peter Karstad 4 Scandihoovian Carols Traditional Peter Karstad 4:3 Brothers Jimmy Giuffre Peter Karstad 70's TV Themes Peter Karstad 70's TV Themes (Short Version) A Mis Abuelos Arturo Sandoval Michael Philip Mossman A Tisket A Tasket Ella Fitzgerald & Al Feldman Klaus Lessman After D.C., I'll Take Dakota Gene White After the Lovin' Bernstein and Adams Dave Wolpe Ain't Misbehavin' Fats Waller Jeff Jarvis Alexander's Ragtime Band Les Hooper Alfie Bacharach & David Frank Mantooth Alice Blue Gown Harry Tierney Fred Skinner All of Me Alma Rouser Gustie Rouser Karstad Almost Like Being in Love Lerner & Loewe Lennie Niehaus Alright, Okay, You Win Sid Wyche & Mayme Watts Sammy Nestico America the Beautiful Stan Kenton Bob Curnow Bad Habits Ed Wilson Bandstand Boogie Rod Smith Bandstand Boogie Les Elgart Basically Blues Phil Wilson Phil Wilson Battle Hymn of the Republic Traditional Bryan Kidd Begin The Beguine Cole Porter Jerry Gray Bernie's Tune Bernie Miller Gene Roland Better Git Hit In Your Soul Charles Mingus Sy Johnson B-Gin Da Beguine Big Band Milestones Sammy Nestico Big Noise from Winnetka Rodin & Crosby,Haggart & Bauduc Paul Lavender Big Swing Face Buddy Rich Bill Bailey Dave Barduhn Bionic Turkey, The Tom Andersen Blue and Sentimental Count Basie Blue Christmas Billy Hayes and Jay Johnson Van Alexander Blue Miles Chick Corea Bob Washut Blue Rondo a la Turk Dave Brubeck Calvin Custer Blue Skies Irving Berlin Roger Holmes Blues For An Elm Steve Wright Blues for Mark Nils Lindberg Blues in the Night (My Mama Done 'Tol Me) Mercer & Arlen Paul Jennings Blues Machine, The Sammy Nestico Blues Walk, The Brown Peter Karstad Body and Soul Johnny Green Dave Wolpe Boogie Blues Gene Krupa Boogie Express Sammy Nestico Brazil Ary Barroso Dave Wolpe Bye Bye Blackbird Ray Henderson, Mort Dixon Dave Wolpe Cajun Cookin' Denis DiBlasio Denis Diblasio Call Me Irresponsible Cahn & Van Heusen Frank Mantooth Candy David, Whitney & Kramer Kris Berg Can't Help Falling In Love Weiss, Peretti, & Creatore Bob Lowden Caravan Ellington, Mills & Tizol Dave Wolpe Carefree (Des Preocupado) Sammy Nestico Carioca Catherine Patrick Williams Bill Byers Cha Cha Cha for Judy Marshall Brown Cheek To Cheek Peter Karstad Page 1 Bend in the River Big Band Library 6/2/2015 Song List Title Writer Arranger Cheers Henry Mancini scored. Joe Reisman Cherry Rod Smith Chi Chi Charlie Parker John LaBarbera Chicago Christmas Song, The Mel Torme, Robert Wells Jerry Nowak Christmas Time is Here Lee Mendelson, Vince Guaraldi Peter Karstad Chug A Lug Rod Smith C-Jam Blues Duke Ellington Michael Philip Massman Clear Day Climb Every Mountain Rodgers & Hammerstein Peter Karstad Coconut Champagne Denis DiBlasio Adapted by Bob Lowden Come Rain or Come Shine Mercer and Arlen Jerry Nowak Copacabana Manilow, Sussman, & Feldman Pat Spino Count Bubba Gordon Goodwin Country Road Maynard Ferguson Kenny Wheeler Cry Me a River Arthur Hamilton Roger Holmes Cute Neal Hefti Bob Mintzer Dancing on the Ceiling Hart & Rodgers Dave Wolpe Day Dreams "Rusty" Dedrick Days of Wine & Roses Henry Mancini Days of Wine & Roses Henry Mancini Steve Wright Deck the Hall Traditional Welsh Ding Dong Merrily on High Traditional French Edward L. Stauff Don't Get Around Much Anymore Duke Ellington Roger Pemberton Down by the Riverside Les Hooper Early Autumn Woody Herman, Ralph Burns John Berry Early Autumn Ralph Burns and Woody Herman Easy To Love Cole Porter Sammy Nestico Emancipation Blues Oliver Nelson Roger Holmes Emily Johnny Mercer & Johnny Mandel Les Hooper Everything I Do (I do it for You) Adams Karstad Fascinating Rhythm Ira & George Gershwin Chuck Sayre Fever Davenport & Cooley Roger Holmes Flintstones Theme, The William Hanna & Joe Barbera Roger Pemberton Fly Me To the Moon (In Other Words) Bart Howard Sammy Nestico Fly Me To the Moon (In Other Words) Bart Howard Sammy Nestico Foggy Day, A Ira & George Gershwin Dave Wolpe For Dancers Only Sy Oliver Glenn Osser For Lena and Lenny Quincy Jones Jones & Nestico For Once In My Life Ronald Miller & Orlando Murden Lennie Niehaus Frankenstein Edgar Winter Jack Cooper Funtime Sammy Nestico Georgia on my Mind Gorrell & Carmichael Dave Wolpe Georgia on my Mind Gorrell & Carmichael Karstad Girl From Ipanema, The Antonio Carlos Jobim John Berry Give Me the Simple Life Ruby & Bloom Dave Wolpe God Bless' the Child Arthur Herzog, Jr. and Holiday Sammy Nestico God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen Dave Barduhn Gonna Fly Now (Theme from Rocky) Bill Conti, Carol Connors, Ayn Robbins Jay Chattaway Got The Spirit Slide Hampton Grand Central Suite Bill Holcombe Greasy Sak Blues Buddy Rich Greensleeves David Metzger Groove Merchant Jerome Richardson Dave Barduhn Groove Merchant Jerome Richardson Thad Jones Groovin' Hard Don Menza Dave Barduhn Page 2 Bend in the River Big Band Library 6/2/2015 Song List Title Writer Arranger Groovin' High Dizzy Gillespie Glenn Osser Grown Up Christmas List David Foster Peter Karstad Gumbo Street Gordon Goodwin Hard Hearted Hannah Jack Yellen, Milton Ager, Bob Bieglow, aSammy Nestico Have You Met Miss Jones? Rodgers & Hart Frank Mantooth Have Yourself A Merry Little Christmas Hugh Martin, Ralph Blane Dave Wolpe Hawaiian War Chant (TA-HU-WA-HU-WAI) Tommy Dorsey Spud Murphy Heat's On, The Sammy Nestico Helena Polka Louis Vitak Hi-De-Ho (That Old Sweet Roll) Carole King John Berry High Maintenance Gordon Goodwin Hola, Senor Loco! Victor Lopez Honeysuckle Rose Thomas "Fats" Waller Gregory Yasinitsky Honeysuckle Rose Hot-Cha Cha Cha Glenn Osser Glenn Osser How High the Moon Lewis & Hamilton R. Fote How Sweet It Is Sammy Nestico Hunting Wabbits Gordon Goodwin I Ain't Got Nobody Tom Kubis I Can't Give You Anything But Love Fields & McHugh Dave Wolpe I Can't Stop Loving You Rod Smith I Cried For You Freed, Arnheim & Lyman Dave Wolpe I Don't Want To Walk Harry James I Get a Kick Out of You Cole Porter Ian McDougall I Get a Kick Out of You Rod Smith I Get Along Without You Very Well (Except Sometimes) Hoagy Carmichael Dave Wolpe I Get the Blues When It Rains Stoddard & Klauber Sammy Nestico I Left My Heart In San Francisco George Cory & Douglass Cross Billy Bye I Love Paris Cole Porter John LaBarbera I Remember You Mercer & Schertzinger Roger Holmes I Won't Dance Jerome Kern I'll Be Around Alec Wilder Sammy Nestico I'll Be Seeing You Fain / Kahal Bob Curnow I'll Never Smile Again Glenn Osser I'm Beginning to See the Light George,Hodges,Ellington & James Mark Taylor I'm Gonna Live Till I Die Hoffman, Kent, & Kurtz John Clayton In a Mellow Tone Duke Ellington Frank B. Foster In the Mood Joe Garland (Glenn Miller) Intermission recorded by Stan Kenton edited by Van Alexander Intermission It Ain't Necessarily So Gershwin x2, Bose & Heyward Victor Lopez It Came Upon a Midnight Clear John LaBarbera It Don't Mean A Thing (If It Ain't Got That Swing) Ellington & Mills Jerry Nowak It Had To Be You Dave Burley It's All Right With Me Cole Porter Anita Kerr It's Been A Long Long Time Harry James It's OK to Disagree Jean Laughlin Jim Martin It's the Gospel Truth Ferguson & DiBlasio DiBlasio & Garling I've Found a New Baby Palmer & Williams Gordon Goodwin I've Got A Crush On You Ira & George Gershwin Dave Barduhn I've Got the World On a String Harold Arlen, Ted Koehler Dave Wolpe I've Got You Under My Skin Cole Porter Mark Taylor Jersey Bounce Bobby Platter, Tiny Bradshaw, Ed JohnsSammy Nestico Jingle Bells J. Pierpont, Diana Krall John Clayton Jive at Five Basie & Edison Rob McConnell Jump, Jive An' Wail Louis Prima Mark Taylor Page 3 Bend in the River Big Band Library 6/2/2015 Song List Title Writer Arranger Jumpin' East of Java Brian Setzer Roger Holmes June Is Bustin' Out All Over Rodgers & Hammerstein Bill Holman Just a Closer Walk Dean Sorenson Just Another Polka - Hoop-Dee-Doo (Polka Medley) Frank Loesser & Milton Delugg Just Friends Klenner & Lewis Dave Wolpe Just One of Those Things Cole Porter George Stone K.C. Blues Charlie Parker Dick Lieb Kansas City Leiber and Stoller Mark Taylor Keep the Customer Satisfied Paul Simon Bill Holman Keepin' Track of the Time Chuck Sayre Killer Joe Benny Golson Les Hooper La Cumparsita (Tango) Rodriguez Art Dedrick Lady in Blue Ellington & Mills Nils Lindberg Lady in Red, The Allie Wrubel Dave Wolpe Latin Fantasy Velazquez & Hernandez Dave Wolpe Let It Snow! Let It Snow! Let It Snow! Sammy Cahn, Jule Styne Roger Holmes Let's Call The Whole Thing Off Gershwin Peter Karstad Like Someone in Love Burke & Van Heusen Dave Hanson Little Boat Les Brown Little Brown Jug Bill Finegan Jeff Hest Little Girl Blue Little Prince, The Chuck Mangione Bob Lowden Los Altibajos (The Ups and Downs) Rick Lawn Love For Sale Rod Smith Love is Here to Stay Ira & Geo. Gershwin Sammy Nestico Love Is Just Around The Corner Robin & Gensler Dave Wolpe Lover Man Davis, Ramira & Sherman Sammy Nestico Lullaby of Birdland George Shearing Art Dedrick Lullaby of Birdland George Shearing John Wasson Lullaby of Broadway Dubin & Warren Mack The Knife Bobby Darin Mack The Knife Kurt Weill Dave Tanner Mack The Knife Brecht & Weill Jim Tyler Magic Flea Sammy Nestico Makin' Whoopee Walter Donaldson Gordon Goodwin Mambo (West Side Story) Leornard Bernstein Michael Philip Mossman Mambo Jambo Perez Prado Dave Wolpe Mambo Swing Scotty Morris Roger Holmes Manhattan Margie C Conrad & J.R. Robinson Dave Wolpe Melody of Love Tom Glazer & H.
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