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Jazz Singing Competition YEARS AND STILL JAZZING! OPEN MICJAZZ SINGING COMPETITION REPERTOIRE SHEET For more information call 021 505 7777 or visit grandwest.co.za @GrandWestSA GrandWest Casino and Entertainment World Rules available at suninternational.com Song Title 86 Like Someone In Love 132 Somewhere Beyond The Sea 87 Love Dance 133 Somewhere Over The Rainbow 88 Love Letters 134 Sophisticated Lady 1 A Fine Romance 44 East Of The Sun (West of the Moon) 89 Love Me Or Leave Me 135 Spain 2 A Foggy Day 45 Embraceable You 90 Lullaby Of Birdland 136 Speak Low 3 A House Is Not A Home 46 Fever 91 Lush Life 137 Stardust 4 A Kiss To Build A Dream On 47 Fine And Mellow 92 Mack The Knife 138 Stormy Weather 5 A Night In Tunisia 48 Flor de Lis 93 Making Whoopie 139 Straighten Up And Fly Right 6 A Tisket A Tasket 49 Fly Me To The Moon 94 Malaika 140 Strange Fruit 7 Agua De Beber (Water To Drink) 50 For Once In My Life 95 Manhattan 141 Strangers In The Night 8 Ain’t That A Kick In The Head 51 Georgia On My Mind 96 Misty 142 Summer Wind 9 Ain’t Misbehavin’ 52 Girl From Impanema 97 Mona Lisa 143 Summertime 10 All Of Me (Billie Holiday Version) 53 God Bless The Child 98 Moon Dance 144 Sway 11 And I Love You So 54 Good Morning Heartache 99 Moon River 145 Take The “A” Train 12 Antonio’s Song 55 Green Dolphin Street 100 Mr Bojangles 146 Teach Me Tonight 13 April In Paris 56 Have You Met Miss Jones 101 My Baby Just Cares For Me 147 Tell Me More, And More, And Then Some 14 As Time Goes By 57 Hello Dolly 102 My Favorite Things 148 Tenderly 15 At Montreal 58 How High The Moon 103 My Funny Valentine 149 That Old Feeling 16 Autumn Leaves 59 I Can’t Give You Anything But Love 104 My Man 150 That’s All 17 Bayathetha - Nomfundo 60 I Could Write A Book 105 Nature Boy 151 The End Of A Love Affair 18 Beautiful Love 61 I Get A Kick Out Of You 106 New York, New York 152 The Look Of Love 19 Besame Mucho 62 I Get Along Without You Very Well 107 Night And Day 153 The Nearness Of You 20 Bewitched Bothered And Bewildered 63 I Left My Heart In San Francisco 108 Night Dreamer 154 The Shadow Of Your Smile 21 Black Coffee 64 I Love you For Sentimental Reasons 109 Ntylo Ntylo 155 The Very Thought Of You 22 Blue Berry Hill 65 I Loves You Porgy 110 Oh Lady, Be Good! 156 The Way You Look Tonight 23 Blue Moon 66 I Only Have Eyes For You 111 On A Clear Day 157 Them There Eyes 24 Blue Skies 67 I’ll Get By (As Long As I Have You) 112 On The Sunny Side Of The Street 158 They Can’t Take That Away From Me 25 Body And Soul 68 I’ve Got You Under My Skin 113 One Note Samba 159 Time After Time 26 But Beautiful 69 I’m In The Mood For Love 114 Orange Coloured Sky 160 Twisted 27 But Not For Me 70 In A Mellow Tone 115 Our Love Is Here To Stay 161 Unforgettable 28 Bye Bye Blackbird 71 It Don’t Mean A Thing If It Ain’t Got 116 Overjoyed 162 Violets For Your Furs 29 Cheek To Cheek That Swing 117 Paper Moon 163 What A Difference A Day Made 30 Click Song 72 It Had To Be You 118 Pata Pata 164 What A Little Moonlight Can Do 31 Close To You 73 It’s Impossible 119 Peel Me A Grape 165 What A Wonderful World 32 Cloudburst 74 I’ve Got A Crush On You 120 Prelude To A Kiss 166 When I Fall In Love 33 Come Fly With Me 75 I’ve Got The World On A String 121 Quando Quando 167 Willow Weep For Me 34 Corcovado (Quiet Nights Of Quiet Stars) 76 Just The Two Of Us 122 Route 66 168 Witchcraft 35 Cry Me A River 77 L O V E 123 S’Wonderful 169 Yakhal’ Inkomo 36 Days Of Wine And Roses 78 Lady Wants To Know 124 Say A Little Prayer For You 170 You Are The Sunshine Of My Life 37 Dedicated To You 79 Lady’s A Tramp 125 Skylark 171 You Belong To Me 38 Deed I Do 80 Lakushoni Langa 126 Smile 172 You Better Go Now 39 Desefinado 81 Lately 127 Smoke Gets In Your Eyes 173 You Don’t Know What Love Is 40 Dindi 82 Laura 128 Social Call 174 You Go To My Head 41 Do Nothing Till You Hear From Me 83 Let There Be Love 129 Solitude 175 You’d Be So Nice To Come Home To 42 Don’t Explain 84 Let’s Call the Whole Thing Off 130 Someone To Watch Over Me 176 You’ll Have To Swing It 43 Down In Brazil 85 Let’s Do It (Let’s Fall in Love) 131 Something Cool 177 You’ve Changed YEARS AND STILL JAZZING!.
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