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Destination Moon Repertoire All Blues 1300 738 735 phone [email protected] email www.blueplanetentertainment.net.au web www.facebook.com/BluePlanetEntertainment Destination Moon Repertoire All Blues - Miles Davis All About That Bass - Postmodern Jukebox A Tisket - A Tasket - Ella Fitzgerald Autumn leaves - Keely Smith Ain’t Misbehavin’ - Ella Fitzgerald Aint She Sweet - Bing Crosby After you’ve Gone - Bessie Smith Autumn in New York - Billie Holiday All of Me - Billie Holiday All I Do - Singing in the Rain Alright, Ok,You Win - Count Basie Almost like being in love - Frank Sinatra Always on my Mind - Elvis April in paris - Doris Day A Kiss to Build A Dream On - Louis Armstrong Basin Street Blues - Louis Armstrong Blue Room - Bing Crosby Boogie Woogie Bugle Boy Blue Skies - Ella Fitzgerald Blues in the Night - Peggy Lee Bourbon Street - New Orleans Traditional Cest Si Bon - Louis Armstrong Careless love - Billie Holiday Charade - Harry Connick Jnr Cheek to Cheek - Fred Astaire Destination Moon - Beverly Kenney Darn that Dream - Sarah Vaughan Dream a Little Dream of Me - Mama&Papa’s Don’t go to strangers - Etta James Easy Street - Julie London Everybody Loves My Baby - Roaring 20’s Trad East of the Sun and West of the Moon - Dianna Krall Fine and Mellow - Billie Holiday Fly me to the Moon - Frank Sinatra Gangsta’s Paradise - Postmodern Jukebox Girl From Ipanema - Stan Getz Georgia On My Mind - Anita O’day Goody Goody - Julie London Happy Feet - Roaring 20’s How High the Moon - Ella Fitzgerald Honey Suckle Rose - Django Reinhardt How Insensitive - Antonio Carlos Jobim Indiana - Bobby Darin Phone: 1300 738 735 Address: Level 9, 440 Collins Street, Melbourne, Victoria, 3000, Australia 1300 738 735 phone [email protected] email www.blueplanetentertainment.net.au web www.facebook.com/BluePlanetEntertainment Destination Moon Repertoire I can’t Believe You’re in Love With Me - Billie holiday I wish I could Shimmy Like my Sister Kate - Blues Trad I Can’t Give You Anything But Love - Louis Armstrong I got Lost in his Arms - Julie London I found a New Baby - Ethel Waters I’m in the Mood for Love - Louis Prima I’m Beginning to see the light - Frank Sinatra If I Were a Bell - Frank Loesser (Guys and Dolls) It might as well be spring - State Fair It Don’t Mean a Thing - Duke Ellington I won’t Dance - Louis Armstrong I’m Beginning To See The Light - Frank Sinatra Jersey Bounce - Ella Fitzgerald Jeepers Creepers - Louis Armstrong La Vie En Rose - Edith Piaf Let’s do it (Let’s Fall in Love) - Cole Porter Lady be Good - Ella Fitzgerald Lover Man O where can u be? - Ella Fitzgerald Love for Sale - Cole Porter Lullaby of Broadway - 42nd Street My Funny Valentine - Frank Sinatra L.O.V.E - Nat King Cole Love Me Tender - Elvis Moonlight in Vermont - Billie Holiday My Baby just Cares for Me - Nina Simone Moten Swing (Driving me Crazy) - Billie Holiday Minnie the Moocher - Cab Calloway Night and Day - Cole Porter Nature Boy - Frank Sinatra Red Red Robbin - Doris Day Rose Room (In Sunny Roseland) - Art Hickman Say It’s Only A Paper Moon - Billie Holiday Savoy - Louis Armstrong Sunny Side of The Street - Peggy Lee Satin Doll - Ella Fitzgerald Safronia B - Adam Hall Shake That Thing - Billie Holiday Sheik of Araby - Harry Connick Jnr Swing Brother Swing - Ella Fitzgerald Shiny Stockings - Bb Ella Fitzgerald Solitude - Billie Holiday Somewhere Over The Rainbow - Judy Garland Someone to Watch Over Me - Ella Fitzgerald Straighten Up and Fly Right - Dean Martin Phone: 1300 738 735 Address: Level 9, 440 Collins Street, Melbourne, Victoria, 3000, Australia 1300 738 735 phone [email protected] email www.blueplanetentertainment.net.au web www.facebook.com/BluePlanetEntertainment Destination Moon Repertoire Sunday Kind Of Love - Etta James S’wonderful - Doris Day Sweet Georgia Brown - Anita O’day Temptation - Diana Krall Tea for Two - Emma Pask The Man I Love - Billie Holiday The Way You Look Tonight - Harry Connick Jnr They Can’t Take That Away From Me - Fred Astaire Too Close For Comfort - Ella Fitzgerald Two Sleepy People - Jane Russell Where or When - Rogers and Hart What a Difference a Day Makes - Etta James What a Wonderful World - Louis Armstrong What a little Moonlight Can Do - Billie Holiday What is this Thing Called Love? - Ella Fitzgerald What are you Doing NewYears Eve? - Ella Fitzgerald Whatever Lola Want’s - Sarah Vaughan When you’re Smilin’ - Louis Armstrong Why Don’t you do Right - Peggy Lee You Make Me Feel SoYoung - Frank Sinatra You are my Sunshine - Traditional You Must Have Been a Beautiful Baby - 20’s Trad You’ll Never Know What Love Is - Nina Simon Phone: 1300 738 735 Address: Level 9, 440 Collins Street, Melbourne, Victoria, 3000, Australia .
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