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Oberlin Conservatory Library Special Collections Stanley King Jazz Collection Sheet Music Inventory Page | 1 Item Number Title Composer(s) SKJC_M_0001 Hula Lou Yellen, JacK; Charles, Milton; King, Wayne; SKJC_M_0002 Huggin' and chalKin' Hayes, Clancy; Goell, Kermit SKJC_M_0003 Jeannine I dream of lilac time Gilbert, Wolfe L; ShilKret, Nathaniel SKJC_M_0004 Let me call you sweetheart Whitson, Beth Slater; Friedman, Leo SKJC_M_0005 You're nobody til' somebody loves you Morgan, Russ; StocK, Larry; Cavanaugh, JAS; SKJC_M_0006 YaaKa hula hicKey dula Goetz, Ray E; Young, Joe; Wendling, Pete; SKJC_M_0007 When I leave the world behind Berlin, Irving SKJC_M_0008 Wake up! chill'un wake up! Trent, Jo; Robison, Willard SKJC_M_0009 When you and I were young, Maggie Butterfield SKJC_M_0010 Wrap your troubles in dreams (and dream your troubles away) Koehler, Ted; Moll, Billy; Barris, Harry; SKJC_M_0011 When my dream boat comes home Friend, Cliff; FranKlin, Dave SKJC_M_0012 Willow weep for me Ronell, Ann SKJC_M_0013 Sweet Lorraine Parish, Mitchell; Burwell, Cliff SKJC_M_0014 Sweet Leilani Owens, Harry SKJC_M_0015 Swingin' Down the Lane Kahn, Gus; Jones, Isham SKJC_M_0016 Smile, smile, smile Asaf, George; Powell, Felix SKJC_M_0017 Street of Dreams Lewis, Sam M; Young, Victor SKJC_M_0018 Harbor lights Kennedy, Jimmy; Williams, Hugh SKJC_M_0019 Good night sweetheart Noble, Ray; Campbell, Jimmy; Connelly, Reg; SKJC_M_0020 Goodnight my love Gordon, MacK; Revel, Harry SKJC_M_0021 Glad rag doll Yellen, JacK; Milton, Ager; Dougherty, Dan; SKJC_M_0022 The girl friend of the whirling dervish Warren, Harry; Dubin, Al; Mercer, Johnny; SKJC_M_0023 Hit the decK Youmans, Vincent; Robin, Leo; Gery, Clifford; Oberlin Conservatory Library l 77 West College Street l Oberlin, Ohio 44074 l [email protected] l 440.775.5129 (last updated November 19, 2018) Oberlin Conservatory Library Special Collections Stanley King Jazz Collection Sheet Music Inventory Page | 2 Item Number Title Composer(s) SKJC_M_0024 Hello ma baby Howard,; Emerson SKJC_M_0025 Here comes cooKie Gordon, MacK SKJC_M_0026 Horses Whiting, Richard A; Gay, Byron SKJC_M_0027 Hey, looK me over Leigh, Carolyn; Coleman, Cy SKJC_M_0028 Hello bluebird Friend, Cliff SKJC_M_0029 Honey Simons, Seymour; Gillespie, Haven; Whiting, Richard A; SKJC_M_0030 Hello, Dolly! Herman, Jerry SKJC_M_0030 Hello, Dolly! Herman, Jerry SKJC_M_0031 Maria Elena Barcelata, Lorenzo; Russell, S.K SKJC_M_0032 More than you Know Rose, William; Eliscu, Edward SKJC_M_0033 Wabash blues Ringle, Dave; MeinKen, Fred SKJC_M_0034 Why don't you do right McCoy, Joe SKJC_M_0035 Wa-da-da Barris, Harry; Cavanaugh, Jimmy SKJC_M_0036 Who's wonderful- who's marvelous miss Annabelle Lee Clare, Sidney; PollacK, Lew SKJC_M_0037 Sunny Kern, Jerome SKJC_M_0038 Who broke the lock off the hen house door Troy, Henry; Williams, Sneeze SKJC_M_0039 What's new? BurKe, Johnny; Haggart, Bob SKJC_M_0040 When my sugar walks down the street Austin, Gene; McHugh, Jimmy; Mills, Irving; SKJC_M_0041 Whispering Schonberger, Malvin; Schonberger, John SKJC_M_0042 When you wore a tulip and I wore a big red rose Mahoney, JacK; Wenrich, Percy SKJC_M_0043 Was that the human thing to do? Young, Joe; Fain, Sammy SKJC_M_0044 When that midnight choo, choo, leaves for Alabam' Berlin, Irving SKJC_M_0045 This is the army, mr. Jones Berlin, Irving Oberlin Conservatory Library l 77 West College Street l Oberlin, Ohio 44074 l [email protected] l 440.775.5129 (last updated November 19, 2018) Oberlin Conservatory Library Special Collections Stanley King Jazz Collection Sheet Music Inventory Page | 3 Item Number Title Composer(s) SKJC_M_0046 Sailing down the ChesapeaKe bay Havez, Jean C; Botsford, George SKJC_M_0047 Smile, darn ya smile O'Flynn, Charles; MesKill, Jack; Rich, Max; SKJC_M_0048 Shine on the harvest moon Norworth, JacK; Bayes, Nora SKJC_M_0049 Hold me Little, JacK Little; Oppenheim, Dave; Schuster, Ira; SKJC_M_0050 Hand me down my walKin' cane Kassel, Art SKJC_M_0051 Mad about the boy Coward, Noel SKJC_M_0052 Just a gigolo Casucci, Leonello; Brammer, Julius; Caesar, Irving; SKJC_M_0053 In a little Spanish town Lewis and Young; Wayne, Mabel SKJC_M_0054 I'll see you in Cuba Berlin, Irving SKJC_M_0055 I'll never smile again Lowe, Ruth SKJC_M_0056 Yesterday to-day to-morrow Yellen, JacK; Ager, Milton; Sullivan, Henry; SKJC_M_0057 I'll get by TurK, Roy; Ahlert, Fred E SKJC_M_0058 I had someone else before I had you Harris, Harry; Darcy, Joe; Stanley, JacK; SKJC_M_0059 If I had my way Klein, Lou; Kendis, James SKJC_M_0060 I don't Know why TurK, Roy; Ahlert, Fred E SKJC_M_0061 I wanna go bacK to Bali Warren, Harry; Dubin, Al SKJC_M_0062 Let's put out the lights and go to sleep Hupfeld, Herman SKJC_M_0063 Just one more chance Coslow, Sam; Johnston, Arthur SKJC_M_0064 Babes in arms Hart, Lorenz; Rodgers, Richard SKJC_M_0065 Jealous Malie, Tommie; Finch, DicK; Little, JacK; SKJC_M_0066 Open the door, Richard Fletcher, "Dusty"; Mason, John; McVea, JacK; SKJC_M_0067 Moonlight and roses Lemare, Edwin H; BlacK, Ben; Moret, Neil; SKJC_M_0068 Minnie the mermaid DeSylva, Bud Oberlin Conservatory Library l 77 West College Street l Oberlin, Ohio 44074 l [email protected] l 440.775.5129 (last updated November 19, 2018) Oberlin Conservatory Library Special Collections Stanley King Jazz Collection Sheet Music Inventory Page | 4 Item Number Title Composer(s) SKJC_M_0069 The merry-go-round broKe down Friend, Cliff; FranKlin, Dave SKJC_M_0070 Mamma goes where papa goes Yellen, JacK; Ager, Milton SKJC_M_0071 MaKin' whoopee! Donaldson, Walter; Kahn, Gus SKJC_M_0072 Mairzy doats DraKe, Milton; Hoffman, Al; Livingston, Jerry; SKJC_M_0073 I want to go bacK to Michigan Berlin, Irving SKJC_M_0074 Born to dance Porter, Cole SKJC_M_0075 My mother's eyes Gilbert, Wolfe L; Baer, Abel SKJC_M_0076 Music! music! music! Weiss, Stephan; Baum, Bernie SKJC_M_0077 Mona Lisa Livingston, Jay; Evans, Ray SKJC_M_0078 Miss you Tobias, Harry; Tobias, Henry H; Tobias, Charles; SKJC_M_0079 Mean to me TurK, Roy; Ahlert, Fred E. SKJC_M_0080 Louise Robin, Leo; Whiting, Richard A. SKJC_M_0081 Oh! ma-ma! Vallee, Rudy; Citorello, Paolo SKJC_M_0082 Oh! mister Gallagher and mister Shean Gallagher, ED; Shean, AL. SKJC_M_0083 Oh! how I hate to get up in the morning Berlin, Irving SKJC_M_0084 Oh, Johnny! Oh, Johnny! Oh! Rose, Ed; Olman, Abe SKJC_M_0085 Flying down to rio Youmans, Vincent; Kahn, Gus; Eliscu, Edward; SKJC_M_0086 Out of nowhere Heyman, Edward; Green, John W. SKJC_M_0087 Over there Bayes, Nora; Cohan, George M. SKJC_M_0088 Oogie Oogie wa wa ClarKe, Grant; Leslie, Edgar; Gottler, Archie; SKJC_M_0089 Paradise Brown, Nacio Herb; Gordon, Clifford SKJC_M_0090 Paddlin' Madelin' home Woods, Harry SKJC_M_0091 Old King Tut Jerome, William; Von Tilzer, Harry Oberlin Conservatory Library l 77 West College Street l Oberlin, Ohio 44074 l [email protected] l 440.775.5129 (last updated November 19, 2018) Oberlin Conservatory Library Special Collections Stanley King Jazz Collection Sheet Music Inventory Page | 5 Item Number Title Composer(s) SKJC_M_0092 On a slow boat to China Loesser, FranK SKJC_M_0093 Once in a while Green, Bud; Edwards, Michael SKJC_M_0094 Once in love with Amy Loesser, FranK SKJC_M_0095 Moon over Miami Leslie, Edgar; BurKe, Joe SKJC_M_0096 My buddy Kahn, Gus; Donaldson, Walter SKJC_M_0097 Mad dogs and Englishmen Coward, Noel SKJC_M_0098 The Japanese sandman song Egan, Raymond B; Whiting, Richard A. SKJC_M_0099 I surrender dear Clifford, Gordon; Barris, Harry SKJC_M_0100 It's the talK of the town Symes, Marty; Neiburg, Al J; Levingston, Jerry; SKJC_M_0101 It's d'lovely Porter, Cole SKJC_M_0102 Into each life some rain must fall Roberts, Allan; Fisher, Dorris SKJC_M_0103 Imagination BurKe, Johnny; Van Heusen, Jimmy SKJC_M_0104 I'm sorry I made you cry Clesi, N.J SKJC_M_0105 I love you! Thompson, Harlan; Archer, Harry SKJC_M_0106 I'll see you in my dreams Kahn, Gus; Jones, Isham SKJC_M_0107 So long Oolong Kalmar, Bert; Ruby, Harry SKJC_M_0108 Swing, mister charlie Robinson, Russel J; Taylor, Irving; BrooKs, Harry; SKJC_M_0109 Steppin' on the puppy's tail Williams, Spencer SKJC_M_0110 Swanee Caesar, I; Gershwin, George SKJC_M_0111 Please don't say "no" Freed, Ralph; Fain, Sammy SKJC_M_0112 Playmates Kemp, Hal SKJC_M_0113 That's my desire Loveday, Carroll; Kresa, Helmy SKJC_M_0114 The gypsy Reid, Billy Oberlin Conservatory Library l 77 West College Street l Oberlin, Ohio 44074 l [email protected] l 440.775.5129 (last updated November 19, 2018) Oberlin Conservatory Library Special Collections Stanley King Jazz Collection Sheet Music Inventory Page | 6 Item Number Title Composer(s) SKJC_M_0115 Top hat, white tie and tails Berlin, Irving SKJC_M_0116 Ida sweet as apple cider Leonard, Eddie; Munson, Eddie SKJC_M_0117 That certain party Kahn, Gus; Donaldson, Walter SKJC_M_0118 I'm forever blowing blueberries Kenbroven, Jaan; Kellette, John William SKJC_M_0119 It's the girl Oppenheim, Dave; Baer, Abel SKJC_M_0120 It's only a paper moon Connolly, Bobby SKJC_M_0121 It looKs liKe rain in cherry blossom lane Leslie, Edgar; BurKe, Joe SKJC_M_0122 I guess I'll have to change my plan Dietz, Howard; Schwartz, Arthur SKJC_M_0123 Sunny side up DeSylva, Bud; Brown, Lew; Henderson, Ray; SKJC_M_0124 I'm thru with love Kahn, Gus; Malneck, Matt; Livingston, Fud; SKJC_M_0125 I'm in the mood for love McHugh, Jimmy; Fields, Dorothy SKJC_M_0126 Here comes the slow boat Rose, Billy; PinKard, Maceo SKJC_M_0127 Got a great big date Sanders, Joe SKJC_M_0128 Hummin' to myself Magidson, Herb; Siegel, Monty; Fain, Sammy;
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    Bruce Walker Musical Theater Recording Collection Bruce Walker Musical Theater Recording Collection Recordings are on vinyl unless marked otherwise marked (* = Cassette or # = Compact Disc) KEY OC - Original Cast TV - Television Soundtrack OBC - Original Broadway Cast ST - Film Soundtrack OLC - Original London Cast SC - Studio Cast RC - Revival Cast ## 2 (OC) 3 GUYS NAKED FROM THE WAIST DOWN (OC) 4 TO THE BAR 13 DAUGHTERS 20'S AND ALL THAT JAZZ, THE 40 YEARS ON (OC) 42ND STREET (OC) 70, GIRLS, 70 (OC) 81 PROOF 110 IN THE SHADE (OC) 1776 (OC) A A5678 - A MUSICAL FABLE ABSENT-MINDED DRAGON, THE ACE OF CLUBS (SEE NOEL COWARD) ACROSS AMERICA ACT, THE (OC) ADVENTURES OF BARON MUNCHHAUSEN, THE ADVENTURES OF COLORED MAN ADVENTURES OF MARCO POLO (TV) AFTER THE BALL (OLC) AIDA AIN'T MISBEHAVIN' (OC) AIN'T SUPPOSED TO DIE A NATURAL DEATH ALADD/THE DRAGON (BAG-A-TALE) Bruce Walker Musical Theater Recording Collection ALADDIN (OLC) ALADDIN (OC Wilson) ALI BABBA & THE FORTY THIEVES ALICE IN WONDERLAND (JANE POWELL) ALICE IN WONDERLAND (ANN STEPHENS) ALIVE AND WELL (EARL ROBINSON) ALLADIN AND HIS WONDERFUL LAMP ALL ABOUT LIFE ALL AMERICAN (OC) ALL FACES WEST (10") THE ALL NIGHT STRUT! ALICE THROUGH THE LOOKING GLASS (TV) ALL IN LOVE (OC) ALLEGRO (0C) THE AMAZING SPIDER-MAN AMBASSADOR AMERICAN HEROES AN AMERICAN POEM AMERICANS OR LAST TANGO IN HUAHUATENANGO .....................(SF MIME TROUPE) (See FACTWINO) AMY THE ANASTASIA AFFAIRE (CD) AND SO TO BED (SEE VIVIAN ELLIS) AND THE WORLD GOES 'ROUND (CD) AND THEN WE WROTE... (FLANDERS & SWANN) AMERICAN
  • Mele Kalikimaka

    Mele Kalikimaka

    Mele Kalikimaka Line Dance Bette Midler Unknown Left Foot Lead Cool Yule Revised by Dan Rowan EASY (Time: 2:42) [email protected] If you know who originally choreographed this dance, please email me! WAIT 16 COUNTS: Sequence: Wait 16 A-B A-B C-B End A (:10) (4) – 1 SLUR BASIC left // right L Ds - Slur(xb)S - Ds - Toe S 2 (4) – 1 FANCY DOUBLE R Ds - Ds - Rk S - Rk S Repeat Opposite (4) – 1 ROOSTER RUN left // right L Ds - Ds(xf) - Rk S(xb) - Rk S(xf) 2 (4) – 1 PUSHOFF left // right L Ds - Rk S(os) - Rk S(os) - Rk S(os) Repeat Opposite B (:28) (16) 2 COWBOY TURN half left each L Ds-Ds-Ds-Br H-Ds-Rk S-Rk S-Rk S (8) 2 STOMP DOUBLE L Sto - Ds - Ds - Toe S (8) 2 FANCY TRIPLE L Ds - Ds(xf) - Ds(xb) - Toe(os) S A (:10) (4) – 1 SLUR BASIC left // right (4) 2 – 1 FANCY DOUBLE Repeat Opposite (4) – 1 ROOSTER RUN left // right 2 (4) – 1 PUSHOFF left // right Repeat Opposite B (:28) (16) 2 COWBOY half left each (8) 2 STOMP DOUBLE (8) 2 FANCY TRIPLE C (1:20) (4) – 1 LONG CHARLESTON L Ds Tch(f) H - ToeHeel - Tch(b) H 4 (4) – 2 BASIC quarter left R Ds - Toe S Repeat B (:28) (16) 2 COWBOY TURN half left each (8) 2 STOMP DOUBLE (8) 2 FANCY TRIPLE End (2:25) (8) 2 PUSHOFF left / right (3) 1 DOUBLE & (1) 1 STOMP Find cue sheets at: TITLE: MELE KALIKIMAKA (Showtune) CHOREO: Unknown By: Bette Midler (Album: Cool Yule) LEVEL: Easy Line Dance Cue sheet by Ginny Bartes [email protected] (16) Wait More cue sheets at www.letsdoclogging.com PART A: (4)-- 1-Vine (L) 2 (4)-- 1-Fancy Double (R) (4)-- 1-Rooster Run (L) (4)--2 1-Push Off (L) Hula Arms on Push: Opposite