Note: Please have songs ready in the specified order during the CTV broadcast, so we can keep things moving quickly between songs. We’ll do requests in the last hour of the dance
*=This is the first time we’ve done the song this way.
6:30 Hook up sound to CTV
6:45 Sound check
7:00 CTV broadcast begins with the dance lessons; hosts Tim Domke
and Katie Harms
7:20 Carl interview with Tim & Katie in the hall
7:40 Jim and Kay interview with Tim and Katie in the hall
7:50 Interview with Bob Nielsen (added when they were ahead of schedule)
7:55 Dance lessons end; GN with Tim and Katie in the cafeteria;
BE READY TO PLAY AS SOON AS THE INTERVIEW ENDS
60-second promo
Set 1 (8:00-8:50):
While we play, Tim and Katie will do interviews in the hall at 8:15 and 8:40;
around 8:25, when we finish whatever we’re playing and the 8:15 interview is
done, Tim will announce the Dime Dance.
*Dance to the Big Band Swing (1999; GN and Karen
Dunn, vocals; Glen Peterson, tenor
sax; Jim Foster, drums)[world premiere]
It Had to Be You (1924; Kirk Lindberg,
vocal)
All the Things You Are (1939; Kay Foster,
alto sax; Harvey Skow, trumpet)
*Mean to Me (1929; Karen Dunn, vocal; Bill
Pearson, baritone sax)
Blue Skies (1927; Ann Booth, piano;
Karen, Kirk, and GN, vocals; Keith Miner,
scat vocal)
Latin Fantasy (1943; Bob Nielsen,
flugelhorn; audience volunteers, Latin percussion)
Dime dance (whenever Tim announces it): In the Mood [#1 in book I] (1939;
Kay Foster, alto sax; Glen Peterson, tenor sax; GN, trumpet; Carl
Berger, guitar)
Beer Barrel Polka (1934; Keith, Karen, Kirk, and GN)
I’ll Take Romance (1937; Kirk Lindberg, vocal; Mark Lee, trumpet)
Ghost of a Chance (1930’s; Kim Kermes,
trumpet; Kay Foster, alto sax; Glen Peterson, tenor sax; Mike
Bratlie, trombone)
I’m Beginning to See the Light (1944; Kirk Lindberg and Karen Dunn, vocals)
All or Nothing at All (1939; Ann Booth, piano; Harvey Skow,
trumpet)[canceled at request of Kay et al](if we need another one in this set) Leap Frog [with band vocal on
repeat] (1946; Glen Peterson, tenor sax; Jim Foster, drums)
Break at 8:50; RBB Concert in the Park CD plays while Tim &
Katie interview Miss Roseville & Princesses (Alaina Lembrich) in the
hall in the Canteen area
Set 2 (9:00-10:05): This set starts with a dance
contest, followed by a song or two while the judges confer, followed by announcement
of the dance winners; Tim & Katie do an interview at 9:35, then (after our
song finishes) introduce costume judges and award prizes while we wait; then
we play as the TV broadcast ends
Dance contest, round 1: Jump, Jive, and Wail (1930’s; Keith, Karen, Kirk,
and GN, vocals; Glen Peterson, tenor sax; Mark
Lee, trumpet; Fred Christiansen, trombone;
Carl Berger, guitar)
Dance contest, round 2: Pennsylvania 6-5000 [#12 in Book I; about
1.5 minutes; OMIT F, G, and H; trombones take the pickup to I]
(1940; Harvey Skow, trumpet, Glen Peterson, tenor sax)[only 12 competitors]Dance contest finals: Johnson Rag [#9 in Book I; about 62 secs.,
ENDING on downbeat of bar before D] (1917)
Come Fly with Me (1940’s; Kirk Lindberg, vocal; Glen Peterson, tenor
sax)
(if we need another before the winners are announced, otherwise after the showcase)
Candy (1944; Karen Dunn, vocal)
Dance contest winner’s showcase (excerpts for each of the top 6, plus once for
everybody to dance to): Woodchopper’s Ball (1939; Bob Nielsen, trumpet;
Keith Miner, bass trombone; Mike Bratlie, trombone; Harvey Skow, trumpet; Bill
Frank, alto sax; Rich Eyman, trombone;
Dan Desmonds, tenor sax; Mike
Wobig, bass)
Rosie the Riveter (1942; Kirk Lindberg, Bob Nielsen, and GN, vocals;
Rich Eyman, trombone)
Monster Mash (1962; GN, vocal; Bill Pearson, baritone sax)
*Zoot Suit Riot [trbs: TACIT in measures 18-26] (1998;
Keith Miner, vocal; Glen Peterson, tenor sax)
American Patrol (1890’s; Mark Lee, trumpet)
Moon River (1961; Kay Foster and Bill Frank, alto saxes; Karen, Kirk,
and GN, vocals)
*How About You? (1941; Karen and GN, vocals; Glen Peterson, tenor sax)
Sophisticated Lady (1933; Dan Desmonds, tenor sax; GN,
vibraphone)
Ain’t Misbehavin’ (1929; Kirk, Karen, and GN, vocals; GN, trumpet)
(if we need another one in this set) Fly Me to the Moon (1954; Kay Foster,
alto sax)
Break at 10:0510:00; Tim & Katie Jack Brewer
and GN award some door prizes, then play RBB CD;
Set 3 (10:15-11:00): Final door prizes are awarded
around 10:40 at the start of the set
I’ve Got You Under My Skin (1936; Glen, tenor sax)
Don’t Sit Under the Apple Tree (Rosetones:
Karen Dunn, Diane Dolinar, Kirk Lindberg,
Glen Newton)
St. Louis Blues March (1910; Jim, drums; Kay, alto sax)
I’ve Got a Gal in Kalamazoo (Rosetones)
Blue Skirt Waltz (Kirk; request)
Sing, Sing, Sing (1930’s, Jim, drums; Rich, trb; Keith, scat; GN, trpt)
It Don’t Mean a Thing if it Ain’t Got that Swing (Rosetones, Mark)
Georgia on My Mind (Rosetones, Glen P.)
Blue Moon (1934; Kirk and GN, vocals; Mark, trumpet)
Funky Cha-Cha (1997; Harvey, trumpet; guest percussionists)
[cancelled after asking the trumpets]
Star Dust (1929; Kim, trumpet; Karen, vocal)Bedtime Look (1998; Keith, vocal)
Who’s Sorry Now? (1923; Kirk, vocal; Glen, tenor sax) (last song) Show Me the Way to Go Home (1952; Ann, piano; Glen,
tenor; Mike W., bass)