Bandstand Boogie by Barry Manilow and C. Albertine
(featuring dueling trumpets Glen Newton and Jim
Chamberlain playing from wtihin the audience)
Opus One by Sy Oliver and Sid Garris (1943), arr.
by Steve Wright
(featuring Glen Peterson, tenor
sax; Rich Eyman, trombone; and Doug Buss,
electric bass)
Fever by John Davenport and
Eddie Cooley (1956), arr. by Roger Holmes
(featuring vocalist Julie
Linders, with backup vocalists Gina
DeBenedet, Melanie Walsh,
and Glen Newton)
Come Rain or Come Shine by Harold Arlen and Johnny
Mercer (from the stage musical "St. Louis Woman", 1946), arr. by Paul
Jennings
(featuring Jim Chamberlain,
flugelhorn soloist)
Route 66 by Bobby Troupe (1946), arr. by Bob Lowden
(featuring solos by Doug Buss, electric bass; Glen Newton, trumpet/wah-wah
mute; Brian Dole, piano; Bruce
Alpern, trombone; Mark Lee, trumpet; Keith
Miner, bass trombone; Bill Pearson,
baritone sax; Dave Anderson, trumpet; and Carl
Berger, guitar)
Stranger on the Shore by Robert Mellin and Acker
Bilk (1961), arr. by Burnell Whibley
(featuring Kay Foster, clarinet
soloist)
All of Me by Seymour
Simons and Gerald Marks (1931), arr. by Lennie Niehaus
(featuring vocalist Melanie Walsh, with solos by Glen Newton, trumpet; and Glen
Peterson, tenor sax, trading fours
with Glen Newton)
Moonlight Serenade by Glenn Miller and Mitchell
Parish (1939), trans. by Jeff Hest
(featuring Kay Foster, clarinet soloist)
You're Nobody 'Til Somebody Loves You by Russ Morgan,
Larry Stock, and James Cavanaugh (1944), arr. by Dave Wolpe
(featuring tenor sax soloist Glen Peterson, with a piano solo by
Brian Dole)
I'm Beginning to See the Light by
Don George, Johnny Hodges, Duke Ellington, and Harry James (1944)
(featuring solos by Glen Newton, trumpet/plunger, and Rich Eyman,
trombone)
Misty by Erroll Garner (1954)
(featuring alto sax soloist Nancy
Veerkamp, with a trumpet solo by Scott Swanson and a trombone solo by Bruce
Alpren)
New Sneakerin' by John LaBarbera
(featuring solos by Glen Newton, E-flat
flute, and Scott Swanson, flugelhorn)
Longer by Dan Fogelberg (1979), arr. by Jerry Nowak
(featuring vocalist Gina DeBenedet, with Melanie Walsh singing harmony)
Singin' in the Rain by Arthur Freed and Nacio Herb
Brown, arr. by Manny Mendelson
(featuring a flugelhorn solo by Scott Swanson)
Reggae Down Babylon by
Jimmy Cliff, arr. by Julie Stenberg
(featuring guest percussionsts from the audience and solos
by Carl Berger, guitar; Brian Dole, piano; Dave Anderson, trumpet within the
audience; Glen Peterson, tenor sax within the audience; and Keith Miner, bass
trombone)
Boogie Woogie Bugle Boy by Don Raye and Hughie Prince
(1940)
(featuring vocalists Julie Linders, Melanie Walsh, and Gina DeBenedet and the
trumpet section)
In addition to the soloists listed above, the Roseville Big Band performers for this concert included Dick Leisen, tenor sax; Fred Christiansen, trombone; and Jim Foster, drum set. Kay Foster also played soprano sax and all of the trumpets also played flugelhorns. This concert marked the first public use of the band's matching red-and-white trumpet and trombone mutes.
This concert was broadcast by CTV North Suburbs; John Rusterholz was the video producer.