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TITLE |
COMPOSER /
ARRANGER |
GENRE |
PUBLISHER |
REMARKS |
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Advance Australia Fair |
Trad / P. W. Jones |
National Anthem |
Top
Show Music |
Key
Bb, 1 or 2 verses, Intro is based on Waltzing Matilda |
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All
That Jazz |
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Jazzz/Swing |
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Vocal arrangement From "Chicago" |
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All
Through the Night |
Trad Welsh /
Gordon Langford |
Fantasy/O'ture |
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Key
Various |
| Amazing Grace |
Trad / P. W. Jones |
Ballad |
Top Show Music |
Arr. is for Band with optional
parts for various soloists, i.e. Vocal solo, Choir, Piper or Pipe Band or
Instrumental Soloist |
| Army of the Nile |
Kenneth Alford |
March |
Top Show Music.\ |
Compatible with traditional arrangement for massed band
performances. |
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Australian Army March |
Var
/ Col. H. Ward |
March - Sing-a-long |
Unpublished |
Medley - Waltzing Matilda, Brown Slouch Hat, This is the Army Mr.
Jones |
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Bad
Habits |
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Jazz/Swing |
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Billy Field song, Vocal or instrumental |
| Basin Street Blues |
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Jazz/Swing |
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Al Louis Armstrong |
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Botany Bay |
Trad/various |
Valse time singalong medley |
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Medley - Botany bay, Wild Colonial Boy, Little
Fishies |
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| Cadet Brigade |
Norm Henstridge/P.W. Jones |
March |
Top Show Music |
Written for Easy playing - Highest note in lead parts is
G. Horns have the melody in the trio. |
| Charles Upham |
Thomas Kirk-Brunnard |
March |
Top Show Music |
Written in honour of New Zealand's WWII double VC winner |
| Childhood Hymn |
Trad/David Holsonger |
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Bassed on "Yes Jesus Loves Me" |
| Colonel Bogey |
Kenneth Alford |
March |
Top Show Music |
Compatible with traditional arrangement for massed band
performances. March of the 49th Battalion |
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Coming in on a Wing and a Prayer |
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Vocal with band |
| Concert Prelude |
Phillip Sparke |
O'ture |
Studio Music |
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Diamond Star |
J.
A. Greenwood |
Overture |
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Ternary form, Eupho. solo in middle slow sect. |
| Do Wah Diddy |
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Vocal with band |
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| Girl I left behind (The) |
Trad |
march - sing-along |
Top Show Music |
One of the Royal Australian Armoured Corps marches |
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Glorious Victory |
Kendall |
March |
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| Hello Dolly |
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Jazz/Swing |
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Vocal |
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Heart of Oak Duology |
Trad / arr P. Jones |
March - singalong |
Top Show Music |
Medley - contains Heart of Oak (Navy) and Life on the Ocean
Wave (Marines) |
| He's Not Heavy |
Neil Diamond |
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The Hollies Hit |
| House of the Rising Sun |
trad Arr P. Jones |
Rock |
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Starts in traditional slow blues and changes to up tempo
rock. Vocal or Instrumental |
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I am Australian |
Seekers/ Arr P. Jones |
Ballad |
Top Show Music |
Vocal with band backing - includes optional Pipe band part. |
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I
Don't Know How to Love Him |
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ballad |
Music sales |
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| Invercargill |
Alex Lithgow |
March |
Top Show Music |
Compatible with the traditional version for massed band
performances |
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I
Say a Little Prayer |
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Rock ballad |
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Vocal |
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| Jingle Bell Rock |
Beale / arr P. Jones |
Christmas - swing style |
Top Show Music |
Vocal or instrumental |
| Jingle Bell March |
trad arr P. Jones |
Christmas - march- singalong |
Top Show Music |
Jingells in a march style |
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Lady Marmalade |
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Pop
Song |
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Moulin Rouge Style. Vocal or instrumental |
| Lassus Trombone |
Henry Fillemore |
Trombone feature |
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The Spike Jones Version. |
| Light Cavalry O'ture |
Von Suppe/J. A Greenwood |
Overture |
Top Show Music |
The famous overture |
| Love is in the Air |
Vanda and Young |
Pop Song |
Top Show Music |
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| Mary's Boy Child |
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Christmas Song |
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Men
of Harlech |
Trad Welsh /
Gordon Langford |
Fantasy/O'ture |
Music sales |
Key
Various |
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Minstrel Boy |
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| Move Baby Move |
Vandar / P.W.Jones |
Pop - 60's Rock Song |
Top Show Music |
J.O.K.Song |
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Mustang Sally |
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Pop
- 60's Rock Song |
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Vocal |
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My Funny valentine |
Rogers and hart/ Arr P. Jones |
Jazz Ballard |
Top Show Music |
Ella Fitzgerald hit, vocal with band |
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| Nineteen Fourteen Part
2 |
Var |
March - sing-a-long WW1 |
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Medley - Mademoiselle from
Armentieres, Our Boys at the Dardanelles, Keep the home fires burning,
Australia will be There. |
| Nineteen
Thirtynine |
Var |
March - sing-a-long
WW2 |
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Medley - Pack Up Your Troubles,
Run Rabbit Run, There's a Tavern in the Town, Brown Slouch
Hat. |
| Nineteen
Sixtytwo |
Var |
March - sing-a-long
Vietnam era |
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Medley - Move
Baby Move, Do Wah Diddy, Shaking all Over, Sky Pilot. |
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Orange Coloured Sky |
arr P. Jones |
Jazz/Swing |
Top Show Music |
Vocal with band |
| Our Director |
Arr. P jones |
March |
Top Show Music |
Compatible with the traditional version for
massed band performances - March of the Royal Australian Infantry Corps. |
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Paper Moon (It's only a) |
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Jazz/Swing |
Top Show Music |
Vocal only |
| Peter Gunn |
H. Mancini / E. Wilson |
Pop - T. V. Theme |
Wilson Publishing |
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| Predictable |
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Vocal only - Delta Goodram
song |
| Pretty Woman |
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Rock |
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the Roy Orbison hit |
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| Rule Britannia |
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See Heart of Oak Duology |
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Run Rabbit Run |
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Song |
Top Show Music |
Band or Vocal
arrangement |
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| Saint Louis Blues |
W. C. Handy |
Blues march |
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| Scottish Medley 1 (Scotland the
Brave, Were No Awa' to Bide Awa', Black Bear) |
Var / P. W. Jones |
Pipe Band March |
Top Show Music |
Playable with or without Pipe Band.
Also playable using any soloist.e.g. choir |
| Scottish Medley 2 (Scotland the
Brave, Marie's Wedding, Were No Awa' to Bide Awa') |
Var / P. W. Jones |
Pipe Band March |
Top Show Music |
Playable with or without Pipe Band.
Also playable using any soloist.e.g. choir |
| Shaking all Over |
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Rock |
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The Normie Rowe hit |
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Shoop Song |
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Pop - 60's Rock Song |
Wilson Publishing |
Vocal |
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Silent Night |
Arr P. W.
Jones |
Carol |
Top Show Music |
Opens with traditional 6,8
but second verse moves in to swing waltz style. |
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Skye Boat Song |
Traditional arr P. W. Jones |
Scottish Waltz |
Top Show Music |
Playable with or without Pipe
Band. |
| Soldiers of the Queen |
L Stewart / arr J Ord Hume and P. Jones |
March/song |
Top Show Music |
2/14 LHR QMI, and the WRAAC regimental march |
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Spicks and Specks |
Robyn Gibb |
song |
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The Bee Gees famous
song |
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Standard of St. George |
Kenneth Alford/ P. W. Jones |
March |
Top Show Music |
Compatible with original
arrangement. |
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Sunset |
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Ceremonial |
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Band accompanying Bugle call
"Retreat" |
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Sunshine State |
Clive Collins/ P. W.
Jones |
March - sing-a-long |
Top Show Music |
Instrumental |
| Sunshine State - Vocal |
Clive Collins/ P. W.
Jones |
March - sing-a-long |
Top Show Music |
Vocal with band accompaniment |
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Sussex by the Sea |
Trad Arr P. Jones |
march |
Top Show Music |
Compatible with traditional arrangement for massed band
performances. March of the 25th Battalion |
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| Tuxedo Junction, |
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Swing |
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Instrumental version |
| Two Little Boys |
Trad arr P.Jones |
Ballad |
Top Show Music |
Associated with Horse Mounted units (Light horse and
cavalry) A Rolf Harris hit. Key is Bb to include a Bugle feature part. |
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Unchained Melody |
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Jazz/Swing |
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Vocal only |
| Unforgettable |
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Jazz/Swing |
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Vocal only |
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Waltzing Matilda Medley
(Waltzing Matilda, Overlanders, Bound for South Australia, Click Go the
Shears). |
Var / P. W. Jones |
March -
sing-a-long, |
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Playable with or without Pipe
Band. |
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What a Wonderful World. |
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Swing ballad |
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Famous Louis Armstrong
Song. |
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Who Knew |
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Rock Vocal |
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The song by Pink |
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Xylophun. |
M.
T. Bell |
Pop |
Top
Show Music |
Xylophone Solo for the younger soloist. |
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