Baxlin

Sorry seems to be the hardest word - Sir Elton

Looking forward to singing again this coming Sunday, even if it is still with a mask on!

Tea for two cha cha - Joe Loss orch

I agree, but it is possible to improve it, if you know how it sounds at source. (I think I was wrong above, it couldn’t have been at rehearsal, it must have been during the live stream. Either way, it’s better now than it was initially.)

I was disappointed when I got home, and listened to my first church band ‘live’ outing on the streamed YouTube, as the bass was non-existent, even if I pumped it through my bass amp. The next week I got the sound man to listen to the streamed output during rehearsal rather than the stage mix, which convinced him to wind the bass (and drums, too) up significantly. Still a bit tinny on laptop or tablet, but nice through the soundbar or bass amp!

Riders in the sky - Frankie Laine plus anyone who ever picked up an electric guitar

Moonlight serenade - Glenn Miller Orch

Fly me to the moon - Sinatra etc

New world symphony - Antonin Dvorak

She’s leaving Home - Beatles

Shake - Otis Redding

Rhinestone cowboy - Glen Campbell

London’s burning - trad nursery rhyme?

Wheels on fire - Julie Driscoll and the Brian Auger Trinity

The monster mash - Bobby Picket and the Crypt Kickers

Right said Fred - Bernard Cribbins

Stop the cavalry - Jona Lewie

Way down - Elvis P

The air that I breathe - the Hollies

Sun Arise - he who we can’t mention

Funky moped - Jasper Carrott

Ma, he’s making eyes at me - Johnny Otis Show

Way down yonder in New Orleans - Freddie Cannon (late 1950s vintage)

Dry Bones - The Delta Rhythm Boys

Wake me up before you go go - Wham (did I really post that?)