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Traditional / Barbershop
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Coney Island Baby / We All Fall For
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1924/1913 |
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Darkness on the Delta
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1932 |
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Lookin' At The World Through Rose Colored Glasses
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1926 |
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Get Out and Get Under the Moon
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1928 |
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Let There Be Music Let there Be Love
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1985 |
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Lida Rose
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1957 |
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Oh How I Miss You / When I Lost You
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1924/1912 |
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One More Song
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1999 |
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It's You!
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1957 |
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Bowery Medley
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1948 |
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Hello Ma' Baby
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1899 |
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Baby Face
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1926 |
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Comedy / Thematic
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I'll Always Remenber, What's Her Name
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Unknown |
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How Can I Miss You if You Won't Go Away?
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1969 |
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No One's Perfect
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1963 |
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A Son of the Sea (nautical)
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Unknown |
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Take Me Out to the Ball Game
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1908 |
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Modern / Upbeat
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Little Darlin'
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1957 |
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In the Still of the Night
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1955 |
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SH-Boom
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1954 |
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So Much In Love
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1963 |
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Give Me A Kiss To Build A Dream
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1935 |
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In My Room
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1963 |
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A Nightingale Sang in Berkeley Square
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1940 |
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Bye Bye Blues
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1930 |
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The Lion Sleeps (Tonight)
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1961 |
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All I Have To Do Is Dream
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1958 |
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The Longest Time (Billy Joel)
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1983 |
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Under The Boardwalk
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1964 |
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Come Go With Me
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1957 |
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Come Softly To Me
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1959 |
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Doo-Wop Medley
Duke of Earl
Book of Love
Get a Job
Goodnight Sweetheart, Goodbight
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1989
1961
1957
1957
1953
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Silhouettes (on the shade)
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1957 |
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When I Fall in Love
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1952 |
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When I'm Sixty-four
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1967 |
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Yesterday
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1965 |
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Irish
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Peg O' My Heart
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1913 |
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Too-ra-loo-ra-loo-ral
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1914 |
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My Wild Irish Rose
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1899 |
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An Irish Blessing
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Traditional |
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Inspirational / Patriotic
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God Bless America
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1938 |
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Sweet Hour Of Prayer
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1845 |
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America the Beautiful
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1893 |
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The Star Spangled Banner
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1814 |
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Seasonal / Holiday
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Coventry Carol
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15th Century |
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Lo How A Rose Ere Blooming
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13th Century |
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I Heard The Bells On Christmas Day
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1863 |
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I'll Be Home For Christmas
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1956 |
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While By My Sheep
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17th Century |
work to maintain a broad variety of songs in our repertoire to meet the needs of almost any occasion. Listed below are some of the numbers we are now ready to perform. Along with these are at least a dozen more old favorites from the 1890's through the 1980's.