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A strong trombone section is necessary, as they have the verse melody from measure 17 to 36. | A strong trombone section is necessary, as they have the verse melody from measure 17 to 36. | ||
=Roadmap= | =Roadmap= | ||
| − | The actual song starts with a tambourine solo. The band doesn't do that because no one would hear it. | + | The actual song starts with a tambourine solo. The band doesn't do that because no one would hear it, nor is it included in the band's arrangement. |
=History= | =History= | ||
This song has taken on a tradition similar to [[142 - Gimme' Some Lovin']], in that the band yells ''"NO!"'' whenever it is called by the conductor.<br> | This song has taken on a tradition similar to [[142 - Gimme' Some Lovin']], in that the band yells ''"NO!"'' whenever it is called by the conductor.<br> | ||
Revision as of 10:41, April 28, 2008
About this song
"Are You Gonna Be My Girl?" is originally recorded by Jet. This version is arranged by Paul Murtha.
Instrumentation requirements
A strong trombone section is necessary, as they have the verse melody from measure 17 to 36.
Roadmap
The actual song starts with a tambourine solo. The band doesn't do that because no one would hear it, nor is it included in the band's arrangement.
History
This song has taken on a tradition similar to 142 - Gimme' Some Lovin', in that the band yells "NO!" whenever it is called by the conductor.
Recently members of the band have been yelling "GO!" as a pickup into measure 9 and "I said, are you gonna be my girl?" in measures 61-62 (with pickup), mirroring the actual song.
| Pep Band 2006 CD | ||
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| 17. Gimme' Some Lovin' | 18. Are You Gonna Be My Girl | 19. Hail (short) |