043 - Gospel John - Revision history

Trick trickster at 00:31, September 2, 2009

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adding a recording with a kickass opening solo

2007-05-25T01:10:59Z

active set 1996-2003

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2007-04-24T00:32:35Z

About the song

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Roadmap

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	This song is also occasionally done as a sixteen-measure cheer. The band plays the first eight measures and the last eight measures including the held note at the end.		This song is also occasionally done as a sixteen-measure cheer. The band plays the first eight measures and the last eight measures including the held note at the end.
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		+	=Other's Recordings=
		+	[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=REAlPEWq33c YouTube - Maynard Ferguson]

	=History=		=History=

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 =About the song=
-Originally recorded by Maynard Ferguson, arranged by John Tatgenhorst.
+Written by Jeff Steinberg.<br>
 =Instrumentation requirements=
 Drum solo
 =Roadmap=
 This song is written as two pages.  We never play the second page, primarily because no one knows how it goes and because it would make the song too long.  At the end of section G, we go back to F, and then stop at G.  Section G is an 8 measure drum solo.
 This song is also occasionally done as a sixteen-measure cheer.  The band plays the first eight measures and the last eight measures including the held note at the end.
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	This song is also occasionally done as a sixteen-measure cheer. The band plays the first eight measures and the last eight measures including the held note at the end.		This song is also occasionally done as a sixteen-measure cheer. The band plays the first eight measures and the last eight measures including the held note at the end.

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