398 - Hey! Baby! - Revision history

Trick trickster: clarifying that sousas star the song, finally sorting out the mess that is the roadmap to this song

2009-11-01T04:27:07Z

clarifying that sousas star the song, finally sorting out the mess that is the roadmap to this song

Trick trickster at 00:49, September 2, 2009

2009-09-02T00:49:16Z

Trick trickster at 16:01, February 25, 2009

2009-02-25T16:01:05Z

Malins at 02:38, September 14, 2008

2008-09-14T02:38:53Z

Bickfa: adding info

2008-06-16T01:32:20Z

adding info

Bickfa: active set 96-03

2007-07-03T05:30:36Z

active set 96-03

Bickfa at 22:10, May 15, 2007

2007-05-15T22:10:10Z

HLPXX: that's one CD down

2007-05-09T02:25:22Z

that's one CD down

HLPXX at 03:00, April 30, 2007

2007-04-30T03:00:12Z

James: Circular dependency!

2007-04-18T15:34:15Z

Circular dependency!

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 =About this song=
-Written by Margaret Cobb and Bruce Channel.<br>
+"Hey! Baby" was written by Margaret Cobb and Bruce Channel, and was originally recorded by Bruce Channel in 1961.  This version of the song is arranged by Tom Wallace.
 =Instrumentation requirements=
-Sousas are very important, but a bari sax could fill in if needed.
+This song is traditionally started by one or more [[:Category:Sousaphones|sousaphones]].  If there aren't any sousas available, then a trombone or bari sax can fill in as needed.
 =Roadmap=
-The song is technically began at measure 3.  After playing the melody at measure 11 through once, the part is sung, then played again, with the song ending at measure 20.
+This song (as played [[Postgame Celebration|after a win]]) starts at the pickup to measure 11 with just sousaphones playing.  The rest of the band claps along, while the sousas are gradually joined by the rest of the low brass.  In the third phrase of the beginning ("If you'll be my girl"), a trombone or two plays the bass line in thirds.  At the end of this phrase the entire band (those playing the bass line included) comes in playing at the 2nd beat of measure 9, repeating from the 2nd beat of measure 9 to the second beat of measure 17 three times.  The melody is played the 1st and 3rd times through, and sung with clapping by everyone except the sousaphones the 2nd time through.  At the end of the third time through, the bass line stops on the 1st beat of measure 11, ending the song.
 =History=
-This song is played after the games which the [[Engineers]] win, after [[041 - Hail, Dear Old Rensselaer|Hail]] and [[099 - Rock Around the Clock|Rock Around the Clock]].
+This song is played after games that [[Engineers|the team]] has won, or in any other events that the band feels it has won.  It is always played immediately after [[099 - Rock Around the Clock|Rock Around the Clock]], and as such, these two songs always appear on the same page at the end of the [[:Category:Active Songs|active set]].
 =Other=
 [http://arrangerspublishingcompany.com/audio/marching_05/no_nar/Hey_Baby.ram Recording from Publishers Arranging Co.]
 {{Recording
 |titlecolor=red|
 |nameofrecording=America's Pep Band (album)
-|prevtrack=[[041 - Hail, Dear Old Rensselaer|38. Hail (short)]]
+|prevtrack=[[041 - Hail, Dear Old Rensselaer|38. Hail (Short)]]
-|curtrack=39. Hey Baby (second half of track)
+|curtrack=39. [[099 - Rock Around the Clock|Rock Around the Clock]]/Hey Baby
 |nexttrack=[[Chris Sommers|40. Chris Sommers]]}}

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 =History=
 This song is played after the games which the [[Engineers]] win, after [[041 - Hail, Dear Old Rensselaer|Hail]] and [[099 - Rock Around the Clock|Rock Around the Clock]].
+=Other=
 {{Recording
 |titlecolor=red|

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 =About this song=
-This version is arranged by Tom Wallace.
+Written by Margaret Cobb and Bruce Channel.<br>
 =Instrumentation requirements=
 Sousas are very important, but a bari sax could fill in if needed.

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