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Revision as of 09:06, May 24, 2008
About this song
Arranged by Michael Sweeney, recorded by The Kingsmen
Instrumentation requirements
Roadmap
There are two 4 measure solos written in succession, starting at measure 29. Typically, the first solo (drums) is cut, so that the trumpet solo happens at 29.
History
Notes
This piece is marked to be played at Tempo di Louie. This clearly means that the tempo of the piece is dependent on the rate at which some random person named Louie does... something. The actual metric of Louie that is to be measured is not defined. If no Louie is available, or said Louie does not have a suitable metric to measure, assume that either the current conductor is named Louie.