Difference between revisions of "142 - Gimme Some Lovin'"
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The sousaphone players will spin for the entirety of the song, trying to complete one complete rotation per measure. Because of the risks associated with this action, room is typically made at the front of the stage, so that the sousaphone players may be both showcased and spread out. To date, there have been no injuries to sousaphones or sousaphone players as a result of playing this song. | The sousaphone players will spin for the entirety of the song, trying to complete one complete rotation per measure. Because of the risks associated with this action, room is typically made at the front of the stage, so that the sousaphone players may be both showcased and spread out. To date, there have been no injuries to sousaphones or sousaphone players as a result of playing this song. | ||
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Revision as of 16:08, May 7, 2007
About this song
Arranged by Paul Lavender, originally performed by the Spencer Davis Group, and covered by the Blues Brothers.
Instrumentation requirements
Dances
The sousaphone players will spin for the entirety of the song, trying to complete one complete rotation per measure. Because of the risks associated with this action, room is typically made at the front of the stage, so that the sousaphone players may be both showcased and spread out. To date, there have been no injuries to sousaphones or sousaphone players as a result of playing this song.