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Sou'd Out - Steve Winwood, MuffWinwood, Spencer Davis, Eddie Floyd Steve Cropper & Wilson Pickett - Steve Yorke
A medley featuring 'Gimme Some Lovin', 'Knock On Wood' & 'Midnight Hour'.Three legendary songs from three legendary soul acts; The Spencer Davis Group, Eddie Floyd & Wilson Pickett
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£59.00
Windsor Great Park - P. Yorke
The sparkling overture of this piece is no doubt 'great' and it is followed by a terrific melodic line with several beautiful romantic highlights. By means of a slowing down we get a more moderate tempo (tempo II) which enables a kind of concert march theme to develop. This is Peter York at best. Steve Sykes was most happy to recover this composition which was considered as being untraceable for many years.
Estimated dispatch 10-14 working days
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At Last - Harry Warren & Mack Gordon - Steve Yorke
First released in 1941, this song is as popular today as it ever was. This arrangement goes back to it's roots, in the style of Glenn Miller.
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Going GaGa - Stefani Germanotta, Robert Fusari & Nadir Khayat - Steve Yorke
Lady Gaga comes to brass band in this amazingly popular medley, featuring 'Bad Romance', 'Paparazzi' & 'Pokerface'
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Hallelujah - Leonard Cohen - Steve Yorke
Cohens masterpiece is no stranger to brass bands. This one however is based on a stunning performance by k.d. Lang, and features the Euphonium section.
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Holding Out For A Hero - Dean Pitchford & Jim Steinman - Steve Yorke
A massive international hit for Bonnie Tyler, and a real crowd pleaser.
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Life Is For Loving - Roberto Danova - Steve Yorke
Arranged as a cornet solo, the man behind 'Angel In Blue' returns with this beautiful tear Jerker.
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Reach - Cathy Denis & Andrew Todd - Steve Yorke
Here comes the cheese! S-Club 7's big hit is guaranteed to have your audience singing and dancing to the unforgettable chorus.
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Shine - Mark Owen, Gary Barlow, Stephen Robson, Jason Orange & Howard Donald - Steve Yorke
Take That at their very best
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Son Of A Preacher Man - John Hurley & Ronnie Wilkins - Steve Yorke
Made famous by Dusty Springfield and arranged to feature Repiano, Flugel, Solo & 1st Horn.