Band: Wear black suits or tuxes or dresses

Songs in red are available on the Roseville Big Band Concert in the Park (+8) CD. As usual, we were prepared to take requests. The songs in Italic were requests. Songs crossed off were skipped due to lack of time.
Before the dance Cindy and Terry Gardner, representing TC Swing, gave free swing dance lessons, finishing at 7:45. At 7:55, Stan Turner, KLBB radio host, joined Amy Lauria to introduce the dance and welcome the dancers.

Set One (8:00-8:50):
1. Dance to the Big Band Swing (1999; Rosetones, Glen P., Jim)
2. Song of the Volga Boatmen (traditional/1941; Bill)
3. Glory of Love (1936; Rosetones, Dan D.)
4. American Patrol (1891/1942; Dan D., Mark L.)
4a. (moved from set 3 to satisfy a waltz request) Blue Skirt Waltz (1944; GN (vocal))
5. Ain't Misbehavin' (1929; Rosetones, Keith scat)
6. Accentuate the Positive (1944; Karen, GN (tpt))
7. (It Seems to Me I've) Heard That Song Before (1942; Mark S., GN (vocal))
7a. Leap Frog (Glen P.)
8. It Don't Mean a Thing if it Ain't Got That Swing (1932; Rosetones, Mark L.)
9. String of Pearls (1941; Dan D., GN (tpt)
10. Blue Skies (1927; Rosetones, Keith scat)
11. Sleepy Time Gal (1924; GN (tpt), George)
12. All of Me (1931; Karen, George, Keith, Glen P. & Ira trading 4s) (moved to set 2 so set 1 could end on time)

Set Two (around 9:10 until 10:30):
1. Rock Around the Clock (1952; Rhythm & Swing Exhibition Dancers; Bob, Sue)
1a. (moved from set one) All of Me (1931; Karen, George, Keith, Glen P. & Ira trading 4s)
2. Pick Yourself Up (1936; Glen P., Mark S.)
2a. Happy Birthday
3. Willow Weep for Me (1932; Keith, George, Glen P.)
4. Little Brown Jug (1939; #9 in "Authentic Sounds"; Dan T., Glen P.)
5. I'll Never Smile Again/Dream Medley (1938-1944; Rosetones)
6. Beer Barrel Polka (1934; Rosetones)
7. Pennsylvania 6-5000 (1940; Hest arr.; Mark S., Glen P.)
8. Sweet Georgia Brown (1925; play as published, no extra repeat; Ira, Dan T.)
9. Somebody Loves Me (1924; Rosetones, Glen P.)
10. In the Mood (1939; Tyzik version; Glen P., Dan D., Jim, Mark S., Dan T.)
11. Lady is a Tramp (1937; female vocal; Rosetones; Keith scat 51-56))
12. Straighten Up and Fly Right (1944; Keith, Mike, GN (vibes))
13. St. Louis Blues March (1914; Dan D., Jim, Glen P.)
14. Don't Sit Under the Apple Tree (1942; Rosetones)
15. Hard-Hearted Hannah (1924; Mike, Dan T.)
16. Boogie Woogie Bugle Boy (1941; Karen, Diane, Bruce)

Set Three (10:50-12:00):
1. Satin Doll (1958; Mike, Mark S. (flugelhorn), Ira, Rosetones)
2. Moonlight Serenade (1939; Dan D.)
3. Side By Side (1927; Rosetones)
4. Rosie the Riveter (1942; Bob, GN (vocal), George, Jim (ratchet sound effect))
5. Blue Skirt Waltz (1944; GN (vocal)) (skipped because it was moved to set 1)
6. Sing, Sing, Sing (1936; Jim; Dan, clarinet; GN, tpt with plunger; Keith, scat)
7. I Get a Kick Out of You (1934; Karen, Ira)
8. Nice Work if You Can Get It (1937; female vocal; Karen, Rosetones, Ira)
9. Woodchopper's Ball (1939; GN (tpt), Bob, Keith, Dan T., George, Bill F., Ira, Eric)
10. Georgia On My Mind (1930; Rosetones, Glen P)
11. How High the Moon (1940; repeat back from 57 to 41; Keith, Tom, George, Michael)
12. Love is Here to Stay (1938; male vocal; Bruce, Rosetones, GN (vibes))
13. It's Only a Paper Moon (1933; Karen, GN (vocal))
14. I've Got You Under My Skin (1936, Wiggins arr., instrumental; Glen P)
15. Let's Call the Whole Thing Off (1937; Karen, Bruce; Dan T. and GN, trumpets)
16. Bei Mir Bist du Schoen (1932; Key of F minor; Rosetones, George, Bill)
17. Moonglow (1934; Rosetones)
18. Last: Show Me the Way to Go Home (1925; Glen P., Mike, Eric)