Diane Toso and Jerry Connell
Diane and Jerry are beginners but played like pros! Their playlist was “Under Paris Skies” and “ Chiquitin de Bachen”. Keep up the good work guys!
Guy Richards
What can you say about this guy Guy that has not been said before? Nada! His play list was “Santa Lucia”, “old Man River”, “Never on a Sunday”, “The God Father”, “Fiddler on the Roof”, and many more, I lost track!
Lou Di Magio
Long time no see Lou! Great to have you back! Lou’s play list was “Teran Tella”, “ Tico Tico”, “Bese May Mucho”, “Dirty Fingers (Kitten in the Tree)”, “Medley of Musicals”, “What is this Thing Called Love?”, and ‘Lover”.
Joe Domitrowich
What a class act. Here is his play list as supplied by Joe. I could not keep up. “Jambalaya (in honor of Kris’ excellent gumbo…what a treat!)”, ”Schoen Rosmarin (classical composition by Fritz Kreisler – part of my Café Vienna ensemble (violin and accordion) repertoire)”, “Peanuts Polka”, “Moliendo Café (Cuban Salsa selection)”, “Ave Maria”, “Around the World Waltz Medley”, also from my Café Vienna repertoire. Consists of Tulips from Amsterdam/Wonderful Copenhagen/Wunderbar(Cole Porter)/Around the World (from the movie, Around the World in 80 Days). I Saw Her Standing There – in honor of the 50 year anniversary of the debut of The Beatles, “Just Another Polka (1950s hit parade polka)”, “Oye Como Va (Santana)”, “In the Mood – full arrangement”, “Train Ride” (Medley of train tunes from my CD Something for Everyone).
