Audio Archive

1. Introduction

2. Mood Indigo

3. Bermuda Buggy Ride

4. Louisville Lou

5. Interviews

6. Teasin'

7. Hush-a-bye

8. A Tribute

Date
Recorded on March 23, 1954 and broadcast on March 27. The LP labels indicate March 24, though this is probably the date the LP was made.

Production Information/Matrix Numbers
Released on 12” 33 1/3 LP only; not commercially available
Transcription of a broadcast on CBS Radio Boston – WEEI, 850 AM
The label indicates “Daniel F. Sullivan, Co.” but doesn’t indicate whether they produced and/or manufactured the LP. There is no art.

Personnel
No personnel is listed, but, an unnamed announcer interviews Bill Moncrieff ‘54, Howard Crowell ‘54 and Dick Robie ‘54.

Other Comments
Disc transfer by Jon Samuels with very minor restoration. This recording also appears as the last eight tracks on the 50th Reunion Concert CD.

--comments by Mark Tavern '94

Side One: Saints in a Heavy Mood
1. Tribute
2. Mood Indigo
3. The Day Isn’t Long Enough
4. Hush-A-Bye
5. Blue World
6. Deed I Do (solo: Jan Knost)
7. Teasin’
8. Cool Water
9. Little Jimmy Brown
10. Aura Lee
11. Anywhere I Wander

Side Two: Saints in a Light Mood
1. Winter Song
2. Ah Lushka Lushka
3. De Animals
4. My Evaline
5. Ostrich Pickin’ Time
6. George Jones
7. Sophomoric Philosophy
8. In My Arms
9. In the Land
10. Ride the Chariot
11. Tribute

Date
1956 (No specific date is given but the notes refer to this as being SLU’s "Centennial Year.")

Production Information
Released as a 12” 33 1/3 LP only (XTV24960-1A/XTV24961-1B)
Initial production was done at the studios of radio station WTRY, Troy, New York, under the direction of Paul Flanagan and Frank Belaska
Pressed but not recorded by Columbia Records
Columbia Recordings and Transcriptions
The cover was designed by Jay Nichols, St. Lawrence Student
Litho in USA by Victory Offset, NYC

Personnel
V. Philip Boname '56 (Director), Richard V. Dodd '56, David C. Baker '58, Peter N. Knost '58, Thomas E. Halpin '56, Robert P. Campbell '58, Victor B. Harrison Jr. '57, Harry S. Houlis '56, Richard C. Perry '58, Allen S. Jacobsen '57, Leonard A. Price '56, John F. Whiteside, Jan Vickery Knost '56 and Michael Irvin '58

Other Comments
I’m not sure when we started calling this Saints ’56 because neither the labels nor the jacket include the date.

--comments by Mark Tavern '94

Side One:
Bacheller Memorial Chimes - Bert Bishop, Carilloneur

Hymn to St. Lawrence - Grace Atwater Soule (1899)

The Laurentian Singers - Prof. J. Richard Gilbert, Director

A Tribute
Varsity
The Chapel Bells
Laurentia
Alma Mater
Live A-Humble
Salvation is Created
O Magnum Mysterium
The Last Words of David

Side Two:
The Saints - James Funiciello, Director

Teasin'
Aj Lucka Lucka Siooka
Over the Rainbow
In My Arms

The Sinners - Judy Burford, Director

A Good Man is Hard to Find
Beyond the Sea
No Can Do
Basin Street Blues

The University Band - Prof. Richard J. Lanche, Director

Our Director
SLU March Medley
The Scarlet and the Brown
St. Lawrence Ram
Go You Larries

Date
1958 (Though no date is listed on the disc or package, The Scarlet and the Brown: A History of St. Lawrence University, 1856 - 1981 by Edward J. Blankman and Thurlow O. Cannon (edited by Neal S. Burdick) refers to this as being released in 1958.)

Production Information
Released on a 12” 33 1/3 LP only (32M-38441-1/32M-38442-1)
Produced and published by Recorded Publications Co.
Custom processed and pressed by RCA Victor

Personnel
Director: J. Funicello; no other personnel listed, but there is a photo of the group.

Other Comments
This LP features several other SLU music groups including the Laurentian Singers, Sinners and University Band and was produced as a promotional tool for the University. It is unclear whether the exclamation point is part of the title as while it appears in the title on the LP labels, it does not appear in the title on the front of the LP jacket.

--comments by Mark Tavern '94

Side 1
1. Ride the Chariot
2. Husabye (Wally Wasmer)
3. My Evaline
4. Bermuda
5. In My Arms
6. Jerusalem Morning

Side 2
1. The Day Isn’t Long Enough
2. Eye Lusshka
3. Shangri-La
4. High Noon
5. Mood Indigo
6. Give Me Your Tired Your Poor

Date
1961 (No date is noted explicitly, but the class years of the group members would indicate the period as 1961-1963; the notes indicate that Jobes—among others—is leaving, probably putting the release in early 1961.)

Production Information
Released as a 12” 33 1/3 LP only (12-5933, M8OP-5933/M8OP-5944, M8OP5933-1/M8OP5934-1)
Printing and albums by MacMurray Press, NY.
The liner notes reference this as being recorded live at the Tick Tock; a recently found contact sheet containing other photos from the same night confirms that. Also, there is a reference in a Saints marketing brochure of the same era to it being produced by RCA Victor, and while the matrix numbers are consistent with RCA Victor “custom” numbers, there is no indication on the package that RCA Victor was involved.

Personnel
Bass 1: Jack Jobes (Leader), Dave Geis, Doug Lawrence, Wally Wasmer, Chuck Perkett
Tenor 1: Dick Moloy, Dick Romano
Bass 2: John Butler, Al Martin, Bruce Williams
Tenor 2: Bob Clarke, Tom Funicello, Tom Hanewald, Jon Kingsepp

Other Comments
The liner notes say that this is the first time the Saints “hold center stage on a recording” despite the existence of the earlier Saints-only record, Saints. Also, there is a reference in a Saints marketing brochure of the same era to this being the “fourth” album. However, it can only be the fourth if the 1954 recording of the Saints WEEI-Boston radio broadcast "Transcribed" is included, even though it was never released commercially.

--comments by Mark Tavern '94

Side 1
1. Trolley Song
2. Wagon Wheels
3. Cockles and Mussels
4. Flamin’ Mamie (solo: Hugh Biele)
5. Dancing on the Ceiling (solo: Bob Chesbro)
6. Tea For Two
7. Mood Indigo (solo: Bob Weller)
8. E-ri-e (solos: Bob Uchitel, Chris Demerrit)
9. Tribute (Lud, Irving, C.O., Scrappy, Jim, George, Edmanson, Huge, Ukey, Brians, Scoffer, Caz, Lesbo)

Side 2
1. My Avaline (solo: Brian [sic] Ingalls)
2. The Way You Look Tonight (solo: Bob Uchitel)
3. ‘Deed I Do (solo: Bob Ludwig)
4. Thank Heaven For Little Girls (solo: Bob Chesbro)
5. Acne (solo: Bob Weller)
6. I Could Write A Book
7. Give Me Your Tired, Your Poor (solo: Bob Ludwig)
8. Ride the Chariot (solos: Hugh Biele, Al Fisher)
9. Liza—The Party’s Over (solo: Bob Weller)

Date
1965

Production Information
Released on 12” 33 1/3 LP only (MS #6A165 CO 1447 A/CO 1447 B)
Produced by Hugh Biele '65 and David Parker '65
Recorded in June 1965 at Tony Riposo Studio, Syracuse, NY

Personnel
Bob Ludwig, Jeff Meltzer, Chris Demerrit, Scarby Smith, Alan Fisher, Joel Bixby, Luke Edman, Hugh Biele, Bob Uchitel, Bryan Ingalls, Bob Weller, Mike Caswell, Bob Cesbro

--comments by Mark Tavern '94

Side 1
1. Java Jive
2. Happy Together
3. Nagasaki
4. In My Room
5. Take It Back

Side 2
1. Up the Ladder to the Roof
2. Honey
3. Heavenly Bodies
4. Parting Blessing
5. Tribute

Date
1988

Production Information
Released on Cassette only
Recorded by Rob Zolner in Gunnison Memorial Chapel, December 1987

Personnel
David Dunne ‘90, Andy Hewson ‘90, Andy McElderry ‘88, Charlie Bailey ‘88, Jeffrey Yun ‘88, John Griffith ‘91, Ted Duncan ‘88, David Platten ‘89, Mike Hicks ‘90, Chris Lucchese ‘88, Matt Mazzaroppi, Mark Talluto ‘90, John Van Wagner ‘89

Other Comments
While these sessions were recorded digitally, only analog cassettes were manufactured. The artwork appears to be designed using a word processor and photocopier and then hand-folded and inserted into the cassette boxes. As a result, when we decided to include a discography in the liner notes for Over The Hill, we couldn't locate what we thought was an original--even though we had one--because we confused the hand-made artwork with a bad photocopy job. (We actually thought we had somebody's dubbed copy and not the real thing.) To compensate, the cover was redesigned and appears here. It wasn't until the 55th Reunion that we realized our mistake and learned that three different versions of the art exist. The originals are in the image archive, here, here and here.

--comments by Mark Tavern '94

1. Good Old A Cappella (solo: Bill (Patch) Paczkowski)

2. Runaround Sue (solo: Sean (Turk) McNamara)

3. Honey

4. Java Jive (solos: Peter Cudney, Bill (Patch) Paczkowski, Sean (Turk) McNamara)

5. The Lion Sleeps Tonight (solo: Sean (Turk) McNamara)

6. Coney Island Baby

7. I Wonder Why (solo: Patrick Heffernan)

8. Nagasaki

9. Ride the Chariot (solo: Mark Rubeo)

10. The Longest Time (solo: Alex Bartlett)

11. Is She Really Going Out With Him (solo: Andrew Robertson)

12. Flamin’ Mamie

13. Heavenly Bodies (solo: Peter Saunders)

14. Perfidia

15. A Parting Blessing 

16. Tribute 

Date
1992

Production Information
Released on CD and cassette (SS 92024)
Manufactured by Digital House, New York, NY
Produced by Peter Saunders
Recorded and mixed by Rob Zolner
Photos by John Williams, SLU staff photographer
Designed by Ken Alger, SLU staff designer

Personnel
Andrew Robertson ’92, Alex Bartlett ’94, Bill (Patch) Paczkowski ’93, Peter Cudney ’94, Brian Keogh ’94, Patrick Heffernan ’95, Mark Rubeo ’93, Todd Ford ’94, Sean (Turk) McNamara ’94, Peter Saunders ’94, Jeffrey (Uch) Uchin ’95, Phillip Reynolds (Ren) Chandler ’94, Mark Tavern ’94

Other Information
Peter Saunders was the one who came up with the idea for this album and was instrumental in obtaining funding (through a proposal) from the President’s Discretionary Fund.

We originally wanted the album title to be “Absolut Saints” and envisioned a cover using the group's photo together with an illustration involving a bottle of Absolut vodka (inspired by the very popular ad campaign). The cover photo was taken behind Vilas Hall (the Beta Theta Pi house is behind us) against a white, snowy background. By having as little background as possible, the designer could easily mesh the illustration with the photo. (If you look closely you can see where the background was cut out.) However, after the photo session was completed we decided against such a flagrant trademark and copyright infringement and as a result, ended up not with a full-color concept cover but rather with a black and white image against a white background and a black and white booklet.

Both exterior shots in the booklet (the other in front of Sykes Hall) were part of the same shoot, in the middle of the day, making some of us late for our afternoon classes. (Except for Brian Keogh ’94 who wasn't in the shots.) The rest of the photos were taken during a rehearsal in Griffiths Hall Room 15, but I don’t know who the photographer was.

I remember that we decided to make the “Compact Disc” logo on the disc label gold—in part because our rep at Digital House seemed to indicate it had to be--only to find out later that a second color on the label cost more and it was too late to change it.

It wasn’t until about ten years later that we learned that subsequent Saints referred to this record as the “White Album."

--comments by Mark Tavern '94

1. Silhouettes (Slay/Crewe; arr. Lojeski)

2. Swing Down, Chariot (Traditional) – solo: Erik S. Matthews

3. Under the Boardwalk (Resnick/Young; arr. Tavern)

4. Johnee Jingo (Rundgren) – solo: Alex Bartlett

5. Sh’Boom (Keys/Featser/Feaster/McRae/Edwards; arr. Tavern) – solos: Mark Tavern and Todd Ford

6. College Days (DeGraaff/Gulick)

7. Black Coffee In Bed (Difford/Tilbrook/Lewis/Snow/Bentley; arr. Tavern) – solo: Mark Rubeo

8. King of Pain (Sting; arr. Tavern)

9. Summertime (Gershwin/Heyward; arr. Sheppard) – solo: Peter Saunders

10. Hodja (Rundgren) – solo: Erik S. Matthews

11. A Parting Blessing/Tribute (Traditional; arr. Williams/Brush ‘22/Shilkret ’21; arr. Laraway) 

Date
Fall 1993

Production Information
Released on CD and cassette (SS 92025)
Produced by Mark Tavern, John Stone and Rob Zolner
Mixed by Rob Zolner
Engineered by Rob Zolner and Christian Parker in Gulick Theatre on February 4, 1993; Christian Parker in Gulick Theatre (live) on February 12, 1993, Mark Tavern in Gunnison Chapel (live) on April 29, 1993 and Christian Parker in Gulick Theater on May 8, 1993.
Art Direction: Mark Tavern
Art Design and Layout: Dale Hobson
Color and Still Photography: Christopher Morrow
Caricature: Neal Portnoy
Manufactured by Digital House, New York, NY.

Personnel
Alex Bartlett ’94, Todd Ford ’94 (Business Manager), Patrick Heffernan ’95 (Swing Down, Chariot, College Days and Summertime only), Matthew Lyndaker ’96, Erik S. Matthews ’96, Bill (Patch) Paczkowski ’93, Jerry Peters ’95, Mark Rubeo ’93, Peter Saunders ’94, Mark Tavern ’94 (Director), Jeffrey (Uch) Uchin ‘95

Other Comments
Soon after becoming director in the spring of 1992, I found a bunch of old Saints photos and began to get an awareness of the group’s long history and tradition. I later found myself in the Colgate University bookstore, fascinated by the two-disc set the Colgate 13 released in connection with their 50th Anniversary. These two events got me thinking about the history of Saints and my research led me to believe that the group would celebrate it’s 40th Anniversary during the 1993-94 school year. (A mistake that was pointed out when the members of the class of 1954 showed up to the reunion to tell me I was wrong and that we were actually celebrating the 44th!)

We thought it best to celebrate by releasing a CD (originally planned as two CDs—one of standard Saints songs and one of the material we sang at the time) as part of the reunions's festivities during Homecoming Weekend. We knew that this meant performing a concert before Family Weekend--much earlier in the year than we typically were ready--and that would require recording the album a whole year in advance to allow time for production, design and manufacturing. To do so, we would also have to plan our membership for the Fall of 1993 well in advance, holding auditions every semester for two years to insure that the group would be at full strength and well-rehearsed in time.

Because we didn’t have any color in the Singing Saints package, I wanted to insure that at least the cover of Over the Hill was in color. The photo was taken on February 12, 1993 just before a concert in Gulick Auditorium with the UVM Cat’s Meow. (We scheduled the concert and the photo shoot to take full advantage of our rented tuxedos.) In order to get the picture we basically took over Vilas Hall and forced all work to come to a halt.

--comments by Mark Tavern '94

Side A:
Singing Saints

1. Istanbul
2. Goodbye Blue Sky
3. Spiderman
4. Dream a Little Dream
5. Walk of Life

Instrumentally Challenged

6. You Really Got a Hold on Me
7. Orinoco Flow
8. Missionary Man
9. Take It to the Limit
10. Somebody to Love
11. Homeless
12. Java Jive

Side B:
Singing Sinners

1. Like a Prayer
2. Heaven
3. Hush
4. Sweet Dreams

Binghamton Crosbys

5. Big Bad Bill
6. Heavenly
7. The Crosby Jam
8. Major Tom
9. Me and the Boys
10. Goodbye to Yesterday
11. Up the Ladder

Date

Spring 1995

Production Information
Released on cassette only (SING)
Recorded by John Stone in Gulick Theater
Edited and Mastered at WSLU by Lamar Bliss, John Stone, Jerry Peters, Matthew Lyndaker
Manufactured and printed by Disc Makers, NJ

Other Comments
The first Vocal Accord (held in February 1994) was so successful that a second was scheduled the following year. It was decided that a recording of the concert would be useful, not to the current group, but all of those performing, including the Sinners, Instrumentally Challenged and Binghamton Crosbys.

--comments by Mark Tavern '94

Vocal Accord '95 was conceived in an effort to help the Sinners and Instrumentally Challenged obtain a live recording of their performances. The Sinners were trying to become more professional and tour but had trouble getting bookings because they had no albums or other recordings to provide to other groups. Instrumentally Challenged was only two years old in 1995, and they had no recordings, either. The Saints had become very good friends of Instrumentally Challenged, performing with them three times in two years, so it was decided the Saints would fund a live album from Vocal Accord '95 and offer copies to the Sinners and Instrumentally Challenged. (The Bucknell Bison Chips were offered a share as well, but they declined.)

We commissioned some original artwork from my friend, Andrew Hotis, to save on production costs as well.

Unfortunately, when we saw the proof of the album cover, something was very wrong. The production company had put "The Singing Saints" on the album cover and refused to redesign it unless we paid them another $500, more than half the cost of the whole project!!! We knew the Sinners and IC would be upset that the cover had the Saints' name on it and not theirs. We just couldn't afford to fix the proof. We hoped they would understand since the albums were completely funded by the Saints.

IC accepted our apology, and, since they hadn't paid anything for the tapes, they really couldn't argue too much. But they were understandably disappointed, and the Saints were embarrassed they hadn't been able to deliver the promised product.

The Sinners, on the other hand, were extremely upset! They never did except our apology. In the end, it was just one of those awkward, unfortunate things; we tried to do some friends a favor, and it backfired. We'd do it again, though. And this time, we'd be even MORE specific with the production company!

--comments by Jerry Peters '95

1. A Funny Thing Happened. . .

2. Is She Really Going Out With Him – solo: Joseph Liberty

3. Perfidia (Traditional Melody [sic])

4. If I Fell (Lennon/McCartney; arr. Raker) – solo: Raker

5. (Let Me Be Your) Teddy Bear (Mann/Lowe; arr. Duncombe) – solo: David McIntire

6. Istanbul (Not Constantinople) (Kennedy/Simon; arr. Clark)

7. College Days (DeGraaf/Gulick)

8. Solsbury Hill (Gabriel; arr. Clark) – solo: Michael Toomey

9. Spiderman (Lemberg; arr. Tavern) solo: Adam French

10. Goodbye Blue Sky (Waters; arr. Duncombe/Clark)

11. Saints Disclaimer

12. Sexual Healing (Gaye; arr. Tavern) – solo: Joseph Liberty

13. Little Bitty Pretty One (Day; arr. Duncombe) – solo: Adam French

14. Gulf War Song (Moxy Fruvous; arr. Tavern/Clark)

15. King of Spain (Moxy Fruvous; arr. Duncombe/Clark) – solo: Raynor Duncombe

16. Dream A Little Dream (Kahn/Schwandt/Andre)

17. Moondance (Morrison; arr. Lyndaker) – solos: Joseph Liberty and Matthew Lyndaker

18. The Lion Sleeps Tonight – solo: Matthew Lyndaker

19. A Parting Blessing (Traditional; arr. Williams) / Tribute (Brush/Shilkret; arr. Larraway) 

Date
1996

Production Information
Released on CD and cassette
Cover and traycard compilation: Leigh Dart
Edited and mastered at WSLU by Lamar Bliss, Tim Gallagher, Kenneth Hughes and Lucas Clark
Digital premastering: Beth Newlon at Triple Disc
Manufactured by Triple Disc

Personnel
Jason Beerman ’99, Alzhan Braliev ’96, Lucas Clark ’97, Kurt Detwiler ’96, Raynor Duncombe ’97, Adam French ’97, Kenneth Hughes ’98, Joseph Liberty ’96, Matthew Lyndaker ’96, David McIntire ’98, Jerry Peters ’95, Blair Raker ’98, Adam Schrader ’99, Eben Slaunwhite ’98, Adam Sugarman ’97, Michael Toomey ’97, Jeffrey (Uch) Uchin ’95

Other Comments
This was the first Saints album to deliberately feature the performances of groups that spanned more than four college years. Because of the difficulties involved with album production (preparing enough music, obtaining funds, scheduling, etc.), the group decided to purchase a DAT recorder to capture concerts and record each year in the WSLU/North Country Public Radio studio during Senior Week. By doing so they would be able to record enough material from which to cull a respectable album, and insure that every Saint gets the chance to appear on record, even if one wasn’t released while they were at SLU.

--comments by Mark Tavern '94

1. Swing Down (UNH 1998)

2. Insomniac (Paul Smith's 1998)

3. Call and Answer (Costume Concert 1998)

4. Is She (Paul Smith's 1998)

5. College Days (Family Weekend Concert 1998)

6. Sh'Boom (Paul Smith's 1998) 

7. Wrap Your Arms Around Me (Spring Concert 1997)

8. King of Spain (Spring Concert 1997)

9. And So It Goes (rehearsal, Sykes 1998)

10. The Moment I Saw Your Eyes (UNH 1998)

11. Interstate Love Song (rehearsal, Sykes 1998)

12. Parting Blessing / Tribute (Paul Smith's 1998) 

Date
Released Fall 1998, limited to current group members and alumni.

Production Information/Matrix Numbers
Recorded by Singing Saints 1997-1998
Edited and Mastered at the Griffiths Music Lab by Jason Beerman '99 and Brad Catton '01.
Manufactured and printed by Jason Beerman '99 and Brad Catton '01. Cover design: Paul Hughes '00 and Brad Catton '01.

Other Information

The Saints: Live! album was a collaborative project by then-outgoing and -incoming Saints Musical Directors Jason Beerman '99 and Brad Catton '01. It was produced as a final project for Alice Hessert's "Sound and the Stage" class. Beerman and Brad went through the DAT tapes of Saints performances we had collected over the years and chose the best recordings to clean up and include in this album. This album includes some Saints songs that slipped through the cracks, never appearing on any other album, and some of these tracks are the only known recordings of particular songs, including Call and Answer, Wrap Your Arms Around Me, and The Moment I Saw Your Eyes. College Days and And So It Goes later appeared on the next Saints album, Yardwork! (1999).

--comments by Paul Hughes '00

1. Silhouettes (F. Slay and B. Crew, arr. Lojeski)

2. Walk of Life (Dire Straits, arr. Ray Duncombe '97, solo: Ken Hughes '98)

3. College Days Intro (Adam Schrader '99)

4. College Days (Dr. R. DeGraff and L. Gulick)

5. I Hear a Voice, Take One

6. I Hear a Voice, Take Two (arr. Jason Beerman '99)

7. She's Always a Woman (Billy Joel, arr. Adam Schrader '99, solo Ken Bowers '01)

8. Sh'Boom (arr. Mark Tavern '94, solos Brad Catton '01, Jason Beerman '99)

9. An Englishman in New York (Sting, arr. Ray Duncombe '97, Lucas Clark '97, solos Michael Toomey '97, Ray Duncombe '97, Adam French '97, Tim Mack '97, scat Dave McIntire '98)

10. This Is As Close As We'll Get (Lullaby for the Working Class, arr. Paul Hughes '00, solo Paul Hughes '00)

11. Interstate Love Song (Stone Temple Pilots, arr. Ray Duncombe '97, Lucas Clark '97, solo Ken Bowers '01)

12. Lullabye (Billy Joel, arr. Jason Beerman '99)

13. Swing Down (trad. arr., solos Lucas Clark '97)

14. With or Without You (U2, arr. Adam Schrader '99, solo Adam Schrader '99)

15. And So It Goes (Billy Joel, arr. Jason Beerman '99)

16. Insomniac (Billy Pilgrim, arr. Jason Beerman '99, solo Adam Kurtz '00)

17. Down on the Corner (Creedence Clearwater Revival, arr. Adam Schrader '99, solo Adam Schrader '99, scat Ken Bowers '01)

18. Parting Blessing (arr. Williams) / Tribute (Brush '22 and Shilkret '21, arr. Laraway)

69. Yardwork! (The Singing Saints 1998-1999) 

Date
1999

Production Information
Released on CD only
Cover design: Paul Hughes '00
Edited and Mastered at WSLU/NCPR by Lamar Bliss and Joel Hurd
Manufactured by Triple Disc

Personnel
Jason Beerman '99, Ken Bowers '01, Brad Catton '01, Lucas Clark '97, Dion Davis '01, Ray Duncombe '97, Adam French '97, Dan Hoy '00, Ken Hughes '98, Paul Hughes '00, Adam Kurtz '00, Tim Mack '97, Dave McIntire '98, Matt McIntire '01, Jonathan Ntheketha '00, Adam Schrader '99, Eben Slaunwhite '98, Michael Toomey '97, Tim Wheelock '01.

1. My Evaline

2. The Lion Sleeps Tonight

3. College Days

4. Flamin' Mamie

5. Aj Lucka Lucka

6. Aura Lee, Take 1

7. Aura Lee, Take 2

8. Please, Kind Sir

9. Perfidia

10. Nagasaki

11. Hush-a-bye

12. Ride the Chariot

13. A Parting Blessing

14. A Tribute

15. Coney Island Baby 

Date
June 3, 2000

Production Information
Released on CD only to Singing Saints alumni
Produced by Mark Tavern
Recorded by Mark Tavern and Al Netto
Edited by Marian M. Conaty at BMG Studios, New York, NY, and Jon M. Samuels at Recorded Legacy
Disc to Tape Transfer by Jon M. Samuels (WEEI Broadcast portion)

Other Information
Jon M. Samuels appeared on the PBS series The History Detecives: http://www.pbs.org/opb/historydetectives/investigations/501_amos_andy.html

--comments by Mark Tavern '94

1. Chapel Bells

2. Too Good to Be True - Singing Sinners

3. Interstate Love Song - Singing Saints

4. Heaven - Singing Sinners

5. When I Fall - Singing Saints

6. Las Plenas - Laurentian Singers

7. Least Complicated - Singing Sinners

8. Insomniac - Singing Saints

9. Alma Mater - Laurentian Singers 

1. Barely Breathing (Duncan Sheik; arr. Sam Morrow '06; solo Chris Sam '06)

2. When I Fall (Barenaked Ladies; arr. Paul Hughes '00; solo Josh Van Epps '03)

3. Farmhouse (Phish; arr. Alex Allport '06; solo Andy Davidson '06)

4. Windmills (Toad the Wet Sprocket; arr. Sam Morrow '06; solo Liam Nolan '06)

5. Jesse's Girl (Rick Springfield; arr. Ken Purchase '96 (U Illinois); solo Mark Chapeskie '04)

6. Nightswimming (REM; arr. Sam Morrow '06; solo Sam Morrow '06)

7. King of Spain (Moxy Fruvous; arr. Ray Duncombe '97/Lucas Clark '97; solo Todd Fallesen '04)

8. Ghost Story (Sting; arr. Sam Morrow '06; solo Sam Morrow '06)

9. Zombie Jamboree (Rockapella; arr. Sam Morrow '06; solo Alex Allport '06)

10. In the Still of the Night (Fred Parris; arr. Ed Lojeski; solo Dion Davis '01)

11. Signed, Sealed, Delivered (Stevie Wonder; arr. Sam Morrow '06; solos - Harris Philpot '09, Sam Morrow '06, Joe Shehata '08, Michael Austen '07)

12. Parting Blessing (arr. Williams) & Tribute (Brush '22 and Shilkret '21, arr. Laraway) 2002

13. Mr. Jones (The Counting Crows; arr. Sam Morrow '06; solo Michael Austen '07)

14. Beat Box Medley (Michael Austen '07, "D" Winston '05, Chris Sam '06, Kirk Thomas '04)

15. Soul to Squeeze (Red Hot Chili Peppers; arr. Gabriel Shabbtairutman; solo Kirk Thomas '04)

16. Parting Blessing (arr. Williams) & Tribute (Brush '22 and Shilkret '21, arr. Laraway) 2004 

Date
2006

Production Information
Tracks 13-16 recorded by Jim Wildman in Gunnison Memorial Chapel, 2004
All tracks edited and mastered by Joel Hurd at WSLU/NCPR
Cover design by Paul Hughes '00

Personnel
Dan Hoy '00, Paul Hughes '00, Adam Kurtz '00, Jonathan Ntheketha '00, Ken Bowers '01, Bradley Catton '01, Jay Cutter '01, Dion Davis '01, Justin Marriot '01, Ken Okoth '01, Rick Bray '02, Matthew Clement '02, Thomas Murphy '02, Mark Chapeskie '03, Dave Lubanski '03, Josh Van Epps '03, Todd Fallensen '04, Kirk Thomas '04, Sal Casella '05, Mark McIntire '05, Matt Tanner '05, Devernie Winston '05, Alex Allport '06, Andy Davison '06, Sam Morrow '06, Liam Nolan '06, Chris Sam '06, Drew Wilson '06, Michael Austen '07, Joel Waite '07, Andy Alvarez '08, Hunter Lamere '08, Will Mackenizei '08, Joe Shehata '08, Nave Strauss '08, Seth Corlis '09, Harris Philpot '09