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Wolfgang's Big Night Out - The Brian Setzer Orchestra
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  1. Take the 5th, for electric guitar & jazz ensemble (after Beethoven's Sy
  2. One More Night with You, for electric guitar & jazz ensemble (after Gri
  3. Wolfgang's Big Night Out, for electric guitar & jazz ensemble (after Mo
  4. Honey Man, for electric guitar & jazz ensemble (after Rimsky-Korsakov's
  5. Yes We Can Can, for electric guitar & jazz ensemble (after the can-can
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  1. Take the 5th, for electric guitar & jazz ensemble (after Beethoven's Sy
  2. One More Night with You, for electric guitar & jazz ensemble (after Gri
  3. Wolfgang's Big Night Out, for electric guitar & jazz ensemble (after Mo
  4. Honey Man, for electric guitar & jazz ensemble (after Rimsky-Korsakov's
  5. Yes We Can Can, for electric guitar & jazz ensemble (after the can-can
  6. Swingin' Willie, for electric guitar & jazz ensemble (after Rossini's "
  7. Sabre Dance, for electric guitar & jazz ensemble (after Khachaturian)
  8. For Lisa, for electric guitar & jazz ensemble (after Beethoven's "Für E
  9. Here Comes the Broad, for electric guitar & jazz ensemble (after the we
  10. 1812 Overdrive, for electric guitar & jazz ensemble (after Tchaikovsky'
  11. Some River in Europe, for electric guitar & jazz ensemble (after Straus
  12. Take a Break Guys, for electric guitar & jazz ensemble (after the Chris
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Brian Setzer reconvenes his big band for its first non-Christmas-related set since 2000's Vavoom! Here he rearranges well-known classical themes from Beethoven, Strauss, Mozart, Tchaikovsky, and others into Vegas-ized Rat Pack-era swing. It's a fun concept that buys the guitarist time by not having to compose new material, even though these arrangements, many of them quite complex, must have taken a while to construct. Setzer's well-received jump version of The Nutcracker Suite from 2002's Boogie Woogie Christmas probably ...

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